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Compressed Air IS COP>1! by Peter Lindemann
Just like (or is) a heat pump, COP>1,
What would happen if you take a device like the NEAL TANK
and add in more than the heat from ambient air, via a friction device? (Friction Steam Boiler)
Would it run on compressed air as a closed system?
What if you did not use compressed air and used
propane, butane, etc and Closed the system for a
low/medium heat system?
A steam injector, no moving parts (no compressor used), can push low pressure water into a
high pressure steam boiler with ZERO heat losses.
The Neal Tank is using a compressor, is a compressor required for injection?
Could you do away with the Roots blower and the internal compressor by
adding the friction heater and a steam like injector.
NEAL TANK IMAGE Below, see link for details about image.
Everyone should take some time to visit Pneumatic Options Research Library: Home Page
and soak up some information.
Just
Randy
Just like (or is) a heat pump, COP>1,
What would happen if you take a device like the NEAL TANK
and add in more than the heat from ambient air, via a friction device? (Friction Steam Boiler)
Would it run on compressed air as a closed system?
What if you did not use compressed air and used
propane, butane, etc and Closed the system for a
low/medium heat system?
A steam injector, no moving parts (no compressor used), can push low pressure water into a
high pressure steam boiler with ZERO heat losses.
The Neal Tank is using a compressor, is a compressor required for injection?
Could you do away with the Roots blower and the internal compressor by
adding the friction heater and a steam like injector.
NEAL TANK IMAGE Below, see link for details about image.
Everyone should take some time to visit Pneumatic Options Research Library: Home Page
and soak up some information.
Just
Randy
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