Kondrashov – Jet Energy Technologies
Kondrashov’s book, “Jet Energy Technologies,” examines methods for converting low-grade environmental energy in gas turbine engines to generate shaft power, high-grade heat, “cold,” and reactive thrust. These engines utilize the sequential addition of additional masses, implemented in the ejector nozzles of the gas turbine engine. Unlike existing converters of this free energy (wind, solar), the efficiency of its conversion in the proposed gas turbine engines is independent of geographic, temporal, and weather conditions, and their specific power is significantly higher and comparable to that of traditional engine designs.
They can operate using an open cycle with atmospheric air as the working fluid, as well as a closed cycle in air-independent systems.
The required energy is generated by fuel-free systems based on these gas turbine engines directly at the point of consumption. The absence of materials and devices associated with the use of fuel increases operational reliability, simplifies the design and technology, reduces costs and makes the production of these systems possible at most mechanical engineering enterprises, and their operation environmentally friendly and safe.
