Desalination and Resonant Frequencies

It may be difficult to visualize, but instead of having phosphors emit light, it would be to have then vibrate at a frequency that could repel salt ions. This is where using a voice coil instead of a cathode ray tube, multiple frequencies if needed, could be fed into the disc. And by building up several layers of phosphors, inverted cones can be formed which would focus the vibration of the phosphors inward where water would flow through the cone. And since wear might be an issue, the same material used for membranes could be used to form a thin protective coating. http://www.hdtv.ca/hdtv_knowledgebase/television/crt.php

3 Answers

1. With how a speaker works, the same principle might be used using phosphor screens. If the screens have 3 layers, then where desalinated water can flow through, a funnel can be formed by the phosphors that have been removed from each layer. Since salt ions emit light in the magnetic range of light, an opposing sound wave could repulse salt ions. And since such a system requires electricity, this is where the self siphoning principle would need to be demonstrated as something that works. Then a stand alone system that powers itself could be made available for either humanitarian purposes or where water would need to be moved great distances to accommodate need. http://www.ustudy.in/node/3541

2. Here is a link to Maxwell's Demon again. What might not be understood about it is that if vacuum were side A and water were side B, ten if water does not out gas, the vacuum will keep exciting water near the vacuum. And if water being in such a stat allows it to pass through a membrane with less effort, then the vacuum could have a continuous effect on the efficiency of the system while being possibly a low cost solution. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell%27s_demon

3. Here is a link to a phosphor screen. If 3 are used, then mini "speakers" could be created. And when a coil, the same as used on speakers is used, then it would be possible to project a specific frequency. And if salt ions do respond to specific frequencies which has been shown in various ways. As you can see, even one phosphor screen is some what expensive. But it would only be one part of a system. edited to add; the 2nd link is to an explanation of Maxwell's Demon. Vacuum would have a similar effect in exciting in a negative state what is used to create the vacuum. What the vacuum is acting on, such as water, would be excited particles or molecules that could perform work. This vacuum would be a Free Energy principle because when water is exposed to an extreme vacuum, it would become excited and capable of performing work. And the more work water itself does, then less energy would be required to desalinate it. And sustaining an extreme vacuum may cost much less that using 40 to 80 bars of pressure to desalinate water. As time goes by, I will detail 2 systems, one where the land itself is of value and one where no energy source is available. And if all works out for me, I will be able to try both systems. One will be for a friend of mine in Jordan where mountains are available and the other for India where Vish lives with her family. Hopefully it can be shown that working together is much better than not doing so. http://www.kimballphysics.com/mounted-phosphor-screens http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell's_demon