So I take that as a no? If they have independent verifiable test results, comparing the efficiency of their engine to a steam turbine that shows theirs as better, or even equal, I would think they would want to publish it, and tout it. Yet I don't see it on their web site? Why don't you talk to them and ask them to publish it so you can post it here?
To answer your other reply about my lack of imagination (LOL), they are great fun and a source of economic growth, true, but imagination by itself does not pay the bills, reality has a nasty way of waking us up as investors when the road hits a dead end.
I once sat at a table funded by the DOE where we (me included) DOE grant recipients were all asked questions about the market for our new inventions. Out of 12 of us, I was the only one that had done 10 years of on the ground marketing research before I invented a product. The other 11 had no idea if or where there might be a viable market for their invention. Granted, IBM missed the ball on Microsoft, by be assured Bill Gates, had done his home work.
Lastly, heat recovery, and recycling is not new. It can be done with a steam turbine as well.
What I want to dig up here is what is truly new and novel, not just recycled (LOL) and when and where can this company turn a dollar, soon than latter.
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying there is nothing here, just saying I don't see the real jewel part of it yet. If I sound too pessimistic, maybe it is because I am a chemical engineer, and I have seen too many great ideas like these never make it past the valley of death. And since corrosion engineering, and lubrication are also fields I work in, I have concerns about the non-lubrication they are touting, using only water. Their claims of not using exotic metals, and no lubricates sound far fetched to me, with out an explanation as to how they accomplish that. Do you know how they do?
Lastly, I see great potential for parabolic mirror systems and heat concentrators in the desert to supply energy to the world, that is real. But I don't see it next week for this company, do you? Maybe for a huge power company/contractor/political power group/real estate consortium with enough political power and money to push the deal through channels?
Or are they planning to go after the small end of the market first, portable generators for remote sites?
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