Charles D Cameron

US Patent:

51741261, Dec 29, 1992

Filed:

Nov 7, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/788888

Inventors:

Charles Cameron - Bensenville IL

International Classification:

F25B 1900

US Classification:

62270

Abstract:

An air conditioning system which uses the high dielectric constant of water and inverse pressure to adapt the evaporator and condenser cycles of a conventional air conditioning system to use water instead of freon. The energy-intensive compressor of the conventional system is replaced by pumps which use pressures to effect the vaporization and condensation cycles. Unlike other water-based systems, all atmospheric high kinetic energy gases such as nitrogen and oxygen are excluded from the closed cycles to prevent interference with the polar attractions between the condensing vapor molecules. The air conditioning system is also adapted for use in removing water vapor from gas such as air. The system comprises a passage for the flow of gas therethrough, a fan or the like for causing a flow of air through the passage and at least one porous structure composed at least in part of solid desiccating material located within the flow passage. The structure is hollow such that the interior has an open space communicating with the exterior of the flow passage.

US Patent:

53186842, Jun 7, 1994

Filed:

Sep 17, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/945908

Inventors:

Charles Cameron - Bensenville IL

International Classification:

C25B 900

US Classification:

204277

Abstract:

A system adapted for use in decomposing water and separating an oxygen rich gaseous stream and a hydrogen rich gaseous stream. The system comprises an enclosure containing a decomposition zone, an oxygen separation zone and a hydrogen separation zone. The decomposition zone comprising an inlet for supplying a flow of water vapor, a plurality of conductive tubes arranged in a spaced array and connected in a parallel circuit including a source of electrical energy capable of supplying energy to all of the conductive tubes. The tubes in the array are elongated circular structures and preferably spaced less than one-eighth inch from each other.

US Patent:

50921355, Mar 3, 1992

Filed:

Nov 9, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/611092

Inventors:

Charles Cameron - Bensenville IL

International Classification:

F25D 1708

US Classification:

62271

Abstract:

An air conditioning system adapted for use in removing water vapor from gas such as air. The system comprises a passage for the flow of gas therethrough, a fan or the like for causing a flow of air through the passage and at least one porous structure composed at least in part of solid desiccating material located within the flow passage. The structure is hollow such that the interior has an open space communicating with the exterior of the flow passage. The system further includes a pump for creating at least a partial vacuum within the hollow interior of the desiccating structure such that water removed from the gas by the desiccating material is removed from the structure.