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Kafe 바로가기국가/구분 | United States(US) Patent 등록 |
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국제특허분류(IPC7판) |
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출원번호 | US-0054131 (2005-02-10) |
등록번호 | US-7407589 (2008-08-05) |
발명자 / 주소 |
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출원인 / 주소 |
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인용정보 | 피인용 횟수 : 12 인용 특허 : 4 |
A method and apparatus provide fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points using a length of energized magnetically conductive conduit in fluid communication with non-magnetic coupling devices. The instant invention prevents the formation and accumulation of contaminants within conduits and on
A method and apparatus provide fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points using a length of energized magnetically conductive conduit in fluid communication with non-magnetic coupling devices. The instant invention prevents the formation and accumulation of contaminants within conduits and on equipment utilized in the transportation, delivery and processing of fluid columns. It may also be utilized to accelerate the separation of oil and water and increase the efficiency of oil/water separation equipment.
What is claimed is: 1. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a length of conduit, said conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer su
What is claimed is: 1. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a length of conduit, said conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; coiling the electrical conductor around the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling the magnetically conductive conduit; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor coiled around the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit; introducing a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit; directing the flow entering the magnetically conductive conduit to pass through a first area of magnetic treatment concentrated at the fluid entry port of the magnetically conductive conduit; directing the flow discharged from the fluid entry port of the magnetically conductive conduit to pass through a second area of magnetic treatment concentrated along a path extending through and substantially orthogonal to each turn of the electrical conductor encircling the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; directing the flow exiting the magnetically conductive conduit to pass through a third area of magnetic treatment concentrated at the fluid discharge port of the magnetically conductive conduit; and discharging the fluid exiting from the fluid discharge port of the magnetically conductive conduit as a processed feed stream. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein the coiled electrical conductor induces a magnetic field to which fluid passing through the magnetically conductive conduit is exposed. 3. The method of claim 1 wherein the supply of electrical power is of sufficient magnitude to induce a magnetic field to fluid passing through the magnetically conductive conduit. 4. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a length of conduit, said conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; providing a separation process; coiling the electrical conductor to form at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor, said at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling a segment of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit; directing a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment to pass through the separation process; introducing the feed stream to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, wherein the fluid is directed to pass through a plurality of distinct areas of concentrated magnetic energy; and discharging the fluid exiting from the fluid discharge port of the magnetically conductive conduit as a processed feed stream. 5. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a length of conduit, said conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; providing a separation process; coiling the electrical conductor to form at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor, said at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling a segment of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit; introducing a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, wherein the fluid is directed to pass through a plurality of distinct areas of concentrated magnetic energy; discharging the fluid exiting from the fluid discharge port of the magnetically conductive conduit as a processed feed stream; and directing the feed steam to pass through the separation process. 6. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a length of conduit, said conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; providing a chemical compound; coiling the electrical conductor to form at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor, said at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling segment of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit; introducing a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, wherein the fluid is directed to pass through a plurality of distinct areas of concentrated magnetic energy; discharging the fluid exiting from the fluid discharge port of the magnetically conductive conduit as a processed feed stream; and dispersing the chemical compound into the fluid column. 7. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a length of conduit, said conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; providing a chemical compound; coiling the electrical conductor to form at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor, said at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling a segment of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit; dispersing the chemical compound into a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment; introducing the feed stream to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, wherein the fluid is directed to pass through a plurality of distinct areas of concentrated magnetic energy; and discharging the fluid exiting from the fluid discharge port of the magnetically conductive conduit as a processed feed stream. 8. A method of providing fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: establishing a flow of a fluid to be treated along a path extending through a non-magnetically conductive fluid flow conduit to direct the fluid along a path through at least one magnetically conductive conduit, said fluid flow conduit comprising a section of non-magnetically conductive conduit within a piping system defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner and an outer surface sleeved by the at least one magnetically conductive conduit; establishing the flow of the fluid through a fluid entry port at one end of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit, a fluid impervious boundary wall of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit downstream of the fluid entry port and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the magnetically conductive conduit downstream of the fluid impervious boundary wall; and establishing a magnetic field having lines of flux directed along the flow path of the fluid and concentrated within the fluid entry port of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit, within the fluid impervious boundary wall of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit and within the fluid discharge port of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit. 9. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a serial coupling of conduit segments comprising a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and having a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment, each conduit segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit segment, said serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; coiling the electrical conductor around at least the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the serial coupling of conduit segments; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field conducted by the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments and concentrated within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of each magnetically conductive conduit segment, said magnetic field extending beyond the ends of the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments along the longitudinal axis of the serial coupling of conduit segments; introducing a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments; wherein the fluid column passes through a first area of magnetic treatment concentrated within the fluid entry port at the proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment; wherein the fluid column passes through a second area of magnetic treatment concentrated along a path extending through and substantially orthogonal to each turn of the electrical conductor encircling the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment; wherein the fluid column passes through a third area of magnetic treatment concentrated within the non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; wherein the fluid column passes through a fourth area of magnetic treatment concentrated along a path extending through and substantially orthogonal to each turn of the electrical conductor encircling the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; wherein the fluid column passes through a fifth area of magnetic treatment concentrated within the fluid discharge port at the distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; and discharging the fluid column through the fluid discharge port as a processed feed stream. 10. The method of claim 9 wherein the coiled electrical conductor induces a magnetic field to which fluid passing through the serial coupling of conduit segments is exposed. 11. The method of claim 9 wherein the supply of electrical power is of sufficient magnitude to induce a magnetic field to fluid passing through the serial coupling of conduit segments. 12. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a serial coupling of conduit segments comprising a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and having a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment, each conduit segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit segment, said serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; providing a separation process; coiling the electrical conductor to form at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments, said at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the serial coupling of conduit segments; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field conducted by the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments and concentrated within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of each magnetically conductive conduit segment, said magnetic field extending beyond the ends of the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments; directing a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment to pass through the separation process; introducing the feed stream to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments, wherein the fluid is directed to pass through a plurality of distinct areas of concentrated magnetic energy; and discharging the fluid column through the fluid discharge port of the serial coupling of conduit segments as a processed feed stream. 13. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a serial coupling of conduit segments comprising a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and having a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment, each conduit segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit segment, said serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; providing a separation process; coiling the electrical conductor to form at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments, said at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the serial coupling of conduit segments; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field conducted by the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments and concentrated within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of each magnetically conductive conduit segment, said magnetic field extending beyond the ends of the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments; introducing a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments, wherein the fluid is directed to pass through a plurality of distinct areas of concentrated magnetic energy; discharging the fluid column through the fluid discharge port of the serial coupling of conduit segments as a processed feed stream; and directing the feed steam to pass through the separation process. 14. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a serial coupling of conduit segments comprising a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and having a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment, each conduit segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit segment, said serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; providing a chemical compound; coiling the electrical conductor to form at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments, said at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the serial coupling of conduit segments; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field conducted by the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments and concentrated within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of each magnetically conductive conduit segment, said magnetic field extending beyond the ends of the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments; introducing a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments, wherein the fluid is directed to pass through a plurality of distinct areas of concentrated magnetic energy; discharging the fluid column through the fluid discharge port of the serial coupling of conduit segments as a processed feed stream; and dispersing the chemical compound into the fluid column. 15. A method of providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising the steps of: providing a serial coupling of conduit segments comprising a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and having a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment, each conduit segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit segment, said serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said fluid flow conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; providing a chemical compound; coiling the electrical conductor to form at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments, said at least one layer of coiled electrical conductor encircling at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the serial coupling of conduit segments; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field conducted by the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments and concentrated within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of each magnetically conductive conduit segment, said magnetic field extending beyond the ends of the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments; dispersing the chemical compound into a feed stream comprising a fluid column receptive to magnetic treatment; introducing the feed stream to the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments, wherein the fluid is directed to pass through a plurality of distinct areas of concentrated magnetic energy; and discharging the fluid column through the fluid discharge port of the serial coupling of conduit segments as a processed feed stream. 16. A method of providing fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points comprising: establishing a flow of the fluid to be treated along a path extending through a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment downstream of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment downstream of the non-magnetically conductive conduit segment; and establishing magnetic fields having lines of flux directed along the flow path of the fluid and concentrated within a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, within the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, within the non-magnetically conductive conduit segment, within the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and within a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 17. A method of improving fluid migration in downhole petroleum production, comprising the steps of: providing a serial coupling of conduit segments comprising a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and having a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment, each conduit segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit segment, said serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; providing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said conduit defining a non-magnetically conductive material having a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; providing an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; providing at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the electrical conductor; coiling the electrical conductor around at least the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments; deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the serial coupling of conduit segments; placing the serial coupling of conduit segments within the bore of a well proximate a deposit of petroleum in a formation; connecting the conductor leads of the electrical conductor to the at least one electrical power supply to produce an electromagnetic field conducted by the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments and concentrated within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of each magnetically conductive conduit segment, said magnetic field extending beyond the ends of the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments along the longitudinal axis of the serial coupling of conduit segments; transferring heat produced by the energized coil of electrical conductor into the adjacent wellbore and further radiating heat into the adjacent formation to stimulate fluid flow within the formation; introducing a feed stream of fluid flowing within the formation to pass through the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the non-magnetically conductive fluid flow conduit to establish a flow of the fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments; directing the fluid to pass through a plurality of distinct points of magnetic treatment; and discharging the fluid column through the fluid discharge port of the serial coupling of conduit segments as a processed feed stream. 18. The method of claim 17 wherein the coiled electrical conductor produces heat to which fluid in the adjacent formation is exposed. 19. The method of claim 17 wherein the supply of electrical power is of sufficient magnitude to produce heat in the coiled electrical conductor. 20. The method of claim 17 wherein the coiled electrical conductor induces a magnetic field to which fluid passing through the serial coupling of conduit segments is exposed. 21. The method of claim 17 wherein the supply of electrical power is of sufficient magnitude to induce a magnetic field to fluid passing through the serial coupling of conduit segments. 22. An apparatus for providing fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points comprising: a conduit to receive a flow of a fluid to be treated, said conduit comprising a serial coupling of a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment downstream of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment downstream of the non-magnetically conductive conduit segment; an electrical conductor coiled around at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments with the coils oriented substantially orthogonal to a fluid flow path extending through the serial coupling of conduit segments, the coiled conductor forming an electromagnet establishing a magnetic field having lines of flux directed along the flow path of the fluid and concentrated within a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, within the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, within the non-magnetically conductive conduit segment, within the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and within a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; and at least one electrical power supply coupled to the coiled electrical conductor to energize the electromagnet and produce the magnetic field. 23. The apparatus of claim 22 wherein the lines of flux form loops and the magnetic field is of a strength that allows the flux to extend along the longitudinal axis of the serial coupling of conduit segments and concentrate at distinct points beyond each end of the serial coupling of conduit segments such that the magnetic flux extends from a point where the lines of flux concentrate beyond the proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, around the periphery of the coiled conductor along the longitudinal axis of the serial coupling of conduit segments and to a point where the lines of flux concentrate beyond the distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 24. The apparatus of claim 22 wherein the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments absorb the magnetic field and the magnetic flux loops generated by the coiled electrical conductor at the points of flux concentration. 25. An apparatus for providing fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points with a single electromagnetic field generator comprising: a length of conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material, said conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; a coupling segment comprising a non-magnetically conductive material, said coupling segment establishing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said non-magnetically conductive coupling segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having inlet and outlet ports, said inlet and outlet ports adapted to receive a segment of conduit and provide for the fluid impervious, non-contiguous connection of the magnetically conductive conduit with an additional segment of conduit; means for deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit; an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead, said electrical conductor coiled to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling a segment of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; and at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the coiled electrical conductor and produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit. 26. The apparatus of claim 25 wherein the non-contiguous connection of the magnetically conductive conduit with an additional conduit segment establishes a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive conduit and the additional segment of conduit. 27. The apparatus of claim 26 wherein the non-contiguous connection of the magnetically energized conduit with an additional segment of magnetically conductive conduit provides for a concentration of magnetic energy in the non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive conduits. 28. The apparatus of claim 25 further comprising a protective housing enclosing the fluid entry port, the coiled electrical conductor and the fluid discharge port. 29. The apparatus of claim 28 wherein the protective housing comprises a tubular member having a first end plate affixed to a first non-magnetically conductive coupling segment and a second end plate affixed to a second non-magnetically conductive coupling segment. 30. An apparatus for providing fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points with a single electromagnetic field generator comprising: a length of conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material, said conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; a length of non-magnetically conductive conduit establishing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said length of non-magnetically conductive conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid flow port adapted to receive an end of the magnetically conductive conduit, said fluid flow port providing for the fluid impervious connection of the length of non-magnetically conductive conduit with the magnetically conductive conduit; means for deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit; an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead, said electrical conductor coiled to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling a segment of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; and at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the coiled electrical conductor and produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit. 31. The apparatus of claim 30 wherein the fluid impervious connection of a length of non-magnetically conductive conduit with an end of the magnetically conductive conduit establishes an area of magnetic treatment concentrated at that end of the magnetically energized conduit. 32. The apparatus of claim 30 wherein a first length of non-magnetically conductive conduit connected to the fluid entry port at one end of the magnetically conductive conduit establishes a non-magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a second length of non-magnetically conductive conduit connected to the fluid discharge port at the other end of the magnetically conductive conduit establishes a non-magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 33. The apparatus of claim 32 further comprising a protective housing enclosing the magnetically conductive conduit. 34. The apparatus of claim 33 wherein the protective housing comprises a tubular member having a first end plate affixed to the non-magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a second end plate affixed to the non-magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 35. An apparatus for providing fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points with a single electromagnetic field generator comprising: a length of conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material, said conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; a section of conduit arranged in non-contiguous relation with the magnetically conductive conduit, said conduit establishing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said section of conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid discharge port adapted to direct fluid into the inlet port of the magnetically conductive conduit, the space between said discharge port of the fluid flow conduit and said inlet port of the magnetically conductive conduit establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the conduits; means for deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit; an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead, said electrical conductor coiled to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling a segment of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; and at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the coiled electrical conductor and produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit. 36. The apparatus of claim 35 wherein the fluid flow conduit comprises a non-magnetically conductive material. 37. The apparatus of claim 35 wherein the fluid flow conduit comprises a magnetically conductive material. 38. The apparatus of claim 37 wherein the non-contiguous arrangement of the magnetically energized conduit with the fluid flow conduit provides for a concentration of magnetic energy in the non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive conduits. 39. An apparatus for providing fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points with a single electromagnetic field generator comprising: a length of conduit comprising a magnetically conductive material, said conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit; a section of conduit within a piping system comprising a non-magnetically conductive material sleeved by the magnetically conductive conduit, said non-magnetically conductive conduit establishing a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the magnetically conductive conduit, said section of non-magnetically conductive conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; means for deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the magnetically conductive conduit; an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead, said electrical conductor coiled to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduit; and at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the coiled electrical conductor and produce an electromagnetic field within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the magnetically conductive conduit, said magnetic field extending beyond each end of the magnetically conductive conduit along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized conduit. 40. The apparatus of claim 39 further comprising a protective housing enclosing the magnetically conductive conduit. 41. The apparatus of claim 40 wherein the protective housing comprises a tubular member having a first end plate affixed to the section of non-magnetically conductive conduit proximate and spaced apart from the fluid entry port at one end of the magnetically conductive conduit and a second end plate affixed to the section of non-magnetically conductive conduit proximate and spaced apart from the fluid discharge port at the other end of the magnetically conductive conduit. 42. The apparatus of claim 39 wherein the magnetically conductive conduit is split along its longitudinal axis into preferably equal sections then rejoined proximate the outer surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the non-magnetically conductive conduit. 43. The apparatus of claim 39 wherein the magnetically conductive conduit comprises a sheet of magnetically conductive material rolled in concentric surrounding relation around the outer surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the non-magnetically conductive conduit. 44. The apparatus of claim 39 wherein the section of non-magnetically conductive conduit is sleeved by a non-contiguous array of a first magnetically conductive conduit and a second magnetically conductive conduit, the space between said first and second magnetically conductive conduits establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive conduits. 45. The apparatus of claim 44 wherein at least one strand of electrical conducting material forms at least one coil layer of electrical conductor encircling at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive conduits. 46. The apparatus of claim 44 wherein the non-contiguous array of magnetically conductive conduits provides for a concentration of magnetic energy in the non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive conduits. 47. The apparatus of claim 44 wherein a spacer maintains the non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive conduits, said spacer comprising a non-magnetically conductive material disposed proximate the outer surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the non-magnetically conductive conduit between the magnetically conductive conduits. 48. An apparatus for providing fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points with a single electromagnetic field generator comprising: at least one conduit to receive a flow of a fluid to be treated, each at least one conduit comprising a length of magnetically conductive material defining a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit, a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface downstream of the fluid entry port and a fluid discharge port as the other end of the conduit downstream of the fluid impervious boundary wall; a fluid flow conduit to direct the flow of the fluid to be treated along a path extending through the at least one magnetically conductive conduit, said fluid flow conduit comprising a section of non-magnetically conductive conduit within a piping system defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface sleeved by the at least one magnetically conductive conduit; means for sleeving the section of non-magnetically conductive fluid flow conduit within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit; an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead, said electrical conductor coiled to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling at least a section of the outer surface of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit with the coils oriented substantially orthogonal to the fluid flow path extending through the at least one magnetically conductive conduit, the coiled electrical conductor forming an electromagnet establishing a magnetic field having lines of flux directed along the flow path of the fluid and concentrated within the fluid entry port of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit, within the fluid impervious boundary wall of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit and within the fluid discharge port of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit; and at least one electrical power supply coupled to the coiled electrical conductor to energize the electromagnet and produce the magnetic field. 49. The apparatus of claim 48 wherein the lines of flux form loops and the magnetic field is of a strength that allows the flux to extend along the longitudinal axis of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit and concentrate at distinct points beyond each end of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit such that the magnetic flux extends from a point where the lines of flux concentrate beyond one end of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit, around the periphery of the electrical conductor along the longitudinal axis of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit and to a point where the lines of flux concentrate beyond the other end of the at least one magnetically conductive conduit. 50. The apparatus of claim 48 wherein the at least one magnetically conductive conduit absorbs the magnetic field and the magnetic flux loops generated by the coiled electrical conductor at the points of flux concentration. 51. An apparatus for providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising: a serial coupling of conduit segments comprising a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and having a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment, each conduit segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit segment, said serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; means for deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the serial coupling of conduit segments; an electrical conductor coiled around at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment to form at least one layer of electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments, said electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead; and at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the coiled electrical conductor and produce an electromagnetic field conducted by the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments and concentrated within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of each magnetically conductive conduit segment, said magnetic field extending beyond the ends of the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments. 52. The apparatus of claim 51 further comprising a protective coating applied to the inner surfaces of the fluid impervious boundary walls of the serial coupling of conduit segments. 53. The apparatus of claim 51 further comprising a protective coating applied to the outer surfaces of the fluid impervious boundary walls of the serial coupling of conduit segments. 54. The apparatus of claim 51 further comprising a tapered end of the fluid impervious boundary wall of a magnetically conductive conduit segment. 55. The apparatus of claim 51 further comprising a protective housing enclosing the coiled electrical conductor. 56. The apparatus of claim 55 wherein the protective housing comprises a tubular member having a first end plate affixed to the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a second end plate affixed to the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 57. The apparatus of claim 51 wherein a coupling segment comprising a non-magnetically conductive material establishes the fluid flow conduit promoting the flow of the fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said non-magnetically conductive coupling segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having inlet and outlet ports, said inlet and outlet ports adapted to receive a segment of conduit and provide for the fluid impervious, non-contiguous connection of the serial coupling of conduit segments with an additional segment of conduit. 58. The apparatus of claim 57 wherein the non-contiguous connection of the serial coupling of conduit segments with an additional conduit segment establishes a non-magnetically conductive region between the serial coupling of conduit segments and the additional segment of conduit. 59. The apparatus of claim 58 wherein the non-contiguous connection of the serial coupling of conduit segments with an additional segment of magnetically conductive conduit provides for a concentration of magnetic energy in the non-magnetically conductive region between a magnetically conductive conduit segment of the serial coupling of conduit segments and the additional segment of magnetically conductive conduit. 60. The apparatus of claim 57 further comprising a protective housing enclosing the fluid entry port, the electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments and the fluid discharge port. 61. The apparatus of claim 60 wherein the protective housing comprises a tubular member having a first end plate affixed to a first non-magnetically conductive coupling segment establishing a non-magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a second end plate affixed to a second non-magnetically conductive coupling segment establishing a non-magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 62. The apparatus of claim 51 wherein a length of non-magnetically conductive conduit establishes the fluid flow conduit promoting the flow of the fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said length of non-magnetically conductive conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid flow port adapted to receive an end of the serial coupling of conduit segments, said fluid flow port providing for the fluid impervious connection of the length of non-magnetically conductive conduit with the serial coupling of conduit segments. 63. The apparatus of claim 62 wherein the fluid impervious connection of a length of non-magnetically conductive fluid flow conduit with an end of the serial coupling of conduit segments establishes an area of magnetic treatment concentrated at that end of the serial coupling of conduit segments. 64. The apparatus of claim 62 wherein a first length of non-magnetically conductive fluid flow conduit connected to the fluid entry port at the proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment establishes a non-magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a second length of non-magnetically conductive fluid flow conduit connected to the fluid discharge port at the distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment establishes a non-magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 65. The apparatus of claim 64 further comprising a protective housing enclosing the serial coupling of conduit segments. 66. The apparatus of claim 65 wherein the protective housing comprises a tubular member having a first end plate affixed to the non-magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a second end plate affixed to the non-magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 67. The apparatus of claim 51 wherein a section of conduit arranged in non-contiguous relation with the serial coupling of conduit segments establishes the fluid flow conduit promoting the flow of the fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said section of conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid discharge port adapted to direct fluid into the inlet port of the serial coupling of conduit segments, the space between said discharge port of the fluid flow conduit and said inlet port of the serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the conduits. 68. The apparatus of claim 67 wherein the fluid flow conduit comprises a non-magnetically conductive material. 69. The apparatus of claim 67 wherein the fluid flow conduit comprises a magnetically conductive material. 70. The apparatus of claim 69 wherein the non-contiguous arrangement of the serial coupling of conduit segments with the fluid flow conduit provides for a concentration of magnetic energy in the non-magnetically conductive region between a magnetically conductive conduit segment of the serial coupling of conduit segments and the magnetically conductive fluid flow conduit. 71. The apparatus of claim 51 wherein a section of conduit within a piping system comprising a non-magnetically conductive material sleeved by the serial coupling of conduit segments establishes the fluid flow conduit promoting the flow of the fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said section of non-magnetically conductive conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface. 72. The apparatus of claim 71 further comprising a protective housing enclosing the serial coupling of conduit segments. 73. The apparatus of claim 72 wherein the protective housing comprises a tubular member having a first end plate affixed to the section of non-magnetically conductive conduit proximate and spaced apart from the proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a second end plate affixed to the section of non-magnetically conductive conduit proximate and spaced apart from the distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment. 74. An apparatus for providing magnetic fluid treatment at a plurality of distinct points, comprising: a serial coupling of conduit segments comprising a magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment, a non-magnetically conductive conduit segment and a magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment and having a fluid entry port at a proximal end of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at a distal end of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment, each conduit segment defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and having a fluid entry port at one end of the conduit segment and a fluid discharge port at the other end of the conduit segment, said serial coupling of conduit segments establishing a non-magnetically conductive region between the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; a fluid flow conduit to promote the flow of a fluid through the serial coupling of conduit segments, said conduit defining a fluid impervious boundary wall with an inner surface and an outer surface; means for deploying the fluid flow conduit proximate the serial coupling of conduit segments; an electrical conductor comprising at least one strand of an electrical conducting material having a first conductor lead and a second conductor lead, said electrical conductor coiled to form a first layer and a second layer of electrical conductor encircling the serial coupling of conduit segments, said first and second coil layers being coaxially disposed and encircling at least a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive inlet conduit segment and a section of the outer surface of the magnetically conductive outlet conduit segment; a plurality of spacers disposed between the first and second coil layers to establish radial spacing therebetween; and at least one electrical power supply having a capacity to energize the coiled electrical conductor and produce an electromagnetic field conducted by the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments and concentrated within the inner surface of the fluid impervious boundary wall of each magnetically conductive conduit segment, said magnetic field extending beyond the ends of the magnetically conductive inlet and outlet conduit segments along the longitudinal axis of the magnetically energized serial coupling of conduit segments. 75. The apparatus of claim 74 wherein the spacers are elongated non-magnetic members sandwiched between the first and second coil layers. 76. The apparatus of claim 74 wherein the spacers are arranged in a pattern wherein each spacer is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the serial coupling of conduit segments and equidistant to an adjacent spacer. 77. The apparatus of claim 74 wherein the parallel and equidistant pattern of spacers forms a pattern of open-air cooling ducts extending substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the serial coupling of conduit segments, said open-air cooling ducts having a property of acting to dissipate heat from between the first and second coil layers.
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