High altitude atmospheric energy storing apparatus
OwnerNak Young Leeinventor
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Abstract
A high altitude atmospheric energy storing apparatus having a new structure, which is conceived to store the energy of low-temperature air located at high altitude in the sky and utilize it as needed, is provided. The high altitude atmospheric energy storing apparatus includes an air tank adapted to store air, an air supply pipe provided such that it extends in a vertical direction and its lower end is connected to the air tank, and a compression device provided in the sky, connected to the upper end of the air supply pipe, and configured to compress air using the wind and supply the compressed air to the air tank through the air supply pipe, thereby enabling air to be compressed by the wind blowing at high altitude and to be then stored in the air tank.
Claims6
A high altitude atmospheric energy storing apparatus comprising:
- an air tank located on a ground and fabricated to store air with a lower temperature than outside the air tank;
- an air supply pipe provided such that it extends in a vertical direction and its lower end is connected to the air tank;
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- a compression means provided at more than 2 km above the ground and supported by the air supply pipe,
- wherein the compression means is configured to compress air by using a wind and to supply the compressed air to the air tank through the air supply pipe,
- wherein the compression means comprises a plurality of air supply passages formed in radial directions so that the air at the altitude of 2 km or more is compressed by a wind blowing in various directions, and has damper plates that open in one direction so that the compressed air does not escape in the opposite direction and is supplied to the air tank through the air supply pipe.
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