(EP997613-A1)   NOVELTY - The system has a first thermoelectric converter which generates electric power by utilizing the difference between the temperature in the combustion chamber of a boiler (39) and the temperature of the water supplied from feed water heaters (43,45) to the boiler. A second thermoelectric converter generates electric power by utilizing the difference between the temperature of the steam supplied from a turbine (41) attached to the heaters and the temperature of the water supplied from a steam condenser (35).    USE - For converting thermal energy to electric energy.    ADVANTAGE - Improved conversion efficiency.    (JP11556532-X)   NOVELTY - The system has a first thermoelectric converter which generates electric power by utilizing the difference between the temperature in the combustion chamber of a boiler (39) and the temperature of the water supplied from feed water heaters (43,45) to the boiler. A second thermoelectric converter generates electric power by utilizing the difference between the temperature of the steam supplied from a turbine (41) attached to the heaters and the temperature of the water supplied from a steam condenser (35).    USE - For converting thermal energy to electric energy.    ADVANTAGE - Improved conversion efficiency.    (CN1272902-A)   NOVELTY - The system has a first thermoelectric converter which generates electric power by utilizing the difference between the temperature in the combustion chamber of a boiler (39) and the temperature of the water supplied from feed water heaters (43,45) to the boiler. A second thermoelectric converter generates electric power by utilizing the difference between the temperature of the steam supplied from a turbine (41) attached to the heaters and the temperature of the water supplied from a steam condenser (35).    USE - For converting thermal energy to electric energy.    ADVANTAGE - Improved conversion efficiency.    (US6269645-B1)   NOVELTY - The system has a first thermoelectric converter which generates electric power by utilizing the difference between the temperature in the combustion chamber of a boiler (39) and the temperature of the water supplied from feed water heaters (43,45) to the boiler. A second thermoelectric converter generates electric power by utilizing the difference between the temperature of the steam supplied from a turbine (41) attached to the heaters and the temperature of the water supplied from a steam condenser (35).    USE - For converting thermal energy to electric energy.    ADVANTAGE - Improved conversion efficiency.