Abstract: An apparatus for simultaneously exposing fluids or gases to a magnetic field and to ultraviolet light includes a tubular body having a fluid inlet, a fluid outlet, an internal passageway, and a lamp-receiving port, the tubular body houses one or more magnets surrounding the internal passageway to provide a magnetic field in the internal passageway along a defined axial length, a UV lamp secured to a lamp-receiving port is disposed in the internal passageway throughout the axial length, a fluid inlet is disposed between the lamp-receiving port and the fluid outlet for introducing flowing fluids, or gases, into the internal passageway for simultaneous exposure to the magnetic field and to UV light generated by the lamp.

Abstract: An apparatus for magnetic treatment of fluids comprises a tubular body which retains a plurality of magnets and which defines an inner flow channel, a plurality of spaced apart positioning rings secured in the flow channel to the body, each positioning ring having including a plurality of annularly distributed, radially extending turbulence fins disposed in alignment with and annularly to a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal dimension of the tubular body, and one or more radially extending support posts, one support post on a first one of the rings having an outwardly-biased retaining pin, and one of the support posts on a second one of the rings including an outwardly-oriented locking nut for locking the second ring flow channel of the tubular body by rotatably extending the nut from the post.

Abstract: An apparatus for magnetic treatment of fluids comprises a tubular body which retains a plurality of magnets and which defines an inner flow channel, a plurality of spaced apart positioning rings secured in the flow channel to the body, each positioning ring having including a plurality of annularly distributed, radially extending turbulence fins disposed in alignment with and annularly to a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal dimension of the tubular body, and one or more radially extending support posts, one support post on a first one of the rings having an outwardly-biased retaining pin, and one of the support posts on a second one of the rings including an outwardly-oriented locking nut for locking the second ring flow channel of the tubular body by rotatably extending the nut from the post.