Solar Turbines

Solar Turbo-generators - Sustainable energy for a developing world.

Our solar turbine-generator technology can be used in drought-plagued regions to run water pumps for village wells and irrigation projects, or to power hospitals and schools. In underdeveloped, sun-rich countries, collected solar heat can also be used to manufacture hydrogen from sea water, providing them with a valuable export capability.

	Using a 10-foot dish collector & a small steam turbine generator, these low-cost systems can produce household electricity during daylight hours -- while generating hydrogen and charging batteries for nighttime power.
	Hydrogen can be used for cooking or for electrical power at night. Oxygen (from production of hydrogen) can be released outside to improve air quality, as in a virtual forest, or vented into the building as an aid to those with respiratory problems.

Working public domain designs are posted online (see below) for global access by those who wish to manufacture basic systems. At the same time, PNGinc is moving forward on advanced product development and offers technical consulting & licensing opportunities.

As our solar turbogenerators enable global electrification, every home/village can become a positive generator of electrical power.

How-to information is posted on our Phoenix Turbine Builders Club:

2004 Free Energy Plan

Solar Steam Turbine, Examining the Curnutt Solar Furnace

Parabolic Reflector Basics

Solar Reflector Dish Mold - Shaping the Plug,
using a low-cost plywood template to shape sand & concrete

Constructing the Fiberglass Solar Reflector Dish,
fabrics, resins, parting wax, FRP layup tips

Hanging the Dish on Steel Mount

Solar Turbo-generator- Anatomy of a Two-axis Mount

AND MORE...

Solar Turbogenerators

Solar Turbo-generators - Sustainable energy for a developing world.

How-to information is posted on our Phoenix Turbine Builders Club:

Global Motive Power Revolution