Acclimatized Liquid Powered Dual Circuit Heat Pump

Abstract

An example heat pump system includes a first circuit including a first refrigerant configured to cycle a non-mechanical liquid to high critical vapor fluid phase in a closed circuit from an evaporator to an outlet of a liquid pump and a second circuit comprising a second refrigerant. The second circuit is configured to extract thermal energy from the first circuit to produce a heated fluid and a cooled fluid. The first circuit and the second circuit are configured in a mechanical relationship for transferring energy from the first circuit to the second circuit via a phase change of the first refrigerant through a dual chambered heat pump, the first circuit including a non-mechanical phase liquid to high critical vapor fluid phase.

1 . A heat pump system comprising:
 a first circuit, including a first refrigerant, configured to cycle a non-mechanical liquid to high critical vapor fluid phase in a closed circuit from an evaporator to an outlet of a liquid pump; and   a second circuit including a second refrigerant, wherein:
 the second circuit is configured to extract thermal energy from the first circuit to produce a heated fluid and a cooled fluid, 
 the first circuit and the second circuit are configured in a mechanical relationship for transferring energy from the first circuit to the second circuit via a phase change of the first refrigerant through a dual-chambered heat pump, 
 the first circuit includes the non-mechanical liquid phase to high critical vapor fluid phase cycle, 
 the second circuit includes one or more vapor pumps, 
 the one or more vapor pumps includes a linear motion piston pump, 
 the one or more vapor pumps includes a discharge having about 325 psi and about 170° F., 
 the linear motion piston pump includes an integrated alternating pole DC piston motor having a piston and a stator, 
 the piston includes neodymium magnets disposed thereon, and 
 the stator includes copper windings embedded in a Teflon sleeve disposed in a chamber wall of the integrated alternating pole DC piston motor to produce electricity as parallel work to vapor compression performed by the linear motion piston pump.