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Vortex thermosyphon cooler - a new source of energy

26.08.2013

The new device, called "Vortex Thermosyphon Cooler" (VTCO), was presented in Technopolis "Khimgrad", Kazan. HTSO converts the heat of water discharged by industrial enterprises into useful electrical energy. The invention has already been patented, similar devices are not yet used anywhere in the world.

As a resource for HTSO, warm waste water from industrial production is used, for example, a city water utility, thermal power plants, nuclear power plants, as well as natural reservoirs. The principle of operation of the HTCO is simple: the device extracts heat from water using a highly efficient film evaporation process. Film evaporation occurs when the evaporated substance is applied in a thin layer on the walls of the evaporator, which creates a large evaporation area and ensures high efficiency of the process of taking heat from water.

The design of the VTCO is very simple: submersible evaporators connected to condensers are mounted on a rotating wheel with a generator. The evaporating working fluid circulates inside the sealed HTCO circuit and requires a minimum of maintenance.

The scope of VTSO is wide - housing and communal services, sewage treatment plants, energy, petrochemistry, metallurgy, etc. According to experts, the use of HTCO can reduce the cost of electricity consumption at enterprises by 2-3 times. With a cooling depth comparable to a cooling tower of 8-15 degrees, HTSO is much cheaper: 1,4 million rubles per 1 MW of installed capacity. Moreover, thanks to the power generation capability, the vortex cooler will pay for itself in 5 years.

At present, the developers of the VTSO, JSC "Tatneftekhiminvest-holding", LLC "NPO Kinematika" and the Union of Communal Enterprises of the Republic of Tatarstan, plan to mass-produce a new device and its implementation at the enterprises of Tatarstan. It is assumed that the new installation will significantly reduce the costs of enterprises.

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