Beyond Zero talks to Randolph Toom of Heat2Power about their air cycle heat engines

Posted on 26 Mar 2010
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Randolph Toom has a background in the automotive industry and with his partners at heat2power has developed a heat engine he believes is superior to other waste heat recovery options.  In addition due to the temperatures he is able to run his heat engines at they may offer a much cheaper option to stirling engines for extracting direct electricity in applications such as paraboloidal dishes.  The engines are designed to use air as a working fluid and drop the temperature from 700-950 down to 250-300C  Randolph joins Beyond Zero's Matthew and Scott on the line from Paris

Beyond Zero talks to Randolph Toom of Heat2Power

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