Solar powered aquatic transloading system
OwnerMatthew Whiteinventor
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Abstract
A solar powered aquatic transloading system that includes a first floating vessel having a motor. There is a second floating vessel that includes a first solar panel configured with an at least one photovoltaic cell operable to generate a current. The system has a power network or grid operably coupled between the first floating vessel and the second floating vessel. The power network receives the current from the first solar panel and transfers a suitable output current to the motor.
Claims18
A solar powered aquatic transloading system comprising:
- a first floating vessel comprising an electrical motor;
- a second floating vessel comprising a first solar panel configured with an at least one photovoltaic cell operable to generate a current;
- a power network or grid operably coupled between the first floating vessel and the second floating vessel, wherein the power network receives the current from the first solar panel and transfers a suitable output current to the electrical motor.
A solar powered aquatic transloading system comprising:
- a first floating vessel comprising an electrical motor;
- a plurality of other floating vessels, each comprising a respective solar panel configured with an at least one photovoltaic cell operable to generate a current;
- an electrical network operably coupled between the first floating vessel and each of the plurality of other vessels, whereby the current generated is made to a useable form and transferred as an output to the electrical motor.
A solar powered aquatic transloading system comprising:
- a first floating vessel comprising a driver configured as one of:
- an electrical motor and a hybrid combination electric-gas powered driver;
- a plurality of other floating autonomous vessels, each comprising a respective solar panel configured with an at least one photovoltaic cell operable to generate a current;
- an electrical network operably coupled between the first floating vessel and each of the plurality of other autonomous vessels, whereby the current generated is transferrable to the driver.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.