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Fotuhi Motor Low?Temperature Thermal Engine

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A patented low-temperature thermal engine capable of generating continuous mechanical/electrical power from low-grade heat (60–250°C). When integrated with solar collectors and thermal storage, it enables true 24/7 solar-thermal electricity generation. Ideal for renewable energy developers, EPC contractors, and industrial waste-heat recovery applications.rnThis invention introduces a novel thermal engine that operates efficiently at low temperatures, far below the requirements of steam turbines or ORC systems. The engine converts thermal energy into mechanical power through a simple, durable cycle optimized for low-grade heat.rnCombined with solar-thermal collectors and a heat-storage unit, the system enables continuous renewable power production, including night-time operation. It is also suitable for geothermal sources and industrial processes that produce waste heat.rnrnThe technology is protected by granted patents (US and international), and a full technical document is available for review.rnWorks with low-temperature heat (60–250°C)rnrn• Enables continuous 24/7 solar-thermal powerrnrn• Lower cost and simpler design than turbinesrnrn• Highly reliable with minimal maintenancernrn• Scalable for small, medium, or utility-scale plantsrn• Excellent for solar, geothermal, and industrial waste heat recoveryrn• Patent sale (full rights transfer)rn• Licensing (exclusive or non-exclusive)rn• Technology transferrn• Patent sale (full rights transfer)rn• Licensing (exclusive or non-exclusive)rn• Technology transferrn• Joint development collaborationrnAvailable upon request:rnFotuhi Motor.pdfrn(complete technical package)rnRahim [Use the button below to contact me]

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