Centrifugal electric genrator apparatus

Abstract

The present idea Invention is a kinetic technology directed to the conversion of mechanical energy to mechanical electric energy, The process of a centrifugal wheeled disk and a push & pressure-compression engine apparatus, configure to convert an internal force applied by a primary electrical motor connected to a rotatable top wheeled disk creating a centrifugal rotation witch in return apply force to a platform which is coupled to the push-pressure compression engines. Members, connected to one another in succession will provide a clean source of energy taking advantage of the technical centrifugal system force and the push-pressure compression engine power system which includes a crankshaft that is one of the most important moving parts in the engine. The crankshaft is a large component with a complex geometry in the engine which converts the reciprocating displacement of the piston to a rotary motion. The system of vertical push pressure though a piston to the crankshaft, created a horizontal rotational energy, and an generator configured to received the rotational mechanical energy generate a full scale commercial electrical power. The push & pressure compression engine is similar to a combustion engines. The difference is that this invention has no combustion. The centrifugal wheeled is what make this idea be special and because the pistons will work freely, minimizing the pressure required to depress the actuation members, introducing the rapid movement of the passing rotating wheels gradually into the system by pressure the lever actuation member projected about the circular platform surface. Dealing with a rotating frame of reference with Newton's laws of motion artificially valid, one can add fictitious forces that are assume to be the cause of acceleration. In particular, the centrifugal acceleration is added to the motion of every objet, and attributed to a fictitious centrifugal force. This centrifugal force is a sufficient correction to Newton's second law only if the body is stationary in the rotating frame. For bodies, the move with respect to the rotating frame it must be supplemented with a fictitious Coriolis force. For example, a body that is stationary relative to the non rotating frame, will be rotating when viewed from the rotating frame. The centripetal force of −MW2R, required to account for this apparent rotation is the sum of the centrifugal force (MW 2R,) and the Coriolis force (MW×U=−MW 2R,). Since this centripetal force includes contribution from only fictitious forces, it has no reactive counterpart. The assumed centrifugal force can be described by potential energy of form Ep=−½MW2R.

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