| 摘要 |
The invention relates to a self-supplied perpetual motion machine of the fourth kind which uses the gravity force to produce mechanical energy employed for generating electric energy. According to the invention, the perpetual motion machine consists of a gravitational assembly with horizontal shafts placed on some self-adjustable bearing boxes, supplied through the interior of the shaft from a conventional energy source as to move sixteen weights inside some caissons, using lifting means, the weights being controlled by an automatic control system so that, in each cycle which is a small part of a full rotation, eight weights are permanently in an extreme peripheral position, only in the trigonometric quadrants (1 and 4), the other eight weights being in the centre of the gravitational assembly, of which only two are lifted at each cycle, one towards the centre and the other towards the circumference, so that, due to this permanent eccentricity, the gravitational assembly rotates and, by the second shaft, the resulting mechanical energy acts upon a speed multiplier that drives some classic generators to produce almost free electric energy as long as and where it is needed, as it is manufactured where the conditions are favourable and it is transported to be assembled wherever on the planet. |
