Thrust, converted to electrical power — precisely balanced.

Axial thrust from the turbine disc is captured by a permanent-magnet generator stage. Rotor force is converted directly to shaft torque, spinning the generator at matched speed with no gearbox — fewer moving parts, tighter tolerances, lower maintenance.

Exhaust gas passes through a counter-flow exchanger, lifting a secondary loop to up to 96 °C for process or district heat — or feeding a low-pressure recovery turbine for additional electrical output.

A synchronous inverter stabilises the electrical bus while the thermal bus is routed to heating or storage. Both outputs are monitored through a single control interface, with optional telemetry for facility management.