Power wheel
OwnerFriedrich Weinertinventor
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Abstract
Power wheel comprises a heat engine consisting of several expansion valves rigidly situated around the circumference of a stationary side gear and centralized to a axis which rotates through the work out put by expanding a fluid centralized inside a valve unit by a heat source operating in intervals introduced through the rotation of the expansion valves by moving a valve plunger in or out of the heat elements which in return will expand or contract a fluid, to move push rods stroke wise in both directions to activate a spindle drive by rotating a pinion gear with ratchet units to achieve rotation in one direction.
Claims4
A nuclear power wheel comprising
- a stationary side gear having a central substantially horizontal axis and mounted on a frame means,
- a shaft having first and second ends, said shaft being mounted on said axis,
- means for rotating said shaft solely in one direction,
- a satellite gear fixed to said first end of said shaft,
- a wheel fixedly mounted between the first and second ends of said shaft, said wheel having an outer perimeter,
- a plurality of expansion valves mounted on said outer perimeter on radial axes, each of said expansion valves including
- a nuclear heat element,
- an expandable fluid,
- a pushrod,
- a rotating spindle bushing joined to said pushrod,
- a pinion gear joined to said spindle bushing, said pinion gear intermeshing with said stationary side gear and said satellite gear,
- a drive gear for delivering useful work output mounted on the second end of said shaft,
- wherein when one of said plurality of expansion valves is at the lowest vertical point of said wheel, said nuclear heat element causes the fluid to to expand by means of nuclear reactions, and when one of said plurality of expansion valves is at the highest vertical point of said wheel, said nuclear heat element causes said fluid to contract by substantial absence of nuclear reactions;
- thereby effecting reciprocatory motion of the pushrods which in turn effect rotary motion of said pinion gear, said satellite gear and said drive gear.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.