Power plants – Motive fluid energized by externally applied heat – Motor mounted in or on boiler
Patent
1979-03-02
1981-05-26
Ostrager, Allen M.
Power plants
Motive fluid energized by externally applied heat
Motor mounted in or on boiler
60682, 60530, F01K 1104
Patent
active
042690315
ABSTRACT:
A thermal engine employing a temperature differential to move a constant recycling fluid through a turbine. The density differential in the fluid caused by variation in temperature is used to power a turbine. The device is rotated to increase the relative difference between densities in the fluid. The engine is compactly arranged with a centrally located turbine surrounded by a heat transfer mechanism including heat transfer elements extending through the walls of the several cavities employed. A number of individual fluid cycles may be employed to increase the efficiency of the mechanism.
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