| 摘要 |
Sea waves, guided by the lower surface of the Shell (13) of the hydro-air-compressor, direct their critical Moment Wedge (Greek abbreviation SKO) inside the compression chamber of this Shell and thus operate as hydro-pneumatic compression pistons for the air trapped therein. During the ascent phase of the wave motion, the compressed air opens a Non-Return Outlet Valve (10) and proceeds through an air duct to the Air Tank (24), while during the descent phase of the waves, a second Non-Return Inlet Valve (8) opens to let new air from the atmosphere enter the compression chamber. The cycle is repeated with the frequency of the sea waves. The compressed air can produce electric power as it is directed to a system that consists of an air action turbine, a system of rotation regulating gears and an electric generator. |
