Robert Lynn Johnson
Physician at 67 Ave, Glendale, AZ

2009003, Feb 12, 2009

Jan 2, 2008

12/006419

Robert Paul Johnson - Glendale AZ, US

C25B 15/00, C25B 9/04, F02C 7/00

60783, 204520, 204450, 204630

An ion pump that generates a stream of unbalanced aqueous anions that transit from a cathode surface to a region adjacent to an anode surface. The ion pump works in conjunction with an ultrasound generator that produces standing waves having the intensity to dehydrogenate liquid hydrocarbons at the catalytic anode surface. Current density of the ion pump and frequency of the ultrasound transducer are synchronized according to the rate hydrogen permeates through a membrane. An electrochemical engine uses ion pumps and ultrasound generators to convert liquid hydrocarbon fuel to useful work while recovering hydrogen-depleted carbon from the fuel for recycling, including production of renewable fuel. When carbon is recovered, carbon dioxide is not produced. Tensile stress applied to the ion-pump membranes by rotation, high-frequency pressure waves, and radial acceleration of the interstitial hydrogen are applied in a collective manner that facilitates hydrogen permeation through the ion pump membranes.

2008016, Jul 10, 2008

Jan 2, 2008

12/006418

Robert Paul Johnson - Glendale AZ, US

F01D 1/00, H02K 7/18, F03G 6/00, B01J 8/00, F01D 15/10

60517, 290 1 R, 290 52, 606418, 422146

A synchronous reaction cell, rotating as a unit, disassociates hydrogen from water, traps and filters hydrogen, mixes and pressurizes hydrogen and ingested carbon, hydrogenates carbon by surface catalysis, isolates and exhausts liquid hydrocarbon products above a desired density, recirculates gaseous products for further reaction, and expands steam through a turbine to produce rotation and turn an electrical generator. Solar energy focused by heliostats is one means of supplying process heat. Burning natural gas or another fossil fuel in oxygen freed by the disassociation of water provides alternative sources of heat. The reaction cell has a vertical axis-of-rotation making it conducive to mounting on a tower disposed at the center of an array of heliostats. The rotating reaction cell has a large, cylindrical heat-absorbing surface. Electrical output might be used to aim heliostats. Excess electrical generation might be added to the local electrical grid and sold for its value.

2008016, Jul 10, 2008

Jan 2, 2008

12/006427

Robert Paul Johnson - Glendale AZ, US

B67D 5/00

705413

A business process where hydrogen-depleted carbon, a fuel byproduct, that is removed from pumped-ion, electrochemical engines, or a similar device derived therefrom, is used directly or indirectly to supply carbon that is used as a reactant in solar-powered, liquid-hydrocarbon-fuel synthesizers, or a similar device derived therefrom, the reuse of the recovered carbon thereby yielding a renewable supply of hydrocarbon-based fuel. The synthesized fuel produced by the solar-powered, liquid-hydrocarbon-fuel synthesizers is converted to useful work by the pumped-ion, electrochemical engines. Little to no carbon dioxide gas is exhausted into the atmosphere when solar energy is the sole source of process heat used by the synthesizer.

4879882, Nov 14, 1989

Aug 15, 1988

7/232109

Robert P. Johnson - Glendale AZ
Janice A. Johnson - Glendale AZ

RPJ Development Corporation - Phoenix AZ

A44C 502

63 4

A jewelry pendant device includes a vertical square stem having an open loop at an upper end and a retainer at the lower end. A plurality of decorative beads is threaded on the stem to fill the space between the retainer and the open loop. Releasing the retainer permits interchange of the beads to customize the pendant for the wearer. The beads may be cubical and may have letters or symbols on the faces thereofo. The open loop may be attached to ear hooks or clips, bracelets, necklaces, pins or the like to permit the pendant to be worn.

2013003, Feb 14, 2013

Jul 11, 2012

13/507569

Robert Paul Johnson - Glendale AZ, US

G21B 1/05

376121

This invention teaches methods of improving the viability, efficiency and sustainability of particle fusion based on the underlying electromagnetic structure of fundamental particles and the resulting photonic solenoid interactions.

D368358, Mar 27, 1990

Aug 16, 1988

7/232879

Robert P. Johnson - Glendale AZ
Janice A. Johnson - Glendale AZ

RPJ Development Company, Inc. - Phoenix AZ

D11 79