Prime-mover dynamo plants – Turbogenerators
Patent
1974-05-15
1976-12-07
Schwadron, Martin P.
Prime-mover dynamo plants
Turbogenerators
60669, H02K 718
Patent
active
039964779
ABSTRACT:
A power plant, e.g. for an automotive vehicle, comprises a rotary heat exchanger and an engine mounted coaxially therewith on a stationary support, the engine having two relatively rotatable members (e.g. a turbine rotor and a turbine stator) driven in opposite directions by the vapor pressure of a working fluid passing in a closed circuit through an evaporator section of the heat exchanger, the engine housing, and a condenser section of the heat exchanger. One of the counterrotating members, generally the stator, is rigid with the housing whereas the other one is operatively coupled with a load, e.g. by magnetic flux traversing a magnetically pervious wall of the housing. The coupling may include an armature winding of an electric-current generator disposed outside the engine housing for excitation by one or more magnets carried by the rotor inside the housing. With a suitable step-down ratio between the load and the rotor, the latter may turn at a speed substantially higher than that of the stator.
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Burks, Sr. H.
Dubno Herbert
Ross Karl F.
Schwadron Martin P.
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