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Abstract

A system and method for converting kinetic energy into useable thermal energy by means of a gas compression based cogeneration. Kinetic forces applied, that are coupled to kinetic components of electro-mechanic thrusters 3, 49-input side, and upper small area pistons 7, 53-receiving side transmitted by shafts 4 and 50 get multiplied through Pascal hydraulic oil links 16 and 17, that are between the lower side small area pistons 12, 58 and lower side large area pistons 21, 60. At least two compression chambers are used to compress gas therein repeatedly to increase the pressure and temperature of the same. Auxiliary compressors 41, 73 help to increase temperature of compressed gas further. Said heat generated is conducted into a single liquid sodium thermal storage volume 36 that facilitates a highly stable thermal storage volume and contains working gas spiral sections 35, 39 circulating within. Steam 113 generated within spiral sections 35, 39 generates power in turbines 99, 106 and then heat residential and/or commercial buildings 115. Service hot-water is provided utilizing a water tank 85 and refrigerant coil circulation oil volume 92, both utilize thermal storage volume 36 waste heat by conduction for a triple integrated system. The system may also be combined with other power generation systems. In second embodiment 121 with more than two units of compression chambers and higher capacity, low cost electric power generated enables efficient hydrogen mass production. A thermo-physical cogeneration system with central heating means, and a cogeneration power plant 121 with hydrogen mass production and hydrogen storage capabilities; are presented as what are new in the art.

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