Self Driven Electric Generating Apparatus

A Self-driven electric power generating apparatus comprising:

• a manual start switch configured to initiate or isolate the electrical power generation system;
• an internal energy source configured to supply initial power to the input drive systems having at least one transmission power component selected from a group of transmission power components and output system;
• a one or more alternative power sources selected from the group consisting of a solar panel and inverter, domestic power, and grid power;
• an external power source configured as alternative power source in the absence of the internal power source to initial power to the input drive unit and control system having at least one transmission power component selected from a group of transmission power components and output systems;
• a group of transmission power component comprising, at least one electric actuator, at least one electro-mechanical press, at least one electric Jack, at least one electric hydraulic press, and at least one electric motor coupled to a mechanical reducer;
• at least on electric hydraulic pump;
• to provides continuous motion and power to the Apparatus at Specific torque and speed;
• an electric motor coupled to a mechanical reducer selected from the group of transmission power component to produce mechanical energy and motion the input drive system;
• an electric motor configured of producing mechanical energy to drive a mechanical reducer;
• a mechanical reducer configured to producing large Torque at low speed when compared with the input motor and generator torque and speed configured to the first lever mechanism via the converter, wherein the mechanical reducer is a compound gear train that produces a rotary output;
• a converter configured to the output of the mechanical reducer and the input of the first lever mechanism to convert the output of the mechanical reducer from rotational to oscillation;
• a first level mechanism is coupled via link to at least one transmission;
• component converter to deliver torque and speed to the input end of the first lever mechanism;
• a first lever mechanism configured to further multiply or divide the torque from the transmission component;
• and converting a rotary or reciprocating motion to oscillatory motion to drive the hydraulic system input pump arm unit;
• a hydraulic system comprising;
• a plurality of hydraulic cylinders and pistons and rods;
• configured to maintain the fluid pressure and converting the hydraulic energy to motion;
• and transferring motion to a larger area cylinder to generate mechanical force at the output of the hydraulic system to drive the paddle wheel;
• a plurality of the hydraulic cylinders capable of displacing sufficient volume fluid per stroke to meet the output drive requirements;
• a pressure regulator or a spring valve to maintain pressure within the hydraulic system;
• a fluid tank configured to store and replenish displaced fluid to the hydraulic system;
• a check valves configured to allow flow in one direction and prevent blow back within the hydraulic system;
• a Pressure relief valve capable of protecting over pressurisation of the hydraulic system;
• a cooling system configured to maintain the temperature of the components within the power generation system;
• a paddle wheel configured to convert the high-pressure hydraulic fluid force to a turning force and mechanical power;
• a flywheel configured to store energy and smoothing power output of the apparatus;
• a power transmission shaft configured to hosts the output drive mechanisms and transmits motion power directly to the generator or via connected gears or pulley belts;
• a generator coupled to the power transmission shaft to generate electric power that is in excess of its external load requirement and feeds a portion of the excess power back to power the input drive units and auxiliaries;
• an electronic control unit comprising;
• circuits that performs, switching, monitoring, controlling and shutdown functions, and at steady state disconnects the battery and allow a portion of the main power from the generator to be switched to the input drive motor and auxiliaries and disconnect the battery and other power source;
• a fluid tank configured to receive de-energised fluid from the output transmission and replenish displaced fluid in the hydraulic system.