I came across a publicly traded company that makes turbines in the 30KW to 1MW range.
http://www.capstoneturbine.com/ Nasdaq: CPST may do very well when the LENR world is finally opened up.
I came across a publicly traded company that makes turbines in the 30KW to 1MW range.
http://www.capstoneturbine.com/ Nasdaq: CPST may do very well when the LENR world is finally opened up.
November 15, 2012 at 11:58 am |
Observe that these are gas turbines as on aircrafts, not steam turbines as often mentioned as on add-on to the hot e-cat….different thermodynamic cycles and small gas turbines have a much better performance than small steam turbines….besides they are completely different machines. Yes, both are rotaing and have turbine blades.
November 16, 2012 at 12:15 pm |
Good point.
While these are gas turbines, they are also electricity generating turbines (unlike on a jet). I would think that the generator systems that they have engineered would be able to move to an LENR environment without modification.
I am not an engineer, and don’t know how much difference there is between a hot steam turbine and a fuel turbine. I am still betting that there is more similarity than difference between the two technologies.