AU2021102730A4 - Conglomerate Renewable Energy Harvesting System - Google Patents

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AU2021102730A4
AU2021102730A4 AU2021102730A AU2021102730A AU2021102730A4 AU 2021102730 A4 AU2021102730 A4 AU 2021102730A4 AU 2021102730 A AU2021102730 A AU 2021102730A AU 2021102730 A AU2021102730 A AU 2021102730A AU 2021102730 A4 AU2021102730 A4 AU 2021102730A4
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Abstract

Page 1 of 2 PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology ABSTRACT Conglomerate Renewable Energy Harvesting System (001) is a multiple energy harvesting tower which comprises of Solar energy and stress energy harvesting system (002), Wind energy harvesting system (003), Hydro energy harvesting system (004) and Harvested energy power source (005). The apparatus is meant to harvest solar energy by using monocrystalline solar cell array (008) spread across the circular disc of inverted umbrella shaped disc frame (006), stress energy from falling raindrops on piezoelectric transducer array (007) further rectifying the current to change it into DC, wind energy using two vertical reverse rotor wind generators to harness maximum energy even in the slowest speed of wind without requiring a jump starter and hydro energy using two horizontal hydro energy generators to harvest energy from falling water striking the turbine initiating the rotational motion being converted to electrical energy using dedicated circuit. The system also comprises a harvested energy power source to allow the user to use the stored electricity as the charging station (029) which comprises both AC power source plug (035) as well as DC USB output (037). Page2of6 PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology 008 007 00 Figure 2: Solar and stress energy harvesting system

Description

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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
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007 00
Figure2: Solar and stress energy harvesting system
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
TITLE: Conglomerate Renewable Energy Harvesting System
FIELD OF INVENTION
[001] The present invention relates to a renewable energy harvesting system more
particularly to the method of harvesting energy using, solar, wind, water and
5 piezoelectric material. The invention further relates to a charging station using
renewable energy generated by the invention.
BACKGROUNDART
[002] Renewable energy is being used in countries to switch to a better source of
energy which would last longer and is more reliable without causing damage to
10 environment. Renewable energy like solar energy is obtained by using solar panels
and wind energy could be extracted using wind mill, both the methods are
depending on one kind of source thus causing the method to be less efficient. If both
of these methods are used together the system becomes more efficient and produce
energy even if one source of energy is not available.
15 [003] Patent Application [W02011116249] a sustainable structure is provided that
is powered by a rechargeable battery that is charged by alternating wind and solar
energy generators. In this system solar and wind energy is used to charge the battery
in an alternate manner. The system is not cable of charging battery using more than
one energy while in our invention more than one renewable energy is used to charge
20 the battery which can be further used to charge mobile phones or any other device
at the charging station.
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
[004] Patent Application [US20110176256] describes about a mobile electricity
generator comprising a telescopic boom, a first retractable support leg, and a base.
The telescopic boom comprises a first end and a second end. A wind turbine is
attached to the second end of the telescopic boom and the wind turbine is capable
5 of transforming wind into electricity. The first end of the telescopic boom and the
first retractable support leg is attached to the base. The mobile electricity generator
can further comprise a first solar panel that is capable of transforming light into
electricity, the base can further comprise an external surface, and the first solar
panel can be attached to the external surface of the base. The mobile electricity
10 generator can further comprise a battery in electric communication with the wind
turbine and first solar panel and the battery can be capable of at least temporarily
storing the electricity. The system can convert both wind and solar energy into
electricity but has no provision of converting rainwater energy into electricity which
our invention possess. The invention comprises of piezoelectric material to convert
15 rainfall energy to electricity.
[0051 Patent Application [GB2501692] describes about a portable renewable
energy and rainwater harvesting system, e.g., for use on construction sites,
comprises a rigid transportable frame system with adjustable legs designed to fit
securely on top of mobile accommodation units and shipping containers. Within the
20 top of the frame are a solar photovoltaic array, wind turbines and a rainwater
collection system. Positioned below the solar array a storage area houses water
storage tanks to store the rainwater, e.g., collected from the solar panels, a battery
bank and a plurality of energy control and distribution equipment enabling the DC
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
energy generated by the wind turbine and the solar photovoltaic array to be stored
in the batteries, converted and distributed as AC power to the host unit. This system
uses solar & wind energy to produce electricity and harvest rain water while the
invention discussed in this paper is capable of converting energy from water falling
5 from height. When rain water falls in the hallow pillar present in the invention water
turbine is used to converts the energy of water into electricity.
[006] The invention present in this paper is thus capable of converting not only solar
and wind energy to electricity using solar panel and wind turbine respectively, but
also can convert rainfall energy to electricity using piezoelectric material and falling
10 water energy to electricity using water turbines.
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
OBJECTIVE(S)
[007] The objective of the invention is to harvest renewable energy from multiple
sources to be obtained on a single power station to charge electronic devices of
daily use.
5 [008] Yet another objective of the invention is harvest maximum solar energy from
all the directions using monocrystalline solar cell array and to harvest stress energy
from the water drops falling on piezoelectric transducer array mounted on inverted
umbrella shaped disc frame for holding solar energy and stress energy harvesting
system.
10 [0091 Yet another objective of the invention is to harvest wind energy using two
tulip shaped vertical wind turbines + generators and store energy by using three
phase rectifier circuit along with charging circuit to charge the battery.
[010] Yet another objective of the invention is to harvest hydro energy form the
water falling through the principal rod of the invention to the two horizontal hydro
15 energy turbines + generators and store the energy using rectifier circuit along with
charging circuit to charge the battery.
[011] Yet another objective of the invention is to offer the harvested energy in the
form AC power source and USB output as DC power source from the charging
station.
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
DESCRIPTION
[012] Conglomerate Renewable Energy Harvesting System (001) is a device
mounted on a principal pillar has four main parts - a solar energy & stress energy
harvesting system (002) mounted on an inverted umbrella shaped disc frame to hold
5 the system, a wind energy harvesting system (003) comprising two tulip rotor
shaped vertical wind turbine generators meant to harvest electricity from even the
slowest speed of wind without requiring a jump started electric charge, a hydro
energy harvesting system (004) using two horizontal hydro energy turbine
generators to harvest energy from water falling through hollow principal rod (019)
10 from a height wherein the rainwater entering through the rainwater opening (009).
[013] The raw and fluctuating electric energy harvested from different sources is
passes through various charge controlling and rectification circuit to achieve a
stable charge flow to pass it through the charging circuit which has boost converter
circuit to step up the DC voltage, charge protection circuit to storage-discharge,
15 back current -emf protection circuit and overload protection circuit. The final output
from the charging circuit which has stable voltage and current is sent to
rechargeable battery.
[0141 The charge stored in the battery placed in the charging station (029) to offer
both AC power source plug (035) and USB output (037) as DC power source.
20 Charging station further comprises cabinets (034) (036) to hold the electronic
device being charged, power storage box (040), charging and control box (039).
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
Figure 1: Full view
001: Conglomerate Renewable Energy Harvesting System
002: Solar energy and stress energy harvesting system
5 003: Wind energy harvesting system
004: Hydro energy harvesting system
005: Harvested energy power source
Figure 2: Solar and stress energy harvesting system
10 006: Inverted umbrella shaped disc frame
007: Piezoelectric transducer array
008: Monocrystalline solar cell array
009: Rainwater opening
15 Figure 3: Wind energy harvesting system
010: Wind energy turbine rotor blades
011: Wind energy turbine rotor bearing
012: Upper holding hub
013: Principal rod holding wind energy system
20 014: Wind energy turbine rotor gear
015: Wind energy generator gear
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
016: Wind energy generator shaft
Figure 4: Hydro energy harvesting system
017: Opening for hydro energy turbine blade
5 018: Wall protection from waterfall
019: Principal rod holding hydro energy system
020: Hydro energy turbine 1 holding shaft
021: Hydro energy turbine 2 holding shaft
022: Hydro energy turbine rotor
10 023: Hydro energy turbine rotor gear
024: Fixed stator shaft
025: Hydro energy generator gear
026: Water outlet
027: Hydro energy generator
15 028: Upper holding hub
Figure 5: Harvested energypower source
029: Charging station
030: Power and control box
20 031: Handle for the opening
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
032:Lock
033: LED indicator
034: Holding cabinet
035: AC power source plug
5 036: Holding cabinet
037: USB output
Figure 6: Chargingstation
038: Shelter roof
10 039: Charing and control box
040: Power storage box
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Page 1 of 2 PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology CLAIMS We claim,
1. Conglomerate Renewable Energy Harvesting System (001) is an apparatus
for harvesting renewable energy from multiple sources wherein the said
apparatus comprises:
a solar energy and stress energy harvesting system (002);
a wind energy harvesting system (003);
a hydro energy harvesting system (004); and
a harvested energy power source (005).
2. The apparatus of Claim 1 wherein, the solar energy and stress energy
harvesting system comprises:
an inverted umbrella shaped disc frame (006) to hold the solar cell and
piezoelectric array;
a piezoelectric transducer array (007) along with a rectifier plus charge
storing circuit to harvest stress energy via raindrops falling on it; and
a monocrystalline solar cell array (008) with a solar charge controller to
harvest maximum solar energy from all directions.
3. The apparatus of Claim 1 wherein, the wind energy harvesting system
comprises:
a plurality of minimum two vertical wind turbines;
a plurality of minimum two vertical wind energy generators; and
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PLICANT(S): Chintakindi Sanjay Rameshwar of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, King Saud University Dr. Praveen Kumar Maduri of Galgotias College of Engineering &Technology
a three-phase bridge rectifier circuit providing output to the universal
charging circuit.
4. The apparatus of Claim 1 wherein, the hydro energy harvesting system
comprises:
a plurality of minimum two horizontal hydro turbines;
a plurality of minimum two horizontal hydro energy generators; and
a bridge rectifier circuit providing output to the universal charging circuit.
5. The apparatus of Claim 1 wherein, the harvested energy power source
comprises:
a charging station (029);
a charging and control box (039);
a power storage box (040);
AC power source plug (035) with cabinets; and
USB output (037) with cabinets.
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EDITORIAL NOTE 21 May 2021
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Figure 1: Full view
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Figure 2: Solar and stress energy harvesting system
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Figure 3: Wind energy harvesting system
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Figure 4: Hydro energy harvesting system
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Figure 5: Harvested energy power source
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Figure 6: Charging station
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