Hydro-thermic energy converter
OwnerWaldemar H. Kurpanekinventor
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Abstract
A hydro-thermic energy converter capable to convert thermal energy contained in hot water in mechanical energy by utilizing the low Curie-temperature property of ferromagnetic alloys in a directional magnetic field alternation of the ferromagnetic property of said alloy such that a magnetic one-directional tractive force resolves.
Claims10
A hydro-thermic energy converter capable to convert energy contained in hot water in mechanical energy comprising, a ring-shaped stator unit consisting of a radially arranged chamber system with ferromagnetic chamber plates of a low Curie-point and a(in-) inlet and an outlet tubing system with valves and vent pipe to permit a flushing of the chamber system with hot (and) or cool water thus permitting alternate heating (and) or cooling the said ferromagnetic chamber plates respectively above (and) or below (their) the Curie-point and that furthermore a rotor system consisting of at least one rotatable mounted rotor arm (with) on which magnets are arranged such that a directional magnetic field is established between which the stator unit slides thus generating a rotational force without contacting the magnets.
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