Mechanical power generating device
OwnerChin-Ho Chiuinventor
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Abstract
A mechanical power generating device mainly has a stand disposed with a bull gear meshing with respectively a ratchet and a pinion on two sides thereof. The ratchet pivotally connects with a connecting link for connecting two u-shaped swing links; two ends of the swing link are respectively disposed with heavy blocks. The area adjacent to the center of the stand is respectively disposed with a sliding block and a rack; when the swing link swings, the heavy block presses the sliding block downwardly to relatively make the rack drive a driven gear to cause an electric generator to produce power. Furthermore, the swing link swings to rotate the bull gear for driving another swing link thereby achieving the objective of generating mechanical power.
Claims1
A mechanical power generating device comprises:
- a stand in a triangular shape;
- a bull gear disposed at the central position on the top rim of the stand;
- two sides thereof respectively mesh with a ratchet and a pinion;
- the upper and lower aspects of the ratchets are respectively disposed with positioning supporting points;
- two swing links in u-shapes;
- the upper and lower aspects thereof respectively are connected by connecting links at eccentric positions;
- two ends thereof are respectively disposed with heavy blocks;
- protruding posts are respectively disposed at positions adjacent to the bent areas;
- two sliding blocks are respectively disposed at the positions adjacent to the central area of the stand;
- the lower aspect thereof is disposed with a spring;
- a rack is disposed at the lower aspect of the spring;
- a driven gear set is disposed at the lower aspect of the stand for meshing with the rack and connects with an electric generator via a belt;
- by virtue of the assembly of the abovementioned members, the swing link swings to press the sliding block downwardly to make the rack drive the driven gear thereby causing the electric generator to produce power energy;
- furthermore, the rotation of the bull gear makes the two swing links alternatively swing to generate mechanical power.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.