Process and equipment for transforming heat at a relatively low temperature into power or energy
CA 1068119 A · Owner: Entreprise Industrielle De Chaudronnerie · Inventors: Brola, Gabriel
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The invention relates to a process for transforming heat having a low temperature, wherein said heat is used for heating a condensable primary fluid which participates in a binary thermodynamic cycle and wherein thereafter this fluid is expanded for producing motive power or thermic energy having a higher potential, and an equipment for putting into practice the said process which comprises a superheater in which the, fluid carrying the heat to be transformed and the primary fluid circulate, and an expansion device for said primary fluid. - 1 -
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- Granted December 18, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 18, 1996.
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