Oil-Free Renewable Energy Turbogenerator

[Stgopena1212]

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[DawnWarrior7]

hi ther is this almost reay for production , thanks 

[Jfwaltonii]

@DawnWarrior7

Thanks for viewing and for commenting. We are close to completing final design on an entire waste heat recovery energy generating system. Next steps are to build and install it at a friendly test site to obtain actual performance data and demontrate power generation with environmentally friendly working fluids/gases as opposed to air which was used for the demonstration video.

[oinkoink36]

if this sort of technology exists then please tell me why is it not in use? why are we still using oil? why can't we purchase this technology and live off of the grid?

[Jfwaltonii]

The technology is new and under development. You still need some sort of heat source - it could be geothermal or waste heat from other processes or a solar collector to heat the refrigerant. For cyclical energy sources (i.e., solar) an energy storage device would be needed to make up for when there is no sunlight available. Maybe in a couple of years it will be possible to live off the grid.

[oinkoink36]

cool cool, thanks for the reply.

[BurtBartlow]

DId those smart guys at MIT really need the converted ohms law labeled on the control panel? Thats kinda like the "wash your hands" signs in bathrooms.

[Jfwaltonii]

We have been saying that we are MiT improved so you are close to right. However, the reason this intuituvely obvious sign for even most casual observers such as yourself was to assist those who might not have a science or engineering background. While we could have used a power meter, there is more obvious information available to the more skilled observer when presenting the raw data.

[BurtBartlow]

Fair enough.  Keep up the good work.

[Jfwaltonii]

Appreciate the comments. At least this way we do know that people are looking at it. We know we need to make things more professional on the videos but hey for amateurs we figure its ok for now.

[NanetteW]

Your stator temp got fairly high - even after you shut it down... does that pose a problem?

Thank you

[Jfwaltonii]

Nanette,

Thanks for the comment. Actually the Temp is quite low, espcially for being air cooled. Stator operating limit is ~350F, though we prefer <200F, which was achieved.

[durian789]

Can your unit be small enough to run a truck or a small car.

[Jfwaltonii]

No not really. It is meant as a stationary power generator that could service maybe 25 to 50 homes at a time

[kourosh22]

many thanks for your clear explanation but would you please tell us from where you got the high pressure gas from??? you are certainly producing electricity but it is sustainable as long as you have the high pressure gas what happens then when you run out of it ???i am not discouraging but as long as the electricity depends on a source of energy then that runs ou t so does the electricity

[Jfwaltonii]

The gas can come from many places. Compressor on one end of shaft and a fuel burner or closed loop system with boiler to convert liquid to gas then cooled gas back to liquid and so on.

[kourosh22]

would you please tell me how you generate electricity??

what mechanisms turns the dynamo?? we can not see anything from your video all we see some numbers going up and down and some noise. can you tell us more please thanks

[Jfwaltonii]

Hi-pressure gas impacts a turbine and expands driving the shaft to about 60000 rpm. The permanent magnets on the shaft sit inside nonmoving coils. The rotating magnets cause electricity to be generated in the coils. The screen shows speed in thousands of rpm, volts, Amps and temperature of the coils. Use the equation on the cabinet to calculate power. We wanted to show packaging and operation. The fog shows gas temperature on exit from turbine dropping from 70F to -70F.

[meglomaniac666]

wow you could use that on a space shuttle for back up energy so easily. I came up with an idea of using kinetics but this things amazing.

[sabriath]

GREAT IDEA!! I love air conditioning, and what could be better than an a/c unit that PRODUCES electricity! yay....although the energy to create the gas in cold state (i'm assuming liquid form that boils at below freezing) as viable fuel doesn't seem like a good trade off...give an arm to get a finger? Then again, if cold exhaust is the only byproduct, yay for global cooling! =)

[Jfwaltonii]

You have the idea. We pump a liquid refrigerant through coils to pick up industrial process waste heat to boil the liquid. The is then expanded in the turbine causing the shaft to spin, generate electricity cooling the gas and then condense back to liquid. By using waste heat - so fuel costs are zero.

[sabriath]

So this is more of a symbiotic relationship with other industries rather than a self-source of energy, and that to me makes me feel that much better about it. Good Work!

[stokes58]

I'll take your word for it then.

[hartiberlin]

Hi,

please come to overunity dot com

and explain your unit in detail.

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[Jibbie49]

But will OPEC let anyone in America develop this?

[Jfwaltonii]

Ah, a very good question. It is our hope that with the ever increasing gas prices and the Global Climate Crisis the American public will go for it regardless of OPEC. One can only hope and dream at this point. Thanks for your comment

[sabriath]

You underestimate the American government and OPEC...we are prisoners of "the land of the free." They own us because they know that the money they currently have out on market does not equal the backing, so to do such things would kill the economy, they'd shoot you, be carefull! =)