Patents by Inventor Brian Weit

Brian Weit has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20080197127
    Abstract: A heating system is provided for heating a heating media and domestic hot water. The hating system includes an enclosure. A tank is located within the enclosure. A magnetron chamber is located in the enclosure above the tank. At least one heating rod with a hollow interior extends from the magnetron chamber into the lower compartment. The heating rod has a top located in the magnetron chamber and a bottom located in the tank. A heat absorbing media is located within each heating rod. A microwave guide located at the top of each heating rod. A magnetron is mounted on each microwave wave guide. A heating media inlet and a heating media outlet serve for conveying the fluid heating media into and out of the tank.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 21, 2007
    Publication date: August 21, 2008
    Inventors: Alfred Monteleone, Brian Weit
  • Patent number: 7002121
    Abstract: A steam generator is located within a tank. At one end of the tank there is a flange. Mounted on the outside of the flange there is a magnetron that is cooled by a fan surrounding the magnetron. A heat tube extends from the magnetron into the tank. Within the heat tube there is a block of silicon carbide which has a passageway through it. The magnetron fires microwave energy down the passageway heating the block of silicon carbide and the heat tube. Water tubes about the inside surface of the tank spray a mist of water on the heat tube to produce steam which is removed by a steam line through ports at the opposite end of the tank from the magnetron. The steam may be used for many purposes but in a vehicle it may be injected into the cylinders of a four stroke internal combustion engine through the openings for the spark plugs. Make up water is collected from the dehumidifier. Water is recovered from the crankcase by a float system, and returned to the storage container.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 2, 2004
    Date of Patent: February 21, 2006
    Inventors: Alfred Monteleone, Brian Weit
  • Publication number: 20050269316
    Abstract: A steam generator is located within a tank. At one end of the tank there is a flange. Mounted on the outside of the flange there is a magnetron that is cooled by a fan surrounding the magnetron. A heat tube extends from the magnetron into the tank. Within the heat tube there is a block of silicon carbide which has a passageway through it. The magnetron fires microwave energy down the passageway heating the block of silicon carbide and the heat tube. Water tubes about the inside surface of the tank spray a mist of water on the heat tube to produce steam which is removed by a steam line through ports at the opposite end of the tank from the magnetron. The steam may be used for many purposes but in a vehicle it may be injected into the cylinders of a four stroke internal combustion engine through the openings for the spark plugs. Make up water is collected from the dehumidifier. Water is recovered from the crankcase by a float system, and returned to the storage container.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 2, 2004
    Publication date: December 8, 2005
    Inventors: Alfred Monteleone, Brian Weit
  • Patent number: 6858824
    Abstract: A microwave heating system is provided which uses a heat conductive medium. The heat conductive medium is heated in a heater. The heater includes a shell which forms an enclosure. The enclosure has an upper end and a lower end. A heating coil is located in the enclosure. The heating coil has an upper end and a lower end and has an inverted frusto-conical shape. The upper end of the heating coil is larger than the lower end. Three magnetrons are mounted adjacent the heating coil. One magnetron is located at the upper end of the heating coil and the other two magnetrons are located on opposite sides of the heating coil for directing microwave energy into the heating coil. An electrical distribution system is connected to the magnetron. A return line supplies the heat conductive medium into the heating coil adjacent the lower end of the shell. The heat conductive medium is fed through a feed line to a storage tank and into a two-stage domestic hot water heater.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 29, 2003
    Date of Patent: February 22, 2005
    Inventors: Alfred Monteleone, Brian Weit