Liquid gas vapour engines and turbines - use natural heat sources for vaporisation of helium which is then cooled

摘要

The energy for the vaporisation of liquid gas is supplied from water, atmospheric/solar, or geothermal sources. The heat from the energy source is taken via heat exchangers to the vapour generator by a transmitting medium, preferably helium, which is circulated by means of blowers. The propellant gases are then re-liquified by expansion and cooling. USE/ADVANTAGE - A cheap and non-polluting method of powering generators, motor vehicles, aircraft, ships, etc. @(4pp Dwg.No.0/0) (Dwg. Not availablecl