Phillip R Bose from 2088 Ahneita Dr, Concord, CA 94523

Electrical Energy Generating System
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US Patent:

7109597, Sep 19, 2006
Filed:

Apr 19, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/110596
Inventors:

Phillip R. Bose - Pleasant Hill CA, US
International Classification:

F02B 63/04
F03G 7/08
F01K 15/00
F02C 6/00
F03B 13/00
US Classification:

290 43, 290 53, 290 1 R, 290 2
Abstract:

A system for generating electrical energy includes heating a liquid to produce a vapor. The vapor is transported past electron collecting structure which collects electrons from the vapor. Electrons are added to the vapor prior to the vapor reaching the electron collecting structure by an antenna/diode combination.

Condensing A Vapor Produces Electrical Energy
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US Patent:

20040222635, Nov 11, 2004
Filed:

Nov 12, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/290648
Inventors:

Phillip Bose - Pleasant Hill CA, US
International Classification:

H02P009/04
US Classification:

290/00100R
Abstract:

Electrical energy is produced by condensing a vapor back to a liquid. The liquid is either aqueous or a low boiling hydrocarbon. A closed loop or an inverted “U” tube configuration yields similar electrical results. In the closed loop configuration, once a media is sealed therein, it lasts indefinitely. Feeding electrode is in the vapor phase and the collecting electrode is where the vapor is condensed back to a liquid thus yielding its electrical energy. Either configuration becomes auto-genetic when a vapor is present and is silent in operation.

Modification Of A Nasa 4412 Airfoil's Upper Surface Produces Increased Lift
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US Patent:

20100140417, Jun 10, 2010
Filed:

Dec 5, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/315638
Inventors:

Phillip Rush Bose - Pleasant Hill CA, US
Marilee Anne Nelson - Placerville CA, US
International Classification:

B64C 3/14
US Classification:

244 35 R
Abstract:

A measurable increase in lift has been discovered by modifying the top surface of a NASA 4412 airfoil. This modification has been demonstrated in a straight wing of a typical plane and a similar circular wing as used in U.S. Pat. No. 5,046,685. the listed ordinates have not been optimized for any particular air speed. These results will benefit ultra-lites, gliders, helicopters or any slow flying aircraft.

Fixed Circular Wing Aircraft
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US Patent:

50466852, Sep 10, 1991
Filed:

Jul 7, 1989
Appl. No.:

7/376716
Inventors:

Phillip R. Bose - Pleasant Hill CA
International Classification:

B64C 2900
US Classification:

244 23C
Abstract:

A heavier-than-air craft having a cylindrical external configuration comprising a single annular airfoil forming a circumferential lift wing. This fixed circular wing is surrounded by a circular fuselage of substantially the same diameter, closely spaced axially above and below the outer periphery of the annular airfoil, to allow radial air flow over and under substantially the full circumference of the airfoil. The radial air flow is induced through an axial opening in the center of one surface of the circular fuselage by an engine driven propeller, fan or jet effect.

Upgrading Hydrocarbonaceous Oils With An Aqueous Liquid
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US Patent:

44288280, Jan 31, 1984
Filed:

Nov 25, 1981
Appl. No.:

6/324217
Inventors:

Phillip R. Bose - Pleasant Hill CA
Assignee:

Chevron Research Company - San Francisco CA
International Classification:

C10G 1902
C10G 2108
US Classification:

208208R
Abstract:

A process for upgrading oils is disclosed, in which the oil to be upgraded is contacted with liquid phase water and free oxygen at an elevated temperature and at a pressure sufficient to maintain at least part of the water in the liquid phase.

Coking Hydrocarbonaceous Oils With An Aqueous Liquid
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US Patent:

43702236, Jan 25, 1983
Filed:

Nov 24, 1981
Appl. No.:

6/324216
Inventors:

Phillip R. Bose - Pleasant Hill CA
Assignee:

Chevron Research Company - San Francisco CA
International Classification:

C10G 926
US Classification:

208125
Abstract:

A process for forming coke from an oil is disclosed, in which the oil is contacted with liquid-phase water and free oxygen at an elevated temperature and a pressure sufficient to maintain at least part of the water in the liquid phase.

Process For Removing Unfilterable Solids From An Oil
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US Patent:

40947700, Jun 13, 1978
Filed:

Jun 22, 1977
Appl. No.:

5/809135
Inventors:

Phillip R. Bose - Pleasant Hill CA
Assignee:

Chevron Research Company - San Francisco CA
International Classification:

C10G 2116
US Classification:

208251R
Abstract:

A process is provided for removing unfilterable suspended solids from an oil wherein these solids are agglomerated to separable conglomerated solids by adding to the oil an agglomerating agent comprising a mixture of acetone and 2-butanone.

Electrofiltration With Bi-Directional Potential Pretreatment
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US Patent:

41394410, Feb 13, 1979
Filed:

Feb 10, 1978
Appl. No.:

5/876590
Inventors:

Phillip R. Bose - Pleasant Hill CA
Assignee:

Chevron Research Company - San Francisco CA
International Classification:

B03C 500
US Classification:

204191
Abstract:

Electrofiltration, in which solids are removed from a liquid by adherence to surfaces of bodies maintained in an electrostatic field when the liquid is passed through the field, is improved by subjecting the liquid to pretreatment with an electrostatic field of oscillating intensity, especially a field of oscillating alternating polarity.

Phillip R Bose