JP2003239840A - Generating device utilizing gravity - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To generate power by providing a circular generating device in the ground, having a ring rotated by gravity and buoyancy, and installing generators on a shaft of the ring. <P>SOLUTION: Power is generated by making a same rotation by combining descent of an object by the gravity and ascent by the buoyancy. Force for directly starting the generator is the gravity. An iron ball which is not used anymore is raised to a water surface by the buoyancy and is rotated again by utilizing a weight of the iron ball in the air. Thereby, the generating device produces electric power irrespective of weather and a temperature. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention utilizes the attractive force and buoyancy of the earth to cause a buoyant iron ball to fall by gravity generated in the air based on the Archimedes principle, and the gravity causes a generator to rotate to generate electricity. Is a power generator that raises the dropped iron balls by buoyancy and circulates them to generate electricity.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Power generation using natural energy includes wind power, water power, solar heat and the like.

[0003]

Problems to be Solved by the Invention Resolving the instability of natural energy and eliminating the danger, it is possible to install it on any condition whether on the ground or on the ground,
It tries to solve all the conventional concerns.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problem] Utilizing the gravity of an iron ball in the air, a generator with spokes is provided around the pipe of the iron ball that falls due to the gravity, and the weight of the iron ball Generate electricity by rotating the spokes. Therefore, a groove is cut in the pipe in which the iron ball falls, and the spoke is projected in the groove, and the spoke rotates by contact with the iron ball. In the process of falling iron balls,
Or, install a generator intermittently. This is installed intermittently for generators with large power generation and continuously for small generators. The iron ball that has finished rotating the generator falls into the first water tank. Since this first water tank faces the air, it falls into the water without any resistance. The falling iron ball falls while rotating a three-blade ball feeding device provided on the water surface. The falling iron ball rises by buoyancy and is dropped by the ball feeder from the groove cut into each unit of the circular water tank into the introduction pipe leading to the second water tank. The introduction pipe leading to the second water tank has two iron balls or It is filled with water for four pieces and a drain is provided to overflow to that level. Therefore, the falling iron balls are piled up while draining water. Then, the gravity of the iron ball in the air pushes the opening and closing door of the second water tank at a stretch. In this case, the same volume of water as the volume of the iron ball in the second water tank overflows from the drain port of the introduction pipe and is drained. The iron ball in the second water tank rises according to Archimedes' principle and pushes open the lid of the third water tank.This diagonally attached opening / closing door pushes up and at the same time the water in the third water tank suddenly falls into the second water tank and It serves to close the on-off valve between the two water tanks and the water conduit. As a result, the second water tank and the third water tank are integrated into one water tank. Then, the lid of the fourth water tank is pushed open by the buoyancy of the iron ball of the third water tank, and at the same time, the bottom lid of the third water tank is closed by the intermediate opening / closing valve, and the third water tank and the fourth water tank are integrated to form the iron ball. To rise. By repeating this circulation, the iron ball reaches the top. The overflowed water is supplied by using river water, but the used water is discharged again downstream.

[0005]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION A power generator for dropping an iron ball and a circulating device for levitating the iron ball are integrated and manufactured as a unit. Therefore, by arranging the units in a column and a circle, the iron balls can be dropped by a plurality of units. Also, by using this device as a unit, it can be installed both in the ground and in the basement of a building.

[0006]

In the past, it did not make sense to install a power generator in a place where electric wires were not laid, but with the development of this private power generator, its purpose of use greatly expanded and it could be buried underground. It can be used as the main power because there is no change in the amount of power generation.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a drawing of the whole viewed from above.

FIG. 3 is a detailed drawing of a water tank.

FIG. 4 is a side view of a device in which an iron ball is dropped vertically to continuously rotate a generator on only one side.

FIG. 5 is a side view of a device that vertically drops an iron ball and continuously rotates the generators on both sides.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of an apparatus for rotating an electric generator in the middle by dropping an iron ball with vertical acceleration.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of FIG.

[Fig. 8] A view of the river water inlet pipe and the whole from above.

FIG. 9 is a partial view of the float from the introduction pipe.

FIG. 10 is a partial view in which an iron ball enters the second water tank from the first water tank.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 iron ball 2 aquarium 3 generator 4 iron 5 air 6 openable doors 7 Water surface of the second tank 8 Rotating blade of the first water tank 9 Opening / closing door of the second water tank 10 Third, fourth and fifth water tank open / close valves 11 Ball feeding using a water circulation device 12 water injection holes 13 floats 14 Water surface of circulating water tank 15 Iron ball drop port 16 Drainage part where water overflows 17 groove roller 18 Introductory pipes that use river water 19 drainage pipe

Claims (21)

[Claims] 1. A device for generating electricity by dropping a buoyant iron ball based on the Archimedes principle into a circular ring by gravity to generate electricity (FIG. 1). 2. An iron ball is dropped vertically [FIG. 4] to rotate a generator installed in the middle to generate electricity. 3. A device for generating electric power by providing a generator on both sides of the falling iron ball (FIG. 5). 4. Utilizing gravity and acceleration of falling iron ball [FIG. 6]
A power generator with four generators around the iron ball in the middle. 5. A water tank circulation device for raising an iron ball by buoyancy [FIG. 3]. 6. A protective film for an iron ball is formed by forming a film with rubber for preventing damage due to contact of the iron ball. 7. A water circulating device using salt water for increasing the buoyancy of an iron ball. 8. Spokes (FIG. 7) for receiving a vertically falling iron ball and rotating a generator. 9. An on-off valve device for opening and closing a water tank by buoyancy [FIG. 3-0]. 10. A switchgear utilizing the gravity of iron balls from the first water tank to the second water tank in the air [FIG. 3-9]. 11. The river water is used as a power source to replenish the overflowed water that is pushed out when the iron ball enters the lower water tank due to its weight, and the overflowed water is discharged downstream by utilizing the height difference of the river. To do. 12. A river is used to replenish river water as shown in FIG. 18, and water is injected by opening and closing the valve. 13. An apparatus for dropping a circulating iron ball in a spiral shape by shaking the neck of each unit. 14. A drop groove is provided with a spiral groove for progressively feeding the iron ball to be fed out. 15. The rotation of the iron ball sent out is changed to clockwise or counterclockwise depending on the region because the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere are different due to the rotation of the earth. 16. The iron ball extruded according to claim 15 falls into the water portion of the groove due to gravity in the air. The water in the groove overflows (reference numeral 16) by an amount corresponding to the volume of the iron ball, and the water is discharged. 17. The iron ball that overlaps the groove pushes the openable door (reference numeral 6) open by gravity and enters the second water tank. Water overflows from the groove and is drained by the volume of the iron ball. 18. A roller (reference numeral 17) is provided at the lowest point of the groove to assist the iron ball in continuously entering the second water tank. 19. A plurality of units are installed around a place where the iron ball falls in order to achieve a continuous drop of the iron ball. 20. An iron ball falling from each unit is pushed out and distributed by providing one iron ball centered directly on a water tank and providing a groove in each unit. 21. In the above case, a number of generators are installed between the units.