| 摘要 |
An improved system for generating electricity by harnessing natural gravitational forces, wherein a plurality of vessels are placed at the bottom of a deep enclosed chamber of liquid, the vessels being secured around tracking cables which extend within the chamber, and are held in place by the air lock Each vessel also has a retention system that is spun around a crankshaft in a mounted pool, the crankshaft being connected to a transmission, which is in turn connected to a generator via a freewheel. The vessels collect released pressurized air, through bottom openings, the air lock is released, and the vessels rush to the surface of the chamber along the tracking cables. When the vessels are released the collective force of their release rotates the crankshaft to generate electricity. An upper valve of the vessels is engaged to release the air at the top of the chamber, and are returned, by the force of the rising connected group of vessels, to the starting position in the bottom of the chamber to continue electrical generation. Each string is connected to 2 transmissions via freewheels, so that as Group A rises and recoils group B, the mechanical energy is transferred onto transmission A, but does not effect the reverse moving transmission B. When Group B rises, it will recoil Group A to the bottom of its motion path, as well as transferring mechanical energy generated unto transmission B. The process will employ a systematic transfer of air within multiple tanks and collection areas with the use of varying pressure relief valves. This will allow air to be transferred through out the system without being pumped from an external energy source.
|
