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Convert fluid heat energy to motive force - buy or invest

[Category : - MECHANICAL ENGINEERING- RENEWABLE ENERGY]
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The need for a steady supply of energy is ever-increasing. Our awareness has been raised as to the wasteful and polluting methods we have employed in the production and usage of energy. Staggering amounts of energy are lost daily from industrial smokestacks, combustion engine exhausts, and from us simply passing by the opportunities available to make the most of naturally available and renewable energy sources. Developments must be made to reclaim energy wasted in our daily processes and to utilize readily available and non-polluting energy resources.
This invention will encourage the employment of under-utilized fluid heat energy sources. The scope of these fluid heat energy sources is almost unlimited. Geothermal wells, industrial coolant streams, exothermic chemical reactions, hot gases from almost any combustion source are only a few fluid heat energy sources. This invention is economical and easily applied to provide motive force for users at almost any location desired. It may be configured and constructed to be mobile or it may be configured and constructed to be stationary. It is easily scalable to match the motive force need of the user as well as scalable to match the fluid heat energy supply.
This invention provides a method and apparatus for converting fluid heat energy to motive force that does not produce pollutants such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, or NOX. It operates at substantially a "zero-emissions". When configured with an end user, such as an air engine that is used to drive a generator, could play a major role in the production of electricity from waste heat energy with the entire configuration operating at substantially "zero-emissions".
This invention could save users money by stripping heat from sources that would have to be cooled before reentering a process or before disposal (smokestacks, exhausts, etc.) and could then save more money by being used to supply pressurized air. Normal process temperatures could provide high enough pressures to supply or boost low pressure air headers. Very high process temperatures could provide high enough air pressure to supply or boost high pressure air headers.

If you would prefer to invest to provide startup capital for a company that would manufacture this equipment and equipment based on a second patent of mine, either contact me through this site or go to Link to check out my proposal. I am offering this patent for sale in an attempt to raise part of the capital I need to start the company. I would actually prefer to manufacture this equipment instead of selling the patent, but as many of you know, raising startup capital is not easy.

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