Billy R Cook

US Patent:

40014738, Jan 4, 1977

Filed:

Feb 19, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/659339

Inventors:

Billy G. Cook - Chula Vista CA

Assignee:

Rohr Industries, Inc. - Chula Vista CA

International Classification:

B32B 312

US Classification:

428116

Abstract:

Attenuating structural honeycomb sandwich panels with a cellular core having a portion of the adjacent cell walls removed forming an enlarged cell area positioned between and bonded to two facing sheets. The sheet adjacent the enlarged cell area is imperforate. The other face sheet remote from the enlarged cell area is perforate. Each enlarged cell area communicates to the atmosphere through a single perforation in the perforated sheet.

US Patent:

41787595, Dec 18, 1979

Filed:

Apr 7, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/894474

Inventors:

Billy G. Cook - Chula Vista CA

International Classification:

F03G 700

US Classification:

60721

Abstract:

A reciprocating engine utilizing the mutual repulsion of charged air particles to drive a work-producing means. The engine has pistons reciprocating in cylinders with cylinder spaces between cylinder heads and the pistons. A first enclosed porous conductive electrode is located in fluid flow communication with the cylinder space, typically within the cylinder space itself. The first porous electrode is electrically connected to a second conductive porous electrode in a separate housing. Air is admitted into the first electrode while fuel is admitted into the second electrode. As the air in the cylinder space and first electrode is compressed as the piston moves toward the cylinder head, a current flow takes place from the first electrode to the second electrode because of valance attraction between fuel molecules and oxygen electrons resulting in the ionization of oxygen and fuel. Preferably, the two electrodes are maintained at an elevated temperature to enhance the air/fuel reaction to provide improved ionization. An electrochemical reaction occurs similar to that which occurs in fuel cells.