Abstract: An energy allocation system includes an air conditioning unit with a VDC compressor and a fan configured for variable speed output. The air conditioning unit further includes a built-in power generator. A blending module is configured to split the generator-produced power into AC and DC allocations and combine the DC power allocation with DC power received from a DC energy device.

Abstract: An energy allocation system includes an air conditioning unit with a VDC compressor a generator, and a voltage converter. The air conditioning unit is configured to receive DC power from a DC energy device. A blending module is executable by a processor to cause AC power produced by the generator to be split into AC and DC power allocations using the converter and cause AC power received from a local electric utility grid to be converted to DC power.

Abstract: An energy allocation system includes an air conditioning unit with a VDC compressor and a fan configured for variable speed output. The air conditioning unit further includes a built-in power generator. A blending module is configured to split the generator-produced power into AC and DC allocations and combine the DC power allocation with DC power received from a DC energy device.

Abstract: An energy allocation system includes an air conditioning unit with a VDC compressor and a fan configured for variable speed output. The air conditioning unit further includes a built-in power generator. A blending module is configured to split the generator-produced power into AC and DC allocations and combine the DC power allocation with DC power received from a DC energy device.

Abstract: According to one aspect of the present disclosure, a method, system and technique for energy allocation is disclosed. The system includes: a filtration system configured to filter waste vegetable oil generated by a facility; an engine fueled with the filtered vegetable oil; and a generator driven by the engine to provide an alternating current (AC) power supply; and wherein exhaust heat generated by the engine is processed and allocated to the facility as an energy source.

Abstract: A system for energy allocation includes: a filtration system configured to filter waste vegetable oil generated by a facility; an engine fueled with the filtered vegetable oil; and a generator driven by the engine to provide an alternating current (AC) power supply. The exhaust heat generated by the engine is processed and allocated to the facility as an energy source.

Abstract: According to one aspect of the present disclosure, a method, system and technique for energy allocation is disclosed. The system includes: a filtration system configured to filter waste vegetable oil generated by a facility; an engine fueled with the filtered vegetable oil; and a generator driven by the engine to provide an alternating current (AC) power supply; and wherein exhaust heat generated by the engine is processed and allocated to the facility as an energy source.

Abstract: An improved Wankel-type rotary engine having a one piece manufactured side sealing system to improve engine oil leakage and combustion chamber lubrication leakage over the entire seal. The rotor of the Wankel-type rotary engine acts like an internal supercharger thereby improving the power output of the engine. An electronic circuit operates to open the peripheral port at a desired RPM to a desired position. The rotor housing for the Wankel-type rotary engine is ground using a horizontal machining center with a custom parameter driven program and is finished in a spiral overlapping process. The seals for the Wankel-type rotary engine are designed and programmed into a Wire Electrical Discharge Machine wherein perfect consistent apex seals are manufactured out of a single block of material.

Abstract: The present invention comprises an improved refrigerant based heat exchange system useful in air conditioning and refrigeration applications. The refrigerant based heat exchange system detects the presence of a passive heat pipe phenomenon in the refrigeration circuit and responds by either temporarily shutting off the flow of refrigerant in the circuit, or by temporarily removing the evaporator coil of the air conditioning portion of the system from the path of a forced air flow.

Abstract: The present invention comprises an improved refrigerant based heat exchange system useful in air conditioning and refrigeration applications. Improved heat transfer capability is achieved by using a dual heat exchanger with two different heat-transfer mediums, air and water, in one condenser unit and by advancing the water transfer medium ahead of the air transfer medium. Bypass controls are provided for bypassing a selected heat exchange section of the system depending upon existing environmental conditions. The system is optionally housed in a decorative facade which provides an exposed surface adorned with esthetically pleasing artwork.