AG-Cycle is incorporated in a line of devices based on a reaction of oxidation of hydrocarbons with water and a phenomenon of excessive heat emission during interaction between hydrogen and metals at temperatures exceeding 1 700 C. While there are hundreds of research teams working in the field, it seems today we are the only team that succeeded in overcoming the most notorious obstacles in the art: degradation and stability problems; achieving output plasma temperatures of up to 2 300 C, and impressive power-to-weight ratio exceeding 10 kW/kg. AG-Burner prototypes successfully passed rigorous durability tests and are ready to be put on an assembly line
We built and tested 100 kW, 1 MW and 5 MW AG-Burner prototypes, that consume at least 2.5 times less fuel per unit of produced thermal energy, compared with a comparable conventional burner. The lengthy tests of the prototypes proved them to be durable, reliable, safe, and ecologically friendly. The price of mass-produced AG-Burners is going to be quite affordable.
AG-Cycle is a quick and effective solution to environmental problems; a sustainable way to boost post-pandemic recovery of global economy by providing abundant, affordable, low carbon footprint energy to major economics sectors, including power production; energy intensive industries; highway, maritime, and EVTOL transport.
If in 2019 AG-Cycle was implemented in these sectors in the US, and fuel prices remained intact, it would have reduced:
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hydrocarbon fuels costs by around $441.6 bn;
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carbon dioxide emission by around 64%;
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cost of natural gas power by around 33%;
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fuel cost in coal-fired power plants converted to natural gas-fired power plants by 41%;
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aircraft fuel consumption by 55%, and their authentic ranges would be doubled;
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fuel costs and carbon dioxide footprint of highway vehicles by substituting conventional IC engine vehicles and EVs with AG-EVs that will also be cheaper than both conventional IC engine vehicles and EVs.