Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Plural supply circuits or sources
Patent
1984-11-16
1987-03-17
Salce, Patrick R.
Electrical transmission or interconnection systems
Plural supply circuits or sources
307 44, 307 56, 307 64, 322 2R, H02J 000
Patent
active
046510192
ABSTRACT:
A dual fueled thermoelectric generator wherein two different sources of energy are provided. The first source of energy is electrical energy which is tapped from an overhead transmission ground wire and converted into thermal energy by electric resistance heaters. The thermal energy produced is applied to a thermopile which converts it into DC electric energy. The second source is a fossil fuel which is converted into thermal energy when a burner is actuated. The thermal energy produced thereby is applied to a thermopile. The burner is actuated in response to either a loss of input voltage from the transmission ground wire or loss of output power from the thermopile. The fossil fuel is preferably propane and the output of the thermopile may be supplied to distributed loads, such as distributed fiber optic repeaters.
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Gilbert Jeffrey G.
Richenbacher Alan G.
Smar Eugene R.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
Salce Patrick R.
Simpson Mark D.
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