Tasos Aggelopoulos

US Patent:

20120067021, Mar 22, 2012

Filed:

Sep 8, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/227823

Inventors:

Tasos Aggelopoulos - Honolulu HI, US

International Classification:

F02C 3/28
C25B 9/06
F02M 69/04

US Classification:

60 3912, 123445, 204277

Abstract:

A system employs a closed electrolyzer vessel into which water is circulated, and an electrode plate assembly immersed in the vessel to dissociate water into hydrogen and oxygen gases. Only water is used as the electrolyte fluid without any additives. An air injector in the water return line injects air bubbling for enhanced dissociation of water. The electrode plate assembly is formed by one or more unit stacks of 7-plates each, including two outer cathode plates, a middle anode plate, and spaced inner plates. The generated gases are maintained in a stable condition by an electromagnetic coil assembly that separates the hydrogen gas from oxygen gas. The system can obtain 180% reduction in fuel usage in a vehicle engine, and 20 times reduction in carbon exhaust. It can obtain a 500% increase in fuel efficiency in an electrical power generator.

US Patent:

20170184079, Jun 29, 2017

Filed:

Dec 28, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/980690

Inventors:

Tasos Aggelopoulos - Honolulu HI, US

Assignee:

Tasos Inc. - Honolulu HI

International Classification:

F03G 6/06

Abstract:

A system for harnessing solar energy using heating applications to generate intense heat for steam boilers and all other water heating applications. Electricity is generated using a steam turbine engine that employs a bank of four biconvex octave lenses, with each having specific sizes, radii, arc convexity and distances from one another in mathematical orderliness in compliance with the Geometry of Space and the Law of Octave of Elements of Matter. The focal points of these lenses are positioned onto a boiler tank consisting of a pair of flat steel sheets in which water runs through from one side and comes out as steam on the other side of it. The steam is then fed into a steam turbine engine to generate electricity. A dual axle sun tracker is adjusted beneath the boiler plate to track the sun's movement from both east to west and north to south at all times. A system of highly conductive carbon rods is assembled on top of the Tasoptic lenses to be activated and subsequently produce an intense arc of hot white light to simulate the sun's parallel rays during the night and cloudy days for the continuity of operation at all times.

US Patent:

20160165671, Jun 9, 2016

Filed:

Dec 3, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/559648

Inventors:

Tasos Aggelopoulos - Honolulu HI, US

International Classification:

H05B 6/10
F24H 1/14

Abstract:

A system for electrical heating applications generating intense heat for steam boilers and all other water heating applications that employs a transformer having a spindle core with extensions on each side constructed in the center of the transformer. A hole is bored in length through the center of the steel frame from one end to the other with a steel rod suspended within it. Two conically wound primary coils facing one another are wrapped around both sides of the spindle, and two secondary coils are wound around the extended shaft next to each apex of the spindle. A voltage is applied to the adjoining leads of the primary coils with an inline potentiometer to regulate the applied current. The poles of the secondary coils are connected to an external induction coil assembly with a centering steel shaft for generating intense heat. A flow switch sensor is threaded onto one side of the system to allow the flow of water upon turning the valve integrated in faucets at the point of use. Water passes through the system, gets heated, and then passes through the induction coil assembly to be heated intensely. The system is 600% more efficient than all other conventional methods of converting electrical energy to heat.

US Patent:

20150096886, Apr 9, 2015

Filed:

Oct 6, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/121685

Inventors:

- Honolulu HI, US
Tasos Aggelopoulos - Honolulu HI, US

International Classification:

C25B 1/06
C25B 9/06

US Classification:

204277

Abstract:

A system for hydrogen gas enhancement of hydrocarbon fuel combustion employs a closed electrolyzer vessel into which water is circulated, and an electrode plate assembly immersed in the vessel to dissociate water into hydrogen and oxygen gases. Only water is used as the electrolyte fluid without any additives. An air injector in the water return line injects air bubbling for enhanced dissociation of water in the electrode plate assembly. The electrode plate assembly is formed by one or more unit stacks of 7-plates each, including two outer cathode plates, a middle anode plate, and two spaced inner plates between each cathode plate and the anode plate. The generated hydrogen and oxygen gases are maintained in a stable condition in the output gas flow by an electromagnetic coil assembly that separates the hydrogen gas from oxygen gas. The system can obtain 180% reduction in hydrocarbon fuel usage in a vehicle engine, and 20 times reduction in carbon emission from vehicle exhaust. It can obtain a 500% increase in fuel usage efficiency in an electrical power generator operable on LPG fuel.