Power plants – Utilizing natural heat – Solar
Reexamination Certificate
2005-10-14
2008-10-21
Nguyen, Hoang M (Department: 3748)
Power plants
Utilizing natural heat
Solar
C060S641150
Reexamination Certificate
active
07437875
ABSTRACT:
Designs of cooling systems that operate entirely on solar energy are disclosed. Such cooling systems may be used in refrigeration and air conditioning. According to one aspect of the designs, a solar energy collecting device is disposed outdoor to collect solar energy. A first heat-to-electricity pump operating on heated liquid is provided to produce electricity. A storage tank is used to store heated water. A second heat-to-electricity pump is disposed in the storage and operates on the heated water to generate electricity. A cooling system operates on at least three types of working fluids to achieve low temperature evaporation and high temperature condensation to derive cooling effects. A working unit powered by at least one of the first generator and the second generator is provided to utilize the cooling effects from the cooling system.
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Hackner Sean
Zuili Patrick
Nguyen Hoang M
Zheng Joe
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