Good find Jcurve. I don't think the original ATEN concept employed CO2 as the working fluid. Rather R-134 or similar.
This article shines some light on how CO2 is used in the Brayton cycle and how other academics are using it to harvest waste heat.
The PFD in your link is pretty interesting, it's using hydrogen to power a generator, which powers an electrolyser, which makes hydrogen to power the generator and so forth. Am I missing something here or once this thing is running, you just need to keep feeding the electrolyser water? Or rather, this is a method of power production which utilises hydrogen generated from other power sources?
Good find Jcurve. I don't think the original ATEN concept...
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