Rotating cylinder wheel and ball-piston wheel motor, generator, and pump assembly

Apparatus comprising:

• a cylinder wheel having a multiplicity of cylindrical cavities radially disposed around the circumference thereof and having a central opening therein to receive a shaft upon which said cylinder wheel rotates, said cylinder wheel having conduit means from each of said cylindrical cavities to the central opening for independently connecting each of said cylindrical cavities to said central opening;
• a ball-piston wheel having a multiplicity of balls circularly disposed therearound, said ball-piston wheel being located in rotary engagement with said cylinder wheel, such that each ball of said ball-piston wheel sequentially engages and enters a cylindrical cavity of said cylinder wheel, each ball of said ball-piston wheel having a conduit passing therethrough and positioned therein so as not to connect the interior of the cavity with the exterior thereof as the ball penetrates into the cavity and to connect the interior of the cavity with the exterior thereof as the ball rotates and exits from the cavity;
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• driving means coupled to the assembly of said cylinder wheel and said ball-piston wheel to turn the wheels in rotary engagement.

Apparatus comprising:

• a cylinder wheel having a multiplicity of cylindrical cavities radially disposed around the circumference thereof;
• a multiplicity of coils having a plurality of electrically conducting turns, at least two of said coils being spaced apart and circularly disposed around one of each of said cylindrical cavities;
• a ball-piston wheel having a central hub with a plurality of identical spokes extending radially therefrom, each spoke having a central opening in the end thereof with spring bias means mounted in said opening, said ball-piston wheel having a multiplicity of balls of magnetic material, each ball having a shaft affixed thereto, said shaft being slidably engaged in a central opening of one of said plurality of identical spokes and against said spring bias means whereby when said ball-piston wheel is located in rotary engagement with said cylinder wheel, two of said plurality of balls simultaneously may engage cylindrical cavities of said cylinder wheel and the stresses therefrom are absorbed by the biased engagement of each ball with its respective spoke;
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• means for sequentially connecting an electric circuit to each of said at least two of said coils disposed around each of said cylindrical cavities, said electric circuit being connected to a coil when a ball of said ball-piston wheel is adjacent said coil, such that when an electric current is directed through said electric circuit and said coil, a magnetic field is generated which tends to force said ball toward the center of said coil thereby propelling said ball from coil to coil through the cylindrical cavity and driving said cylinder wheel and said ball-piston wheel in rotary motion.