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38 results about "Stationary engine" patented technology

A stationary engine is an engine whose framework does not move. They are used to drive immobile equipment, such as pumps, generators, mills or factory machinery. The term usually refers to large immobile reciprocating engines, principally stationary steam engines and, to some extent, stationary internal combustion engines. Other large immobile power sources, such as steam turbines, gas turbines, and large electric motors, are categorized separately.

Abradable seal having improved durability

InactiveUS6899339B2Improved acceptable durabilityImprove abradabilityEngine sealsPump componentsEngineeringGas turbines
An air seal for use in a gas turbine engine provides improved durability, particularly at higher temperatures. The seal includes a seal substrate and an abradable seal layer on the substrate. The abradable seal layer is composed of a densified polyimide foam, preferably a thermomechanically densified foam. The seal is bonded to a stationary engine component such as a stator box or a case.
Owner:RAYTHEON TECH CORP

Vehicle battery monitor apparatus and method

A battery monitor apparatus and method for an automotive battery system including a battery for supplying power to in-vehicle electrical equipment and sensors for detecting battery voltage, the charge / discharge current and the battery temperature are disclosed. The capacitance and the internal actual resistance of the battery are calculated at the time of starting the engine. Further, the theoretical internal resistance of the battery corresponding to the ambient temperature and the battery open-circuit voltage during the stationary engine state are detected in advance. Based on the change in the battery open-circuit voltage, the battery change is provisionally determined. After that, battery change or degeneration can be determined based on battery capacitance, the actual and theoretical internal resistance values of the battery, the battery open-circuit voltage and the provisional battery change determination value.
Owner:FUJITSU GENERAL LTD

Laser ignition system

A laser device for a laser ignition system for an internal combustion engine, in particular of a motor vehicle or a stationary engine, including a laser oscillator, the laser oscillator having a first laser-active solid, an optical Q-switch, and an output mirror which is partially reflective for a light to be generated by the laser device, in which the laser oscillator has another mirror which is partially reflective for the light to be generated by the laser device.
Owner:ROBERT BOSCH GMBH

Ambient temperature thermal energy and constant pressure cryogenic engine

The invention relates to an ambient temperature thermal energy cryogenic engine with constant pressure with continuous ''cold'' combustion at constant pressure and with an active chamber operating with a cryogenic fluid (A2) stored in its liquid phase, and used as a work gas in its gaseous phase and operating in a closed cycle with return to its liquid phase. The initially liquid cryogenic fluid is vaporized in the gaseous phase at very low temperatures and supplies the inlet (A4) of a gas compression device (B), which then discharges this compressed work gas, still at low temperature, and through a heat exchanger with the ambient temperature (C), into a work tank or external expansion chamber (19) fitted or not fitted with a heating device, where its temperature and its volume will considerably increase in order to then be preferably let into a relief device (D) providing work and for example comprising an active chamber according to international patent application WO 2005 / 049968. Application to land vehicles, motor vehicles, buses, motorcycles, boats, aircraft, standby generators, cogeneration sets, stationary engines.
Owner:MDI MOTOR DEV INT SA

Subsonic and stationary ramjet engines

InactiveUS20090241549A1Eliminate wasteful dragHigh energy flowSupersonic fluid pumpsPropellersRamjetJet engine
A ramjet engine (3, 4, 5), flying at Mach 3 has 64% efficiency, and at Mach 4 has 76% efficiency. Ramjet engines are currently only used for supersonic flight and have not been used as stationary engines with mechanical output. The present invention, in addition to subsonic flight, can be operated as a stationary engine, and can expand the use of the ramjet engine for mechanical output in vehicles, power plants, and in generator sets for large buildings, homes, and industry. The present invention provides the means to use ramjet engines as stationary engines by building nearly adiabatic compressors (1, 2, 12, 13, 14, 15) and expanders (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11) capable of (de-)compression ratios up to about 92:1 to supply the high energy gas / air required by ramjet engines, and shows how to replace de Laval nozzles with sonic converters (49, 50, 51) that convert supersonic to subsonic flow and sonic converters (45, 46, 47) that convert subsonic to supersonic flow without having choke areas.
Owner:AMICABLE INVENTIONS LLC

Variable pitch mounting for aircraft gas turbine engine

Aircraft engine mounted to aircraft pylon with variable pitch mounting system includes variable length actuator disposed between engine and pylon for pitching engine relative to pylon. Spaced apart pylon front and rear mounts may pivotably mount front and rear stationary engine components of engine to front and rear mount positions on pylon. Front and rear linkages may vertically suspend engine from pylon with pivotable links disposed between pylon front and rear mounts and front and rear stationary engine components. One or more thrust links may be pivotably joined at link rear ends to pylon rear mount and at link forward ends to front support frame. Alternative mounting system may include support structure cantilevered off pylon for pivotably supporting engine and actuator substantially horizontally disposed between engine and pylon. Incidence angle between engine centerline axis and air streamlines may be adjusted by changing length of actuator.
Owner:GENERAL ELECTRIC CO

Cooling water circuit for stationary engine

The present invention has a waste heat recovery device (37) that supplies engine waste heat by way of engine coolant; a radiator (18) that dissipates engine waste heat by way of engine coolant; an exhaust gas heat exchanger (33) that supplies engine waste heat from exhaust gas to engine coolant; and a coolant pump (32) that causes engine coolant to circulate. Furthermore, the constitution is suchthat pressure drop equipment (34) is arranged upstream with respect to a coolant pump suction region (32b); a restrictor is arranged in a communication passage (50) between a coolant pump suction region and a region (20) vented to atmosphere; a location upstream with respect to the pressure drop equipment is made to communicate with the region vented to atmosphere; and the region vented to atmosphere is made capable of being kept in communication with atmosphere.
Owner:YANMAR CO LTD

Inorganic oxides for co2 capture from exhaust systems

This invention relates to the utilization of regenerable water tolerant solid materials for the abatements of CO2 emissions from internal combustion engine exhaust streams through repetitive sorption / desorption cycles. The system, which is designed to be used in a gasoline, lean gasoline, diesel passenger car, diesel truck, stationary engine with 50 Hz or 60 Hz electrical frequency, or a SOFC, will contain a solid sorbent which contains zirconium and will be able to reduce on board the average carbon emissions by up to 10 wt %. The preferred materials have been selected from the class of hydrotalcite type compounds and / or earth and alkaline earth zirconates.
Owner:MAGNESIUM ELETRON LTD

Improvements in emission control

A lean-burn natural gas-fuelled diesel engine comprising an exhaust system comprising an oxidation catalyst. The engine can be used in a mobile application, e.g. to power a vehicle, or it can be a stationary engine for power generation.
Owner:JOHNSON MATTHEY PLC

Catalytic device with internal heat exchange

InactiveUS20060048501A1Reduce and control heat exchangeSafer burnoutFuel cell auxillariesDispersed particle separationExhaust fumesEngineering
The invention relates to a catalytic device with internal heat exchange that among other things can be used for vehicles with an internal combustion engine or for stationary engines where there is a certain amount of unburned gas components in the exhaust that can be converted in the catalyst. By the invention it is obtained that the maximum temperature in the catalyst is always nearly constant whatever the inlet temperature. Hereby, the catalyst can be designed to work at a very specific temperature, by which it is possible, partly to ensure a better and safer burnout of the unburned components, and partly to save expenses for catalyst materials. The exhaust gas is guided through the catalyst by at least three passage sections that have a mutual internal heat exchange. In the main reaction passage section there are catalytic materials of one or several kinds, in which the gas can react, and in which the gases heat exchange with the succeeding main heat transfer passage section passage.
Owner:RECCAT

Process for preparing a fuel for automotive applications, stationary engines and marine applications by catalytic liquid phase alcohol conversion and a compact device for carrying out the process

A fuel for automotive applications, stationary engines and marine applications is prepared by catalytic liquid phase conversion of the alcohol(s) of an alcohol-containing primary fuel to the corresponding ether(s) in a compact device comprising an inlet for an alcohol-containing fuel from the primary tank, a start-up heater, a heat exchanger, which heats up the cold alcohol(s) to a suitable temperature before entering the reactor, a catalytic bed within the reactor, wherein the alcohol(s) is / are partly converted to ether(s), a pressure reduction valve, inlet means for adding additives and a buffer tank, wherein the resulting fuel mixture of alcohol(s) and ether(s) is stored after passing back through the heat exchanger for suitable cooling, the heater only being used during start-up and the process thereby being conducted under auto-thermal operation conditions.
Owner:HALDOR TOPSOE AS

Rotor blade

A gas turbine engine rotor blade has an airfoil portion containing one or more internal conduits. Each conduit extends to an end of the airfoil portion. The blade has a shroud at the end of the airfoil portion for sealing the blade to a facing stationary engine portion. There is a fillet portion which joins the end to the shroud. The fillet portion eases the transition from the outer surface of the airfoil portion to the outer surface of the shroud and has a cavity which extends from each conduit and expands laterally relative thereto. The area of the cavity on a cross-section through the fillet portion perpendicular to the radial direction of the engine and at an expanding part of the cavity is greater than the area of the conduit, or the combined areas of the conduits, on a parallel cross-section at the end of the airfoil portion.
Owner:ROLLS ROYCE PLC

Hardware protection mode in high ambient temperature after stationary operation

A system and method for dissipating vehicle under hood heat accumulated during stationary engine operation at high load or RPM and / or under high temperature ambient conditions is installed in a vehicle having an engine positioned within an engine compartment, and a cooling fan selectively driven by way of a fan clutch. The system includes a controller connected to the engine and to the fan clutch. The controller determines whether the period of stationary engine operation occurs at or above a threshold engine load or RPM, at or above a threshold engine operating temperature, at or above a threshold ambient temperature, and / or for or longer than a threshold stationary engine operation duration. If so, the at least one controller increases a low idle set point of the engine and commands the fan clutch to engage or remain engaged for a cool-down period following the period of stationary engine operation.
Owner:INT ENGINE INTPROP CO LLC

Hybrid commercial vehicle thermal management using dynamic heat generator

A system and method are provided for hybrid electric internal combustion engine applications in which a motor-generator, a narrow switchable coupling and a torque transfer unit therebetween are arranged and positioned in the constrained environment at the front of an engine in applications such as commercial vehicles, off-road vehicles and stationary engine installations. The motor-generator is preferably positioned laterally offset from the switchable coupling, which is co-axially-arranged with the front end of the engine crankshaft. The switchable coupling is an integated unit in which a crankshaft vibration damper, an engine accessory drive pulley and a disengageable clutch overlap such that the axial depth of the clutch-pulley-damper unit is nearly the same as a conventional belt drivepulley and engine damper. The front end motor-generator system includes an electrical energy store that receives electrical energy generated by the motor-generator when the coupling is engaged. Whenthe coupling is disengaged, the motor-generator may drive the pulley portion of the clutch-pulley-damper to drive the engine accessories using energy returned from the energy store, independent of theengine crankshaft.
Owner:BENDIX COMML VEHICLE SYST LLC

Lubricanting composition for a marine engine or a stationary engine

The present invention relates to a lubricating composition comprising: - at least one base oil; - at least one olefin copolymer; - at least one detergent; and - at least one linear hydrogenated styrene / butadiene copolymer. The invention also relates to the use of said composition for reducing fuel consumption in an engine and for enhancing the cleanliness of a 4-stroke or 2-stroke, preferably 4-stroke, marine engine or of a stationary engine.
Owner:TOTAL MARKETING SERVICES SA

Laser spark plug having an improved seal between the combustion chamber window and the casing

A casing for a laser spark plug, in particular, of an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle, or of a stationary engine; the casing including at least one casing part and a combustion chamber window joined to the casing part to form a seal at least regionally; characterized in that at least one sealing element, whose coefficient of thermal expansion at an operating temperature of the laser spark plug is greater than the coefficient of thermal expansion of the casing part at the operating temperature of the laser spark plug, is provided between the casing part and the combustion chamber window.
Owner:ROBERT BOSCH GMBH

Exhaust gas treatment system

A method and system for treating exhaust gas from stationary engines used to generate electricity is provided. Substantially all of the exhaust gases from at least one stationary combustion engine used for electrical power generation are collected and routed to an absorption tower. Inside the absorption tower the exhaust gases travel upwards in and through a plurality of perforated plates to a gas outlet in a top of the absorption tower. While the gas is ascending in the absorption tower, water is sprayed on the ascending gas and the perforated plates and this water is collected in the bottom of the absorption tower where at least some of it will be reused by spraying it back into the absorption tower to treat more exhaust gas from the combustion engines.
Owner:KUIPERS GREGORY
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