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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
1	Method of and apparatus for producing uninterruptible power	US10470800	2002-02-11	US06981378B2	2006-01-03	Lucien Y. Bronicki
Uninterruptible power is supplied to a load connected to a power line by connecting the power line to a rotatable member that includes a Rankine cycle turbine coupled to a device that operates as a motor when line power is operative thereby rotating the member at a standby rotational speed so that a predetermined amount of kinetic energy is stored in the rotating member, and that operates as a generator when the line power is inoperative and the member is rotated by the application of vaporized working fluid to the turbine. Working fluid is vaporized and maintained at an operational temperature level only when the line power is inoperative. The working fluid is held at a standby temperature level, preferably greater than the operational temperature level, while the power line is operative whereby the working fluid contains a predetermined amount of stored thermal energy while the power line is operative. In response to loss of line power, vaporized working fluid is applied to the turbine thereby rotating the rotatable member whereby the turbine rotates the member at a nominal operational speed that preferably is less than the standby rotational speed. Finally, in response to the loss of line power the device is connected to the load whereby the stored thermal energy in the working fluid and the stored kinetic energy in the rotating member are converted by the device to power for the load.
2	Methods of and thermodynamic apparatuses for power production	US779796	1977-03-21	US4166362A	1979-09-04	Robert E. L. Laurent
An improved binary cycle sulphur-water power plant comprising a closed topping sulphur loop and a water loop. The sulphur is vaporized in a heat exchanger where it is at approximately the same pressure as a heating fluid (combustion gas or coolant of a nuclear reactor for instance).
3	JPS5849685B2 -	JP6920775	1975-06-10	JPS5849685B2	1983-11-05	ROBEERU EDOAARU RUI ROOREN

4	Pawaahatsuseihohotosononetsurikigakutekisochinokairyo	JP6920775	1975-06-10	JPS5133241A	1976-03-22	ROBEERU EDOAARU RUI ROOREN

5	Dual thermodynamic cycle cryogenically fueled systems	US11592683	2006-11-03	US20070163261A1	2007-07-19	Michael Strathman
Systems and methods for converting thermal energy, such as solar energy, from a localized thermal energy source to another form of energy or work comprise dual thermodynamic cycle systems that utilize the liquid-to-gas phase transitions of a cryogenic fluid such as liquid nitrogen and a working fluid such as sulfur hexafluoride to drive prime movers. Heat transfer between the fluids as they undergo the phase transitions is used to increase the energy in the system and its work output, and improve system efficiency.
6	Method of and apparatus for producing uniterruptible power description	US11322344	2006-01-03	US20060117753A1	2006-06-08	Lucien Bronicki
Uninterruptible power is supplied to a load connected to a power line by connecting the power line to a rotatable member that includes a Rankine cycle turbine coupled to a device that operates as a motor when line power is operative thereby rotating the member at a standby rotational speed so that a predetermined amount of kinetic energy is stored in the rotating member, and that operates as a generator when the line power is inoperative and the member is rotated by the application of vaporized working fluid to the turbine. Working fluid is vaporized and maintained at an operational temperature level only when the line power is inoperative. The working fluid is held at a standby temperature level, preferably greater than the operational temperature level, while the power line is operative whereby the working fluid contains a predetermined amount of stored thermal energy while the power line is operative. In response to loss of line power, vaporized working fluid is applied to the turbine thereby rotating the rotatable member whereby the turbine rotates the member at a nominal operational speed that preferably is less than the standby rotational speed. Finally, in response to the loss of line power the device is connected to the load whereby the stored thermal energy in the working fluid and the stored kinetic energy in the rotating member are converted by the device to power for the load.
7	Method of and apparatus for producing uninterruptible power	US10470800	2004-02-24	US20040128999A1	2004-07-08	Lucien Y Bronicki
Uninterruptible power is supplied to a load connected to a power line by connecting the power line to a rotatable member that includes a Rankine cycle turbine coupled to a device that operates as a motor when line power is operative thereby rotating the member at a standby rotational speed so that a predetermined amount of kinetic energy is stored in the rotating member, and that operates as a generator when the line power is inoperative and the member is rotated by the application of vaporized working fluid to the turbine. Working fluid is vaporized and maintained at an operational temperature level only when the line power is inoperative. The working fluid is held at a standby temperature level, preferably greater than the operational temperature level, while the power line is operative whereby the working fluid contains a predetermined amount of stored thermal energy while the power line is operative. In response to loss of line power, vaporized working fluid is applied to the turbine thereby rotating the rotatable member whereby the turbine rotates the member at a nominal operational speed that preferably is less than the standby rotational speed. Finally, in response to the loss of line power the device is connected to the load whereby the stored thermal energy in the working fluid and the stored kinetic energy in the rotating member are converted by the device to power for the load.
8	Process for converting heat produced by a nuclear reactor to electrical energy	US14623971	1971-05-24	US3826091A	1974-07-30	STAHL W
A thermodynamic process for converting heat produced by a nuclear reactor to electrical energy utilizing a liquid metal as a primary fluid and sulfur dioxide as a secondary fluid. The sulfur dioxide is expanded in a turbo-generator set, condensed and recycled through a closed secondary fluid loop.
9	Binary vapor power plant	US7207560	1960-11-28	US3218802A	1965-11-23	SAWLE DAVID R

10	METHOD OF AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER	PCT/US0221866	2002-02-11	WO02093722A3	2003-03-06	BRONICKI LUCIEN YEHUDA
Uninterruptible power is supplied to a load connected to a power line by connecting the power line to a rotatable member that includes a Rankine cycle turbine (57) coupled to a device that operates as a motor (52) when line power is operative to rotate the member to generate and store kinetic energy, and that operates as a generator when the line power is inoperative and the member is rotated by the application of vaporized working fluid to the turbine. The apparatus controls the working fluid appropriately depending on different operating modes of the apparatus in response to the lost of line power.
11	DUAL THERMODYNAMIC CYCLE CRYOGENICALLY FUELED SYSTEMS	PCT/US2006043124	2006-11-04	WO2007056241A3	2007-12-13	STRATHMAN MICHAEL D
Systems and methods for converting thermal energy, such as solar energy, from a localized thermal energy source to another form of energy or work comprise dual thermodynamic cycle systems (202, 210, 216 and 206, 208, 214, 228222, 212) that utilize the liquid-to-gas phase transitions of a cryogenic fluid (202) such as liquid nitrogen and a working fluid (214) such as sulfur hexafluoride to drive prime movers (216, 222). Heat transfer (204, 211) between the fluids as they undergo the phase transitions is used to increase the energy in the system and its work output, and improve system efficiency.
12	METHOD OF AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER	PCT/US0221866	2002-02-11	WO02093722A9	2002-12-19	BRONICKI LUCIEN YEHUDA
Uninterruptible power is supplied to a load connected to a power line by connecting the power line to a rotatable member that includes a Rankine cycle turbine coupled to a device that operates as a motor when line power is operative thereby rotating the member at a standby rotational speed so that a predetermined amount of kinetic energy is stored in the rotating member, and that operates as a generator when the line power is inoperative and the member is rotated by the application of vaporized working fluid to the turbine. Working fluid is vaporized and maintained at an operational temperature level only when the line power is inoperative. The working fluid is held at a standby temperature level, preferably greater than the operational temperature level, while the power line is operative whereby the working fluid contains a predetermined amount of stored thermal energy while the power line is operative. In response to loss of line power, vaporized working fluid is applied to the turbine thereby rotating the rotatable member whereby the turbine rotates the member at a nominal operational speed that preferably is less than the standby rotational speed. Finally, in response to the loss of line power the device is connected to the load whereby the stored thermal energy in the working fluid and the stored kinetic energy in the rotating member are converted by the device to power for the load.

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