Energy generation system
OwnerValod Menaskanianinventor
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Abstract
An energy generation system, has a roof that is configured to rest upon a structure. A frame is joined to the roof with a mounting bracket. A turbine arranged in the frame with a first turbine shaft and a second turbine shaft. A first alternator is joined to the first turbine shaft with a first drive gear. A second alternator is joined to the second turbine shaft with a second drive gear. A switching system is joined to the first alternator and the second alternator. The switching system is programmed with a loop of instructions to determine a turbine rotational speed. Then, engage the first alternator. After that, monitor the turbine rotational speed. Following that, engage the second alternator.
Claims2
An energy generation system, further comprising:
- a roof, configured to rest upon a structure;
- a roof mounting bracket joined to the roof, and further comprising a vertical plate, joined to a roof mounting plate wherein the roof mounting plate is attached to the roof with mounting screws;
- a frame, joined to the roof with a mounting bracket;
- wherein the frame further comprises a frame front side, a frame back side, and a motor mount recess;
- wherein the mounting bracket further comprises a vertical portion and a horizontal portion;
- a turbine arranged in the frame with a first turbine shaft and a second turbine shaft;
- a first alternator, joined to the first turbine shaft with a first drive gear;
- a second alternator, joined to the second turbine shaft with a second drive gear;
- a switching system joined to the first alternator and the second alternator;
- wherein the switching system is programmed with a loop of instructions to:
- determine a turbine rotational speed;
- engage the first alternator when the turbine rotational speed is adequate to generate energy from the first alternator;
- monitor the turbine rotational speed;
- and
- engage the second alternator when the turbine rotational speed is adequate to generate energy from the first alternator and the second alternator.
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