WHE - Waste Heat Engine (water lubricated steam powered)

Harry shows off the WHE at the Steam Automobile Club of America meet 2010.

Cyclone Power Technologies Waste Heat Engine (WHE, pronounced "we") recaptures heat from external sources to create steam which powers the engine. The WHE models are designed to run a grid-tied or primary electric power generator while producing ZERO Emissions.

The WHE is designed to run on heat as low as 500ºF from many different external sources of "wasted" heat such as: * Commercial or small-scale industrial ovens or furnaces * Landfill and industrial gas flares * Engine exhaust -- from vehicles or power generators * Biomass combustion -- dry, vegetative waste materials

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[Ask4Green]

This engine can be used only added to an ICE. It can harvest the heat/ gases resulted from the combustion.

It's Harry Schoell's invention and patented for many years. It's also produced under Cyclone Power WHE brand.

They recently signed a contract with the DoD. So, how can you possibly use it the OSE project?

[Willcleaver]

@Ask4Green As far as I'm aware there is no intention to use it for the OSE project. When I met Harry at the "Steam Automobile Club of America" meet in 2010 he was showing it off just as all other members were showing their own inventions off and I uploaded this little video off the WHE because it really captivated me. It's an amazingly ingenious piece of engineering:)

[btester1]

wow.. almost no vibration.

Wait till cold fusion Rossi comes through.

This will be free power.

[gilesmortimer]

This system is designed to work in a closed loop?