Rotational inertia aided electric generator
OwnerStephen McIntyreinventor
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Abstract
The inertially aided electric generator may efficiently produce electrical energy. An electric generator may have a rotatable generator shaft with a first pulley attached. There may be a rotatable shaft having a shaft pulley attached and a shaft belt disposed on the first pulley and the shaft pulley. A second pulley may be attached to the generator shaft. A motor may have a rotatable motor shaft with a motor pulley attached and a motor belt may be disposed on the second pulley and the motor pulley. A power source may be in electrical communication with the motor.
Claims19
A system for generation of electrical energy comprising:
- an electric generator having a rotatable generator shaft with a first pulley attached;
- a rotatable shaft having a shaft pulley attached;
- a shaft belt disposed on said first pulley and said shaft pulley;
- a second pulley attached to said generator shaft;
- a motor having a rotatable motor shaft, said motor shaft having a motor pulley attached;
- a motor belt disposed on said second pulley and said motor pulley;
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- a power source in electrical communication with said motor.
A system for generation of electrical energy comprising:
- an electrical generator having a rotatable generator shaft with a first, pulley attached;
- a rotatable shaft having a shaft pulley attached;
- said first pulley and said shaft pulley having approximately a 20 to 1 ration therebetween and a shaft belt disposed on said first pulley and said shaft pulley;
- a second pulley attached to said generator shaft;
- a motor having a rotatable motor shaft with a motor pulley attached;
- said second pulley and said motor pulley having approximately a 1 to 20 ratio therebetween and a motor belt disposed on said second pulley and said motor pulley;
- a third pulley attached to said generator shaft;
- an alternator having a rotatable alternator shaft with an alternator pulley attached;
- said third pulley and said alternator pulley having approximately a 1 to 4 ratio therebetween and an alternator belt disposed on said third pulley and said alternator pulley;
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- said alternator in electrical communication with a battery and said battery in electrical communication with said motor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.