Closed-loop fluidic power generator

Abstract

A closed-loop fluidic power generator system includes a closed-loop tunnel that encloses a power fan producing a primary fluidic stream. The primary fluidic stream is directed through the tunnel and impacts a plurality of fluidic power generators, causing impellers on each fluidic power generator to turn and operate an associated generator and produce electrical power. The electrical power is then delivered to an appropriate load, such as a utility power grid, a dedicated user, such as an industrial complex, or any load, equipment or system requiring electricity. A portion of the primary fluidic stream transits the tunnel and arrives at the input side of the power fan, which continues to operate to make up losses in the primary stream. The power fan is initially started by a battery, which is disconnected once the power fan is running and generating the fluidic stream for generating power.

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