DEVICE FOR CONVERTING HEAT TO TRIAXIAL POTENTIAL MECHANICAL WORK WITH AMPLIFICATION OF DILATIONS

摘要

The invention relates to a new thermal device that converts the heat energy released by the combustion of hydrocarbons to potential mechanical energy through the expansion of a metal at a very high level of pressure, in contrast with current cyclic thermal devices that transform heat to kinetic mechanical energy from steam. The device is designed to triaxially produce potential mechanical work (pressure multiplied by an increase in volume). Additionally, the design thereof allows amplification for industrial use of the initial linear thermal dilations, the type of operation making them non-cyclic thermal devices. The principal use of said devices is the generation of electric energy or the pumping of fluids at very high pressures or any other work that requires a high level of potential energy.