System for providing heat and/or hot water to a structure
AssigneeMSQ Mechanical Concepts LLC
InventorsJoseph SZABO, Ian MORRELL, Christopher QUIRION
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Abstract
A system for heating a structure uses a cavitation engine connected to a water supply, and to a discharge pipe, a condensate storage tank connected to the discharge pipe, the storage tank collecting condensate from the discharge pipe, and a pump connected to the condensate storage tank via a transfer pipe and being configured to pump the condensate out of the storage tank, and ether directly back into the cavitation engine for reuse or into a mixing tank for mixing with water from the water supply, and then back to the cavitation engine. The system creates a closed loop so that no water is wasted, and the energy generation is as efficient as possible.
Claims8
A system for heating a structure, comprising:
- a cavitation engine connected to a water supply, and to a discharge pipe, the cavitation engine being formed from an an impact chamber having an impact surface, a heater connected to the impact surface and being configured to heat the impact surface, and a fluid injector having an outlet positioned to inject hyperbaric liquid water onto the impact surface of the impact chamber at supersonic velocities such that cavitation bubbles are present in the injected water and steam is generated from impact of the cavitation bubbles with the impact surface and discharged into the discharge pipe;
- a condensate storage tank connected to the discharge pipe and being configured to collect condensate from the discharge pipe, and
- a pump connected to the condensate storage tank via a pipe and being configured to pump the condensate out of the storage tank and back to the cavitation engine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.