Wind power generation system using moving body
AssigneeCafe24 Corp.
InventorJae Suk LEE
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Abstract
A wind power generation system and a moving body are disclosed. The wind power generation system comprises: a rail part for providing a horizontal movement path; and a plurality of moving bodies for moving along the movement path of the rail part. The moving body may comprise: a blade for providing power for the movement of the moving body on the basis of energy generated by the wind; a plurality of wheels, which engage with the rail part and rotate on the basis of the power provided by means of the blade, so as to move the moving body along the movement path of the rail part; and a nacelle having a power generator for producing electricity on the basis of the rotational force of the wheels.
Claims20
A wind power generation system, comprising:
- a rail part for providing a horizontal movement path;
- and
- a plurality of moving bodies for moving along the movement path of the rail part,
- wherein the moving body comprises:
- at least one blade for providing power for moving the moving body based on energy generated by the wind;
- a plurality of wheels, which engage with the rail part and rotate based on the power provided by the blade, so as to move the moving body along the movement path of the rail part;
- and
- a nacelle having a power generator for producing electricity based on rotational force of the wheels.
A moving body used in a wind power generation system, the moving body being configured to move along a movement path of a rail part for providing a horizontal movement path and comprising:
- at least one blade for providing power for moving the moving body based on energy generated by the wind;
- a plurality of wheels, which engage with the rail part and rotate based on the power provided by the blade, so as to move the moving body along the movement path of the rail part;
- and
- a nacelle having a power generator for producing electricity based on rotational force of the wheels.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.