John S Stojanowski

8230900, Jul 31, 2012

Mar 23, 2009

12/383270

John Stojanowski - Staten Island NY, US

F24J 3/08

165 45, 165163, 165 10, 165902

A modular, stackable, geothermal block system for use as a subterranean or submarine heat exchanger in a geothermal energy system which provides a heating/cooling means to an external load. The stackable blocks, which can be filled with a fluid and/or material of generally high heat retention characteristics or precast in such material, contain one or more continuous passageways that extend from the top face of the block through the opposing face, through which a rigid structural heat exchange tube, fabricated from material of high thermal conductivity, is placed. The blocks are stacked one upon another and slidably mounted on the tube(s). Each tube contains a helically wound, thermal transfer tubing comprising one leg of a U-shape configured loop. Each stackable block can contain multiple paired passageways permitting more than one U-shape loop within the system.

20100258266, Oct 14, 2010

Jun 21, 2010

12/803145

John Stojanowski - Staten Island NY, US

F24J 3/08

165 45

A modular, stackable, geothermal block system for use as a subterranean or submarine heat exchanger in a geothermal energy system which provides a heating/cooling means to an external load. The stackable blocks, which can be filled with a fluid and/or material of generally high heat retention characteristics or precast in such material, contain one or more continuous passageways that extend from the top face of each block through the opposing face, through which a rigid structural heat exchange tube, fabricated from material of high thermal conductivity, is placed. The blocks are stacked one upon another and slidably mounted on the tube(s). Each tube contains a helically wound, thermal transfer tubing comprising one leg of a U-shape configured loop. Each stackable block can contain multiple paired passageways permitting more than one U-shape loop within the system. The system can interface with a solar thermal collector system.

44336586, Feb 28, 1984

Mar 16, 1983

6/460593

John S. Stojanowski - Staten Island NY

F02B 5300

123221

An internal combustion engine is disclosed having valve means, ignition means, timing means and fuel distribution means configured for operation on a combustible mixture of fuel and air or other energy source. A rotor, consisting of loosely coupled rectangular segments, traverses a `figure 8` path within a rotor housing consisting of two overlapping hollow annuluses. The rotor, when contained in one of the annuluses, fully circumscribes that annulus. Traversal of one of the annuluses by the rotor results in intake of a fuel/air mixture, compression, ignition, power and exhaust cycles in successive revolutions. Traversal of the second annulus by the rotor transfers the orbital rotation of the rotor to a concentrically disposed power transfer shaft.