Graham Power, a new method of generating power

Abstract

Titled “Graham Power, A New Method of Generating Power” inventor David Graham. Graham power is a power plant. In its simplest form, it is an air conditioning/refrigerant system which also produces power. This is accomplished by adding a turbine to an air-conditioning system. The evaporation process extract heat from the air and the turbine converts that heat into power. In fact it is a power generating system. Graham Power recycles the very fuel that it uses. Graham Power does not consume fuel nor does it release CO2 gas to the environment. It simply draws heat from the surrounding air and transforms it into useful power. In the process of extracting heat from the environment it cools the air. This cooling effect is beneficial to the atmosphere which is currently overheating.

1 . A power generating system that utilizes a refrigerant gas, as the working fluid, to drive a turbine wherein the heat from evaporation is used to heat the working fluid prior to entering the turbine in a closed system that includes a turbine, compressor, evaporator, condenser, storage, and controls.  
   
   
       2 . A power generating system that utilizes a refrigerant gas, as the working fluid, to drive a turbine wherein the heat from evaporation and condensation is used to heat the working fluid prior to entering the turbine in a closed system that includes a turbine, compressor, evaporator, condenser, heat exchanger, storage, and controls.  
   
   
       3 . A power generating system as claimed in  claim 2  whereby the condenser and the heat exchanger are combined into a single unit.  
   
   
       4 . An air conditioning/refrigeration system that includes a turbine, powered by the refrigerant gas, to power or to aid in powering the compressor.  
   
   
       5 . An air conditioning/refrigeration system that includes a turbine, powered by the refrigerant gas, to power or to aid in powering the compressor whereby the turbine draws it heat from the evaporation process.  
   
   
       6 . An air conditioning/refrigeration system that includes a turbine powered, by the refrigerant gas, to power or to aid in powering the compressor whereby the turbine draws it heat from the evaporation process and the condensation process.  
   
   
       7 . An air conditioning/refrigeration system as claimed in  claim 4 ,  5  or  6  that produces excess power beyond the needs of the air-conditioning system itself.