Abstract: A process for water-proofing devices from the inside out, the process is suited for application to completely fabricated electronic devices to enable them to be used with full functionalities in and under the water and in a variety of aquatic environments, shockproof and corrosion resistant. Multilayer technology fills empty spaces in the electronic device with a first layer of a hydrophobic medium like silicone and then a second layer of an anti-corrosive agent. Creating a vacuum removes air from the insulating mediums, slowly eliminating the vacuum to allow air to push the mediums into the device's internal voids, and then curing while preserving button functionality and patency of electronic pathways.

Abstract: The present technology describes apparatus, systems, and methods for the thermal decomposition of carbonaceous feedstocks through continuous pyrolysis. A reciprocating reactor is described that includes an inner reactor pipe and an outer reactor pipe. The outer reactor pipe has a first portion that surrounds the inner reactor pipe forming an annulus space, and a second portion that extends beyond the inner reactor pipe and forms a turnaround zone. The inner reactor pipe defines an inner reactor zone that produces partially reacted carbonaceous feedstock, and the annulus space defines an outer reactor zone that produces product gases and solids.

Abstract: The present technology discloses apparatus, systems, and methods for the thermal decomposition of carbonaceous feedstocks through continuous pyrolysis. A reciprocating reactor is disclosed that includes an inner reactor pipe and an outer reactor pipe. The outer reactor pipe has a first portion that surrounds the inner reactor pipe forming an annulus space, and a second portion that extends beyond the inner reactor pipe and forms a turnaround zone. The inner reactor pipe defines an inner reactor zone that produces partially reacted carbonaceous feedstock, and the annulus space defines an outer reactor zone that produces product gases and solids.