TURBINE AND THERMAL ENGINE

Abstract

Turbine and heat engine. A new turbine and motor based on a modification of the valve without moving parts invented by N. Tesla, where, unlike the original invention, the valve's channels are arranged in a ring, with both ends connected to each other. This element forms a set of channels (5) arranged in the opposite direction to the flow of fluid into the turbine; all of these channels, or at least the central channel (6), are delimited between the surfaces of the rotor (3) and the stator (4); the rotor and stator are in close contact and allow the rotor to rotate relative to the stator without loss of the fluid flowing through the channels.The gas or fluid inlets (1) and outlets (2) are arranged either in the rotor (3) or in the stator (4), connected to the central duct (6) of the set of ducts (5); so that, when the fluid enters (5), these oppose its movement and cause by reaction a rotation of the rotor with respect to the stator.

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