The Garrett Corporation

Alliedsignal Inc.

Vericor Power Systems LLC

Paul R Dodge

Robert S McCarty

Gail Rogers

Doug Rogers

Charles E Corrigan

A system for the destruction of volatile organic compounds while generating power. In a preferred embodiment the system comprises a combustor and a reaction chamber connected to an exit of the combustor. A primary inlet to the combustor supplies a primary fuel to the combustor. A secondary fuel, comprising air and an amount of one or more volatile organic compounds, is supplied to a compressor, which compresses the secondary fuel and directs the secondary fuel to the combustor and the reaction chamber. The system is suitably configured to enable the stoichiometric reaction of the two fuels in a manner sufficient to destroy the volatile organic compounds contained in the secondary fuel and power a turbine engine connected to an exit of the reaction chamber.

Method and apparatus for the destruction of volatile organic compounds

A combustion turbine engine having an improved variable-area turbine stator assembly.

Combustion turbine engine

A combustion turbine engine having an improved variable-area turbine stator assembly defining a flow path for motive fluid. The stator assembly includes a multitude of guide vane members which are movable into and out of the motive fluid flow path to respectively decrease and increase the effective fluid flow area defined thereby.

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Mesa, AZ, United States of America

Paul R Dodge