| 摘要 |
The waves of the sea move a floater vertically upwards and downwards. This motion is transferred and converted to rotational energy along a horizontal axis. The floater (1/1), an empty plastic sphere filled with ballast, floats half-immerged, moves the vertical metal beam (1/2) which length can be increased or decreased in order to deal with the tidal changes. The beam, attached to the ends of a biparallel metal lever (1/3), transfers the vertical motion to the other end, the saw (1/5) with the vertically moving (due to the biparallel lever) two chains (1/6 and 3/6), which rotate two gears (1/7 and 3/20), each one to their diametrically opposite side, so that with every movement one gear producing action while the other moves freely. The gears rotate the horizontal shaft which is fitted on them (3/8) and the horizontal shaft gives motion to the generator. Thus, every movement of the floater, whether upwards or downwards, small or big, rotates the shaft. This device, from floater to generator, forms a unit. Many units in parallel act on the same shaft, which activates the generator. The floaters are restricted inside metal cages (2/21) or inside recesses built in piers (2/24).
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