Differential gravity power generator
OwnerSoemar Emidinventor
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Abstract
Differential gravity power generator FIG. 1 consisting of a box height H, filled with fluid, subject to gravity. The box is divided into T1 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8) and T2 (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8) by plane (2, 3, 5, 8) with openings A above and B below. The difference of effective head of T2 over T1 is ⅓H, resulting in a fluid flow from T2 to T1 through B. From the continuity equation an equal quantity of fluid flows from T1 to T2 through A, establishing a fluid conserving motion, demonstrated with working models. Applications: electricity generation with water or other fluid like liquid CO2 and motive purposes like propulsion of ships.
Claims8
Gravity power generator, characterized by two containers 1 and 2 of equal height and known geometry, like a triangular wedge, cone or pyramid, filled with incompressible fluid and subject to a downward attractive gravity field. The centers of gravity of the fluids in 1 and 2 are known from geometry. The orientation of 1 is top-up;
- that of 2 is top-down. Consequently the potential energy density of the fluid in 1 is smaller than in 2, by a known amount. By connecting 1 and 2 with a gate A above and with another gate B below, fluid flows from 2 through B into 1. By mass conservation an equal amount of fluid flows back from 1 through A to 2, thus creating a gravity driven power generator, with cyclic fluid. Dissipative losses of the embodiment can be taken into account in the capacity factor.
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