System and method for artificial gravity fueled fluid dynamic energy generator or motor
OwnerRobert S. PRILLinventor
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An generator/motor that initially uses external power to spin a partially submerged low drag fluid distributor rotor that uses centrifugal force to cause fluid to flow from the center of rotation, through a plurality of Euler curved penstocks, allowing the fluid to flow in a true radial direction through a high “g” artificial gravity field, which dramatically increases the fluid's kinetic energy and released available power (Pa), before it is guided out tangentially from the distributor via a plurality of nozzles symmetrically located at a small height just above the reservoir surface (near zero lift). As the frequency of the rotor is increased linearly the fuel artificial gravity increases exponentially, as does the fluid dynamic available power (Pa). Turbine runners on the rotor assembly capture the available power (Pa), and a positive feedback mechanical transmission couples the captured rotational power to the I/O shaft in its initialized direction thus replacing the external power with internal fluid dynamic derived mechanical power to sustain rotator rotation and drive the shaft of an electric generator.
A method of generating artificial gravity fueled fluid power, capturing it, and sustaining it, comprising the steps of:
A generator/motor comprising:
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