Chris V Kruszelnicki

US Patent:

20130112177, May 9, 2013

Filed:

Feb 27, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/385629

Inventors:

Adam Stefan Kasprzak - Islamorada FL, US
Chris Kruszelnicki - Tavernier FL, US

International Classification:

F02M 31/18

US Classification:

123557

Abstract:

Presented vaporizer is a hollow container that houses a circular metallic coil. The coil has an inlet and outlet. The container has one opening serving inlet/outlet as one. This apparatus is designated for the use with internal combustion engines. The engine's coolant is admitted to the container, while fuel passes through the metallic coil located inside the container. After initial start of the engine we witnessed rise of temperature of the engine coolant and in effect expansion of the fuel passing though the coil. Doing so, the pressure in the fuel line increases significantly. In effect the fixed speed setting for fuel pump could be reduced. Flow of the fuel through the fuel vaporizer is administrated by the mean of motor speed control switch connected to the fuel pump. In summary, this device vaporizes petroleum fuel—each in effect dramatically increased efficiency and effectively reduced the emission of CO2.

US Patent:

20150075977, Mar 19, 2015

Filed:

Sep 19, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/987960

Inventors:

Stefan Kasprzak Adam - Islamorada FL, US
Rima Kasprzak - Islamorada FL, US
Adam Kasprzak Shennan - Islamorada FL, US
Jenneka Sophia Kasprzak - Islamorada FL, US
Chris Kruszelnicki - Tavernier FL, US

International Classification:

C25B 1/04

US Classification:

204266

Abstract:

A hydrogen/oxygen, gas separator and purification method used to retrieve and separate molecules of hydrogen and oxygen from water. A nonconductive device installed within the hydrogen generator: Kasprzak et al. U.S. Pat. No. 8,535,493 entitled “Miami Max Hydro” The Ultimate Hydrogen Cell. Presented here is a separator composed of a nonconductive disc and nonconductive sleeves constructed as one unit allowing charged atoms (ions) to pass through and between electrodes. Sleeves are aligned with multiple anode and cathode generator rods, where-in a micro-channel exists between those two. When energized, the hydrogen and oxygen gas is introduced to the micro-channels located inside the generator. The sleeves are composed of thin film plastic tubes installed around the cathode or anode electrodes causing the hydrogen to separate from the oxygen in a highly efficient manner.