Hydraulic Intensifier

Hydraulic Intensifier Points : Hydraulic Intensifier, Hydraulic Intensifier Engine Refrigerants boil at very low temperatures at atmospheric pressure. The one in your refrigerator at home boils at 400°F BELOW ZERO. They boil in the Super Heat Pump panel (evaporator) pretty much all the time, and when do they build up pressure. This pressure is free because it comes from nature at no cost. Of course 8 x 3 panels can be put on truck or railroad car bodies as well as on a rack mount in the field. The pressure is not great enough to power an engine, but through hydraulic intensification it can be. When gas pressure is used to transfer energy to hydraulic fluid, the gas pressure is decreased. When the pressure of refrigerants is lowered enough, they compress back into a liquid at much lower temperatures. This pressure/temperature/intensification relationship gave us an idea,

Hydraulic Intensifier Engine Hydraulic fluid can be used at high pressures to power hydraulic motors. This unit uses large volumes of Lower pressure refrigerant gases to make small volumes of high pressure hydraulic fluids to power hydraulic motors.