Kinetic hydroelectric energy pumped apparatus (KHEPA) motor

A kinetic hydroelectric energy pumped apparatus (KHEPA) motor capable of generating and storing electrical energy, the KHEPA motor comprising:

• at least one robine housed in a robine housing, the robine housing having a first housing side and a second housing side, wherein the at least one robine comprises:
• a rotor water wheel assembly located at the first housing side, the rotor water wheel assembly being constructed and arranged to rotate in response to fluid pressure;
• a plurality of magnets located at the second housing side;
• a first ball bearing and a second ball bearing proximal to the first housing side;
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• a third ball bearing and a fourth ball bearing proximal to the second housing side;
• at least one stator operably connected to the robine, the at least one stator being constructed and arranged to be actuated by rotation of the at least one robine;
• at least one battery capable of storing electrical energy generated by the KHEPA motor and starting the KHEPA motor;
• an inverter operably connected to the at least one battery, the inverter being configured to draw electricity from the at least one battery;
• a transformer operably connected to the inverter, the inverter being configured to convey electricity to the transformer;
• a voltage regulator operably connected to the transformer;
• at least one pump-motor operably connected to the at least one stator;
• a fluid tank configured to retain a fluid, the fluid tank being operably connected to the at least one pump motor;
• at least one pump hose in fluid communication with the fluid tank, the at least one pump hose being configured to convey the fluid in response to operation of the at least one pump-motor;
• at least one spray nozzle in fluid communication with the at least one pump hose, the at least one spray nozzle being proximal to the rotor water wheel assembly of the at least one robine and being configured to convey the fluid from the at least one pump hose to deliver the fluid to the rotor water wheel assembly of the at least one robine at a fluid pressure sufficient to cause the rotor water wheel assembly of the at least one robine to rotate and the at least one robine to spin in response to the fluid pressure;
• a robine outtake hose operably connected to the robine housing and configured to convey the fluid delivered by the at least one spray nozzle from the at least one robine, the robine outtake hose being constructed and arranged to return the fluid to the fluid tank;
• a fluid filler intake hose configured for use to refill the fluid tank;
• at least one wiring harness operably connected to the at least one stator and to the voltage regulator;
• a relay operably connected to the voltage regulator and to the at least one pump-motor;
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• a rectifier operably connected to the at least one wiring harness and to the relay;
• wherein the plurality of magnets of the robine are configured to fit inside the stator, whereby in response to spinning of the robine, the stator revolves, converting mechanical energy into electrical power;
• wherein the KHEPA motor is constructed and arranged to be connected to a device to provide electrical power to the device;
• and
• wherein the KHEPA motor is configured to store electrical power in the at least one battery for later use.