A device for heating a first article and cooling a second article. The device may include an enclosure with a hot compartment and a cold compartment. The device also may include a Stirling cooler with a hot end and a cold end. The hot end may be positioned in communication with the hot compartment s
A device for heating a first article and cooling a second article. The device may include an enclosure with a hot compartment and a cold compartment. The device also may include a Stirling cooler with a hot end and a cold end. The hot end may be positioned in communication with the hot compartment so as to heat the first article and the cold end may be positioned in communication with the cold compartment so as to cool the second article.
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A device for heating a first article and cooling a second article. The device may include an enclosure with a hot compartment and a cold compartment. The device also may include a Stirling cooler with a hot end and a cold end. The hot end may be positioned in communication with the hot compartment s
A device for heating a first article and cooling a second article. The device may include an enclosure with a hot compartment and a cold compartment. The device also may include a Stirling cooler with a hot end and a cold end. The hot end may be positioned in communication with the hot compartment so as to heat the first article and the cold end may be positioned in communication with the cold compartment so as to cool the second article. m 13, wherein each said aperture is provided with a nebulizing device. 15. The system as recited in claim 14, wherein said nebulizing device comprises a sonic impeller. 16. The system as recited in claim 14, wherein said nebulizing device comprises a sonic transducer. 17. The system as recited in claim 3, wherein said water intake assembly comprises a floating inlet, said floating inlet being adapted to direct alluvion into said vortex chamber. 18. The system as recited in claim 17, wherein said floating inlet is selectively submersible for protection against severe weather. 19. The system as recited in claim 17, wherein said water intake assembly further comprises an intake duct, said intake duct providing fluid communication between said floating inlet and said vortex chamber. 20. The system as recited in claim 19, wherein said intake duct comprises a plurality of solar pre-heaters, each said solar pre-heater being adapted to heat water collected through said floating inlet as the water is communicated to said vortex chamber. 21. The system as recited in claim 17, wherein said vortex chamber comprises a boiler tower substantially centrally located in said lower portion, said boiler tower being adapted to control introduction to said vortex chamber of said stream of superheated water vapor. 22. The system as recited in claim 21, wherein said boiler tower comprises a plurality of apertures through which said stream of superheated water vapor is delivered to said vortex chamber, each said aperture being oriented to direct said stream in a rotational flow within said vortex chamber, the direction of said rotational flow being consistent with the direction of the Coriolis effect. 23. The system as recited in claim 22, wherein each said aperture comprises a venturi nozzle. 24. The system as recited in claim 22, wherein said boiler tower comprises a boiler plate in a lower portion thereof, said boiler plate being adapted to heat water from said floating inlet thereby producing superheated water vapor for delivery to said vortex chamber. 25. The system as recited in claim 24, wherein said boiler tower further comprises a sweeper adjacent said boiler plate, said sweeper being adapted to harvest precipitates from said boiler plate. 26. The system as recited in claim 25, wherein said sweeper is steam propelled. 27. The system as recited in claim 25, wherein said sweeper is motor driven. 28. The system as recited in claim 17, wherein said vortex chamber comprises an exit chamber in an upper portion of said vortex chamber, said exit chamber being adapted to provide a substantially laminar exit from said vortex chamber for the rotationally accelerated superheated water vapor and heated air. 29. The system as recited in claim 28, said system further comprising a conduction tube in fluid communication with said exit chamber for conveyance of water vapor and air to a remote location. 30. The system as recited in claim 29, wherein said conduction tube comprises a plurality of corrugations for collection within said conduction tube of condensed water vapor. 31. The system as recited in claim 30, wherein at least an upper portion of said conduction tube comprises a translucent material for transmission of solar energy into said conduction tube. 32. The system as recited in claim 31, wherein said corrugations comprise an energy absorbing composition such that solar energy transmitted into said conduction tube tends to cause evaporation of any condensed water vapor collected by said corrugations. 33. The system as recited in claim 29, wherein said conduction tube comprises a plurality of check vanes adapted to direct flow of water vapor and air within said conduction tube toward the remote location. 34. The system as recited in claim 29, wherein said conduction tube comprises a precipitation screen in a terminal portion thereof, said precipitation screen being adapted to cause condensation of water vapor prior to exhaust from said conduction tube . 35. A system for employing the Coriolis effect for the collection of natural energy, said system comprising: a vortex chamber for rotational acceleration therein of superheated water vapor and heated air; a water intake assembly in fluid communication with said vortex chamber, said water intake assembly being adapted to deliver a stream of superheated water vapor to a lower portion of said vortex chamber; an air intake assembly in fluid communication with said vortex chamber, said air intake assembly being adapted to deliver a flow of heated air to said lower portion of said vortex chamber; an exit chamber leading to a conduction tube, said exit chamber being located in an upper portion of said vortex chamber; and wherein said exit chamber is adapted to provide a substantially laminar exit from said vortex chamber for the rotationally accelerated superheated water vapor and heated air. 36. The system as recited in claim 35, wherein said air intake assembly comprises an electrical generator, said electrical generator being operable by airflow drawn from said air intake assembly into said vortex chamber as said stream of superheated water vapor and said flow of heated air are accelerated within said vortex chamber by the Coriolis effect. r engaging said mounting plate, whereby said thermoelectric cooler is clamped between said heat sink and said mounting plate. 14. The apparatus of claim 12 wherein said mounting plate includes a groove, and wherein said clamping member sits in said groove. 15. The apparatus of claim 12 further including thermally insulated pins extending from said heat sink, wherein said clamping mechanism is engaged with said thermally insulated pins. 16. The apparatus of claim 12 wherein said clamping mechanism includes a wire frame and torsion springs. 17. An assembly for securing an electronic component, said securing assembly comprising: a first plate including a first clamping surface; a second plate including a second clamping surface on one side and a groove on an opposite side; and a clamping mechanism including torsion springs, arms extending from said torsion springs, and a clamping member extending between said torsion springs, wherein said arms are adapted to mount to said first plate and said clamping member is adapted to fit into said groove on said second plate. 18. The assembly of claim 16 wherein said groove has a generally V shape, and-wherein said wire frame engaging said groove has a matching generally V shape. 19. The assembly of claim 16 further comprising thermally insulated mounting structures for mounting said arms of said clamping mechanism to said first plate. 20. The assembly of claim 16 further comprising thermal pads for positioning on opposite sides of said electronic component. 21. The assembly of claim 16 wherein said first clamping surface is recessed in a pocket on said first plate, and wherein said second clamping surface is recessed in a pocket on said second plate. 22. A method of securing a thermoelectric cooler, said method comprising: positioning said thermoelectric cooler on a clamping surface of a heat sink; positioning a mounting plate on said thermoelectric cooler; and clamping said thermoelectric cooler between said heat sink and said mounting plate for mounting said thermoelectric cooler using compression forces. 23. The method of claim 21 further comprising positioning thermal pads on opposite sides of said thermoelectric cooler such that said thermal pads are positioned between said thermoelectric cooler and respectively said heat sink and said mounting plate. 24. The method of claim 21 wherein clamping said thermoelectric cooler includes mounting a clamping mechanism to said heat sink such that said clamping mechanism is substantially thermally isolated from said heat sink.
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