Earth gravity powered electric generator
OwnerBassam Mohammed Balshehinventor
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Abstract
An assembly of a number of reservoirs stacked in a helix shape and filled with certain volume of a fluid is made to rotate continuously by the effect of gravity, where each reservoir has a special geometric shape and design where in the stacked helix of reservoirs the plurality of the torque values due to gravity on one side of the rotation axis is greater than the plurality of the torque values due to gravity on the other side of the rotation axis, resulting in a continuous rotation.
Claims25
An assembly of a number of reservoirs stacked in a helix shape and filled with a certain volume of fluid is made to rotate continuously by the effect of gravity, where each reservoir has a special geometric shape and design, and each has two expandable and retractable compartments where in the stacked helix of reservoirs the plurality of torque values due to gravity on one side of the rotation axis is greater than the plurality of torque values due to gravity on the other side of the rotation axis, resulting in a continuous rotation. (FIG. 1)
The continuous rotation produced by this invention can be utilized to generate electricity by mounting magnets on it, and metal coils around it, or by transferring the continuous motion to a generator to generate electricity, or any other method that results in generating electricity.
The torque power and rotation speed generated by this invention can be increased or decreased by utilizing transmissions, brakes, flywheels, and by changing the size, shape, and number of reservoirs.
This invention can be made at any size where the support of its weight is possible.
One example of a geometric shape of the reservoir is explained in FIG. 5. (FIG. 5)
The rotation speed of this invention can be controlled in a way to minimize the effect of the centrifugal force on the fluid contained in the reservoirs to maintain a constant rotational speed.
The stack of reservoirs can be divided into several stacks while keeping the arrangement of the reservoirs in respect to their one-degree difference always there.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.