HydroCoil Power, Inc.

From the Associated Press, Oct. 14, 2014--"Climate change and the military", by Lolita C. Baldor, in the Philadelphia Inquirer www.inquirer.com ;

"...increased severe weather events ...(with) a broad impact on the Defense Department's ability to respond to natural and humanitarian disasters..." 

"Climate change is a 'threat multiplier'...trends could spur more natural disasters...electricity shortages..."

So, what do YOU see?  Drastic weather--more catastrophic?  Let us at least BE MORE PREPARED--for floods, worse storms, power outages! -- BE READY--Not just the military--with local electricity needed for schools, homes,  lighting, medical care, recharging batteries, water treatment plants, canal locks, farming, architectural works like tall "green" buildings.

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May 28, 2008--from the Philadelphia Inquirer:  "Pa. hunters, anglers see the need to take action on global warmng."   Damaging impact on trout streams because  "water temperatures are rising, ...torrential rains,... lower levels of dissolved oxygen, ...makes (fish) vulnerable to bacterial infection."  Fewer birds would need to migrate "south through Pennsylvania to find open water and food."

Back in 1990--a warning that:

"the environment will be unable to support current technology;   governments...for the most part are neglecting these problems, which are actually just around the corner."--(written by the future director of a Virginia river basin conservancy)

HydroCoil^(R)  applications for micro hydro POWER GENERATION:         

Low head hydro [ 4 to 20 meters] 

• municipal water treatment plants [at least 25,000 incorporated towns/cities], set HydroCoil turbines at effluent conduits, transit or cascade, to help decrease monthly electric expenses
• irrigation canals
• fisheries & fish farms
• retrofit 81,000 existing, non-electrified dams 12 feet or higher (FEMA, National Inventory of Dams), suitable for electrification
• contribute to efficiency of existing hydropower dams - use the tailwater, supply onsite lighting or surveillance
• remote monitoring - reservoir security, pipelines, seismic, weather, military
• conduits from reservoirs into cities & towns, or under Mississippi River levees.
• industrial processes, paper mills, pharmaceutical & food processing, mining operations
• auxiliary electric power--
• emergency preparedness with distributed, portable local power
• disaster relief after earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, war, EMP or nuclear detonation
• tethered to boats/ships/bridges in water currents
• littoral operations--submerged vessels & coastline monitoring
• farms, camps, research sites

• AND inside pipes

• high rise buildings--help make LEED's ready--vertical water stacks, supplement/replace PRV's--pressure relief valves.

• golf course watering systems--charge cart batteries

• public fountain displays, hot tubs, fitness shower facilities

Other: 

--connect through the grid, sell surplus to local utility.

--water-to-wire distributed power, used nearby--

• "behind the meter"
•  self-sufficient 

--low-to-zero heat signature

• light weight:  approx. 40 lbs. [ 6" diam.; one person can carry; portable]
• scalable in modules/clusters--depending on site configuration [ to provide up to 200 kW]
• application diversity--above water, under water [see above]
• adaptability, simplicity of installation
• install in-pipe, outside pipe, next to pipe, no pipe
• self-contained electricity generation--at least 4 patented design variations
• substantial energy capability--6" diameter up to 2 kW, 12" up to 8 kW.
• competitively priced - and low-cost polymer parts
• short payback in about 4 yrs depending on local cost of electricity.
• extended usage - up to 8 yr. life cycle potential + Easy parts replacement.

Well-positioned to help meet the need for renewable energy:

HydroCoil Power, Inc. 

1164 Saint Andrews Rd., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010     
Registered in Virginia. 

hydrocoilpower.inc@att.net

technology/ uses/ sites--tel:  610-745-1990