Compact rankine turbogenerator device for distributed co-generation of heat and electricity
A technology for turbine generators and cogeneration, applied in mechanical equipment, engine components, machines/engines, etc., to solve problems such as damage
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[0026] The present invention is a compact cogeneration plant that uses various fuels (gaseous or liquid hydrocarbons, biofuels, solid organics, etc.) as energy sources. The device is also capable of generating electricity using waste heat from another independent process as an energy source.
[0027] figure 1 A fuel burner 13, a high pressure turbine 01, a low pressure turbine 02 and a recuperator 07 for cooling fluid are shown.
[0028] The hydraulic pump 04 pumps the internal working fluid (such as water or some organic fluid) in a high-pressure fluid state to one side of the heat exchanger 05 . On the other side of the heat exchanger 05 the mixture of hot gases circulates burning some gaseous, liquid or solid fuel 12 in a burner 13 suitable for its type. figure 2 A variant of this solution is shown in which hot exhaust air from another machine or a separate treatment process 32 is suitably directed 33 to the heat exchanger 05 . In this scheme, the fuel is not burned by ...
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