Energy efficient power station intergrated with an energy efficient air conditioner

Abstract

Electric Generator/Energy Efficiency Air conditioner—The device is a way to create the pressure needed to spin a turbine to efficiently use and generate electricity. The device is an advancement in energy efficiency. The device uses the conversion process by converting liquid 410-A (refrigerant) into its vapor form to generate the pressure and volume needed to spin a turbine, and then be recycled back by being recompressed into liquid form to begin the process over in an endless loop using an alternating multiple tank configuration. The device uses the energy it produces to power an energy efficient A/C that has a system of using its conversion process to spin a small turbine to subsidize its energy consumption without affecting the required pressures to operate an air conditioner. The system integrates the power grid, solar power/small battery bank, and the 410-A phase conversion process to efficiently use and generate electricity for the purpose of powering an energy efficient air conditioner.

The claimed invention is: 
     
         1 . A device which uses an energy efficiency power station that powers an energy efficient air conditioner
 I. The conversion of 410-A (refrigerant) to drive turbines for the sole purpose of generating electricity to power an air conditioner.   II. The air conditioner uses the conversion process through its expansion coils to spin a turbine for the purpose of energy subsidization and efficiency.   III. The two processes of efficient energy use work in unison to provide an energy efficient air conditioner.   
     
     
         2 . A device that integrates the power-grid/generator, a solar/battery-bank, and 410-A (refrigerant) conversion from liquid to a vapor to create a system that greatly increases energy efficiency in an air conditioner.
 I. Grid/generator power is used to make up for lost energy in a given cycle.   II. A small solar/battery bank is used to power electric components   III. 410-A (refrigerant) phase conversion creates the pressure needed to spin the turbines.   
     
     
         3 . A device according to  claim 1  uses 410-A conversion from liquid to vapor, for the sole purpose of generating electricity.
 I. NH 3  is then compressed back into liquid form to start the process over on a closed system.