Patent Application for Vortex Structuring of Water Released

The inventor Ahmad Reza Givsan has filed a patent application for a method and device to structure fluids, providing an alternative to using crystals or electromagnetic fields. According to the background information, it is well known that water molecules can form clusters when exposed to electromagnetic fields. However, the inventor aims to create a device that can structure fluids without requiring these fields or crystals. The patent application describes a funnel with a side wall having a substantially phi curvature, which allows fluids to flow along a vortex pathway.

Key Takeaways:

• The patent application, filed by Ahmad Reza Givsan, aims to provide a device and method for structuring fluids without the need for crystals or electromagnetic fields.
• The device consists of a funnel with an inlet and outlet, and a side wall with a substantially phi curvature, allowing fluids to flow along a vortex pathway.
• The phi curvature is described as being approximately 1.618, with various ranges specified in the patent claims.
• The device has different cross-sectional shapes, including circular, oblong, or elliptical, and can be coupled with a container.
• The method of treating a fluid involves providing a funnel with a substantially phi curvature and allowing the fluid to flow along a vortex pathway, with optional steps of exposing the fluid to crystals or electromagnetic radiation.

Statistics:

• The patent application was filed on April 27, 2023.
• The application was made available online on October 9, 2025.
• The patent application number is 20250313495.
• The device has 10 claims, with various specifications for the phi curvature and cross-sectional shapes.

Sources:

• Givsan, Ahmad Reza. Vortex Structuring of Water. U.S. Patent Application Number 20250313495, filed April 27, 2023 and posted October 9, 2025, Patent URL (for desktop use only): https://ppubs.uspto.gov/pubwebapp/external.html?q=(20250313495)&db=US-PGPUB&type=ids