| 摘要 |
<p>The wave-air power system for generating electric energy uses the kinetic energy of the sea waves in order to increase the kinetic energy of a mass of air residing in its conduits so that the accelerated air mass is projected to the vanes of the turbine in order to generate electric energy. This system makes use of the waves which are produced and which break onto any type of marine breaker or reef. The construction of ducts in said breakers where the sea waves will enter is necessary in order to take advantage of this type of energy. The system is comprised of three assemblies which, once arranged continuously, accelerate the particles of an air mass in order to move the vanes of the turbine of a generator, thereby producing electric power. The first system is a receiver system (1) for the sea wave (5), said system being formed of a constant cross-section duct (13) situated at sea level (4). The second system is an accelerator system (2) which accelerates the resident air mass (6), said system being formed of a variable cross-section duct wherein the particles of the resident air mass acquire a higher kinetic energy (7) due to the narrowing of the duct. The third system is an electric power generator system (3) formed of a turbine-generator (10), (11) and alternator (12).</p> |
