Ambient temperature activated turbine

[DaS Energy]

Heat activated turbine largely are of Steam however recycling Co2 increases the output in the magnitude of fifty times. Our work has been to design a system that can be easily be home built and use any liquid which can be heated to a gas. The DaS Valve turbine in the atachment is complete with a parts. The hydro turbine in place is 82% efficient, it requires 9 bar of force to acheive an output of 720 watts at a flow of one litre per second, which increases by heat or flow. A comparison between recycling Co2 and water at one litre per second is water at plus 100* Celsius is 720 watts, Co2 at plus
100* Celsius is 720 Kilowatts. The output of other liquids may be found in the phase temperature graphs of other liquids.

[MonsieurM]

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could you update the link, it is not working thank you

[DaS Energy]

Hello Gordon

Hello Gordan, thank you for letting I know, I am not computer ofey so I hope the direct link now works, if not I shall keep trying till it does. Peter Mckinlay

[DaS Energy]

cant get picture across

http://i1225.photobucket.com/albums/...y/DaSvalve.jpg
Hello again Gordon, I am sorry but I follow photobucket instruction, copied yet when I post here google goes look for dance energy not DaS Energy. I cant see if i have suceeded or not till I post here sorry, if it still wont bring across I am open to any assistance of help thank you. Peter

[DaS Energy]

How it works

Hello Gordon,

Worked out how to get picture across. To explain the system works.

The constant pressure tank is like that you see on domestic supply pump, the DaS Valve when heated at cylinder A creates gas pressure above the liquid, and the liquid is forced out at the same pressure of the gas without any energy loss. When the gas has so filled cylinder A its passes underneath and across into cylinder B where it rises to the surface and begins to push liquid out of cylinder B, however a loss of fluid in cylinder B lets the float sphere drop opening a gas escape orrifice, the gas then escapes up into the cooling/holding tank. In doing this it has also blown all liquid out of the timing pipe C. Liquid from cooling/collector tank returns to cylinder A and B. The purpose of the timing pipe C is to stop any gas being trapped in cylinder A as the gas continues to escape into the top of cylinder B untill cylinder A is so full the liquid spills over into timimig pipe C filling it. At conclusion of expulsion of all gas the incoming liquid floats up the sphere in cylinder B to again seal off the gas escape orifice comencing the entire cycle again. Peter

[ewizard]

Theory or do you have a working unit?

[DaS Energy]

Working model

Hello ewizard.

Yes do have a working model, however hydro turbine no longer attached went to micro hydro. Problem with being an invalid pensioner is money spent has be recouped somehow. Should you wish to construct blue print is complete, and line pipe is needed if high pressures are to be involved. Lower pressures galv or black pipe is sufficient. Whole thing including turbine can be made by cut and weld of pipe. However Pelton wheel gives best efficiency but needs sit attop collector/cooler tank. Just make sure the hole in top of cylinder B in whch sits the floating sphere is such shape the sphere doesnt jam. The timing pipe must remain on outside of the casing or it interefears with workings. Also the amount of timing loop is lengthened or shortened so its clears at same time the gas from cylinder A reaches the top of cylinder B, or it goes off early before all liquid has been forced out. Peter

[MonsieurM]

DaS Energy,

it seems there is already a thread on Ambient temperature activated turbine (just saw it )

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...at-engine.html

just in case you did not see it

[DaS Energy]

Self-Running Ambient Heat Engine

Thank you Gordon, went across and had a look, though one was bad thread and another classified. Did note but all are using solid internals whereas DaS is all liquid so there be greater efficiency and longer life.
I being new to this trust it be ok if I also added DaS to that discussion.
Peter Mckinaly