Steep pyramidal structure of electricity
AssigneeMasoud Zalpour Moghadam, I
InventorMASOUD ZALPOUR MOGHADAM, I
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Abstract
The sloping pyramidal structure of electricity generation with the mechanism of water turbines and the constant cycle of water rotation in stepped ponds is pyramid-shaped, which in each floor is designed a pool to store water for the rotation of the turbine blades for the electricity generation. The number of sides of this pyramid is variable and can continue from three sides to infinity. In this structure, based on the amount of electricity produced, the number of pumps and their flow rates are directly related to the turbines and generators of each floor. Also, the number of turbines and generators varies based on the amount of water volume in each floor.
Claims11
The inclined pyramidal structure produces electricity with the mechanism of water turbines and the constant cycle of water circulation in stepped ponds, which is a sloping pyramidal structure in the form of floors, with a pool in each floor to store water to rotate the blades. The turbine and electricity generation is designed in a stepped manner, the components of which are as follows:
- The lower part is considered for pumping water to the floors and the number of facilities is calculated based on the structure's discharge.
- The upper sloping pyramid-shaped part, which is a pyramidal structure and a number of floors are placed on top of each other in the form of a pyramid.
- Turbine to generate electricity at the outlet of water from stepped ponds.
- Level gauge device to measure the amount of water in the pool.
- Compressor to produce compressed air.
- The upper part or the main pyramid.
- Smart solenoid valve to control water entry and exit.
- Gearbox for moving turbines.
- Generator to convert rotational motion into electricity
- Floor filler pipe entrance
- Smart electric valve for excess water
- Smart electric valve filling the floors
- The pool part of the structure
- Floor filler pipe
- Pool wall
- Transfer pipe (from the bottom of the pool to the water tank)
- Separating wall
- Transfer pipe (from the bottom of the pool to the water tank)
- Water reservoir
- Filling pipe tee
- smart electric valve
- Under air pressure tube to fill floors
- Air compressor to fill the volume of pipes and create pressure
According to claim number one, in the alleged structure, at first the structure is filled through the area water until all the floors and tanks in the facilities section are filled with water. Then the electric valve of the above turbines is opened and the existing water hits the blades and causes the turbine to rotate. Then the output water enters the lower pool and the turbines at the output of the stepped ponds operate one by one in this way. This procedure continues until each turbine reaches its best efficiency and the exiting water is collected at the first floor from the bottom of the pyramid. Then the water is directed through the pipes into the tanks of each side of the pyramid and the water in the tank is transferred to the upper floors (it is used to increase the flow of water and in this way the amount of electricity consumed by the system is reduced.)
According to claim number one and two, a compressor has been used to produce compressed air to increase the flow of water in the claimed structure.
According to claim number one, the number of sides of the claimed pyramid is variable and can be created starting from three faces to infinity.
According to claim number one, in these structures, the amount of electricity produced, the number of pumps and their flow rates are directly related to the turbines and generators of each floor, and the number of turbines and generators varies based on the calculation of the volume of water in each floor.
According to claim number one, the turbines are placed on the wall and in the lower part of each floor.
According to claim number one, in the claimed structure, there is a level meter device on each floor for each pool to measure the amount of water in the pool.
According to claim number one, based on the amount of water consumed by each floor in the pumping pipe route, one outlet is assigned to each floor and an electric valve is installed in each of these pipes to control the flow of water in each floor based on consumption.
According to claim number one, a pipe and an electric valve are installed at the head of the wall of each floor of the alleged structure to transfer the excess water that is collected in the pools to other floors.
According to claim number one and nine, the excess water output of the pools can also be used in case the turbines are damaged.
According to claim number one, in the claimed structure in order to increase the output efficiency, each turbine is connected to a gearbox that increases the rotation rate and transfers it to a generator.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.