Оxygen Power Plant

The project that provides ideal opportunities for achieving Energy Independence

Creation and implementation of the world's first ecologically safe thermal power plant of a new generation

Oxygen as a working substance

Special method of ionization

Unique mechanisms of thermobaric stabilization

Our project proposes to create an alternative high-efficiency source of renewable energy that surpasses all existing energy sources

How it works

operation principle of an OPP

    1. Air intake pipe with a supercharger
    2. Oxygen station with compressors
    3. Pipe nitrogen removal with impurities
    4. Oxygen high pressure pipe
    5. Oxygen reactor
    6. Block automatic reactor
    7. Thermobaric stabilizer
    8. The final power unite
    9. Generator
    10. The power cabinet
    11. The line output of spent oxygen
    12. highway of heat exchange powertrains
    13. The power cables of the transformer assembly
    14. The transformer unit
    15. Heat exchanger
    16. Pipe exhaust oxygen output
    17. Withdrawal of electricity to consumers

OPP's obvious advantages

Availability of raw materials

Independence from other energy carriers

No harmful effects on ecology and climate

Absence of waste that must be disposed of

Cost of production ($/kW)*
Atomic
0
Oil
0
Gas
0
Coal
0
Solar
0
Oxygen
0

* We assuming the electricity in the EU is produced by one of the above types of generation. The cost is indicative, as it changes in each case. But it’s not significantly affecting the overall comparative analysis.

The Project Stages for working out modes of operation to scale further:
  1. creation of a scientific production base for experimental tests
  2. development and production of a set of equipment
  3. creation of an experimental thermal power station
  4. sale or project scaling
The initiative group of the project, working in the field of creation, consists of hydraulics, pneumatics, thermal physics and system engineering specialists
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