Small power plant utilizing waste heat

Power plants – Motive fluid energized by externally applied heat – Having apparatus cleaning – sealing – lubricating – purging,...

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60649, 60673, 60646, 60671, F01K 2510

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041910214

ABSTRACT:
A small power plant utilizing waste heat wherein:
an intermediate heat transfer medium being thermally stable and capable of lubricating bearings is interposed between a heat source and a turbine operating medium;
heat of said intermediate heat transfer medium is taken off through a direct contact heat exchanger to change said turbine operating medium in phase from a liquid state to a gaseous state; and
a portion of said intermediate heat transfer medium is supplied as the lubricant for the bearings of the turbine and generator.

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patent: 2222575 (1940-11-01), Schutte
patent: 4005580 (1977-02-01), Swearingen
patent: 4043386 (1977-08-01), Franz et al.
patent: 4084379 (1978-04-01), Schwartzman
"The Organic Rankine Cycle" by Gerald S. Leighton, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, IECEC, 1968, pp. 389-397.
"Prospectives for Waste Heat Recovery by Means of Organic Fluid Cycles," by Angelino and Moroni, Journal of Engineering for Power, Apr. 1973.

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