Turbogen, LLC

John Kuczaj

A load apparatus is provided. The load apparatus generally comprises a load that is configured to convert mechanical rotational energy to electrical energy for a power output. A rotor assembly is coupled to the load, wherein the rotor assembly includes a rotor shaft that is configured to rotate within at least a portion of the load. A quill shaft is coupled to the rotor shaft, wherein the quill shaft is configured to couple the rotor shaft to a drive shaft of a machine such that the rotor shaft is axially and/or radially isolated from the drive shaft to facilitate rotordynamic isolation between the load apparatus and the machine.

Load apparatus and method of using same

A housing apparatus for use with an electrical system generally comprises a cover assembly that includes a front end, an aft end, and a cavity defined therebetween to enable the cover assembly to house the electrical system within the cavity. At least one electrode plate is coupled to the cover assembly, wherein the electrode plate is configured to provide an electrostatic fluid flow. At least one annular sleeve is coupled to the cover assembly and to the electrode plate. The annular sleeve includes an inner portion and an outer portion. The annular sleeve also includes a plurality of channels and a plurality of cooling structures that extend from the outer portion to the inner portion to facilitate channeling the electrostatic fluid flow within at least a portion of the housing apparatus to prevent a temperature of the housing apparatus and/or the electrical system from substantially increasing.

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Reno, NV, United States of America

John Kuczaj