Liquid Nitrogen Turbine

Nitro-Turbodyne's 'flagship' product: The LN2 Turbine. Known as the "MFET" for Micro Flash Expansion Turbine - uses liquid nitrogen (LN2) as its only fuel. When coupled with an electric generator, the MFET can produce clean, quiet and renewable electrical energy in any environment on Earth - from the hottest desert to the coldest Arctic station. 

MFET is a clean, quiet and and very economical to use - producing electricity for about $0.045 per kilowatt hour of electricity.

Current models are used in oil fields, seismic research stations, remote communications stations, and anywhere that efficiency and low-maintenance energy are requirements of the job.

The MFET has absolutely no combustion - but rather flash-expands liquid nitrogen to provide the energy to spin the turbine. When coupled with a brushless generator as a 'free turbine', the MFET package can provide power in even the most explosive environments where vapors or gases would exclude diesel, gasoline or thermo-electric generators.

MFET Facts:

• MTBF: 70,000 hours continuous operation
• Lubrication: Sealed; no maintenance required
• Ignition: none (not required)
• Consumption: .5 litres/kilowatt hour 
• Fuel: Liquid Nitrogen (LN2)
• Operating Temperature Range: -90°C to +90°C 
• Telemetry Output: +12 VDC @ 15 watts nominal
• Sensor Connection: USB or Ethernet
• Weight, Including Generator: 3.9kg

Current models available for lease for remote telemetry packages. Lease is based on fuel costs only.