BOULDER, CO--April 29, 2012: SEFE, Inc. a technology- and solutions-driven sustainability company, has provided an outline of its electrostatic motor and how this component fits into the design of the company's flagship Harmony III product.
“Our team's ongoing task is threefold: continued research into the science behind our technology; the development and testing of the various components of Harmony; as well as the protection of these developments as they relate to the product that we are building and the space as a whole.”
In layman's terms, the motor is designed to operate as a generator when supplied with a high voltage-low current power source. SEFE's lead engineer, Mike Hurowitz, said, "Our team's ongoing task is threefold: continued research into the science behind our technology; the development and testing of the various components of Harmony; as well as the protection of these developments as they relate to the product that we are building and the space as a whole."
As to the motor's role in the overall system, Hurowitz continued, "This motor will be a key piece of the electrical generation hardware for SEFE's Harmony III system. It will work in tandem with our patented dynamic electrical converter to produce usable AC power directly for immediate consumption, or grid integration. The system can also be buffered with a storage medium."
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About SEFE, Inc.
SEFE focuses on pushing the boundaries of what's possible, embracing innovation and employing the cutting-edge to solve problems, and offering sustainable solutions to a world hungry for invention, direction and leadership. SEFE is technology- and solutions-driven, focusing on developing inventions that provide a real-world impact and true profitability. So, success is measured by both a sustainable return on investment, as well as a project's sustainability from an environmental perspective.
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