Hydro-air renewable power system

A power generating system having a turbine powered by a circulating working fluid, said system comprising:

• a condenser chamber having a first heat transfer partition for condensing exhaust vapor of said working fluid from said turbine on a first surface wherein a first latent heat of condensation heats said first heat transfer partition to form condensed working fluid from said vapor;
• a heat transfer chamber formed by a second surface of said first heat transfer partition and a first surface of a second heat transfer partition, wherein said first surface of said second heat transfer partition is separated from and in vapor communication with said second surface of said first heat transfer partition;
• a water inlet for flowing water along said second surface of said first heat transfer partition, wherein said flowing water is heated to have a first vapor pressure by transfer of said first latent heat of condensation through said first heat transfer partition;
• a concentrated brine inlet for flowing concentrated brine along said first surface of said second heat transfer partition, wherein said concentrated brine has a second vapor pressure less than said first vapor pressure of said flowing water so that vapor from said flowing water condenses on said flowing concentrated brine to release a second heat of condensation to heat said concentrated brine solution and cool said flowing water;
• a boiler for contacting said condensed working fluid with a second surface of said second heat transfer partition so that said working fluid is heated to a vapor state for turning said turbine by said concentrated brine solution as said concentrated brine solution is heated and diluted from condensation of said vapor from said flowing water.