CA2804063A1 - Sea hydro power plant - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F03—MACHINES OR ENGINES FOR LIQUIDS; WIND, SPRING, OR WEIGHT MOTORS; PRODUCING MECHANICAL POWER OR A REACTIVE PROPULSIVE THRUST, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F03—MACHINES OR ENGINES FOR LIQUIDS; WIND, SPRING, OR WEIGHT MOTORS; PRODUCING MECHANICAL POWER OR A REACTIVE PROPULSIVE THRUST, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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Abstract
A novel method to produce any amount of hydropower from the sea (ocean) . This method comprises turbine- generators to produce electricity and syringes to discharge (inject) the water to the ground through the water container (tank) as shown in the drawing.
Description
DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING:
It is a regular conventional (DAM) hydropower plant. We can understand from the drawing itself how it works. Fig-1 is the DRAWING for this novel method fig-2 and other drawings are for demonstration purpose only published to understand well about this novel method.
INVENTION BACKGROUND:
There have been many attempts to harness the energy from sea for electrical generation. These attempts need huge investments to produce electricity from sea (ocean) .We need to find a solution to solve the power crisis before our natural resources like oil uranium and coal are completely depleted from earth. So for the hydropower was produced above the ground (conventional dam based hydropower) but my novel method produces hydropower first time in the world below the seashore ground .My method opens a new chapter in the history of hydropower producing methods.
The chapter name is continuous electricity production below the seashore ground (underground).The background of the invention is to solve the future world power crisis. In this method we can produce any amount of electricity due to the availability of water from sea .We can apply this novel method and can start to produce electricity within 6 months .We can produce the cheapest electricity in this method. We can use the cheap electricity produced in this novel method in desalination plants to produce cheap drinking water. No expensive dams to be built in this method and we save 50%
construction costs. We can apply this novel method for pumped storage power plants to produce electricity continuously 24 hours a day .We can apply this method for rivers lakes wells or ponds to produce electricity continuously 24 hours a day. This novel method of producing cheap electricity will solve the world's future power crisis forever until the world exists.
(g) KRISHNA'S NOVEL METHOD
SEA HYDROPOWER PLANT
This novel method is based on producing electricity from a regular conventional dam based hydroelectric power plant. In this novel method we can go any deep (water head) below the ground to produce more electricity. In this method we can use a turbine-generator any type or any size or any power. Water flows down from the sea (ocean) through a penstock to the turbine-generator which turns the turbine-generator to produce electricity continuously 24 hours a day like a dam based hydropower plant. The spent water is collected in big syringes (water tanks) and later discharged (injected) by the syringe method into the water container (tank) as shown in the drawing. In this method a locomotive (electric or diesel) is used to apply force on the (syringe) pistons to compress the water and discharge it at the bottom of the water container (tank) as shown in the drawing. To start the operation open the valves A and B. Now water flows into the set-1 and set-2 tanks .and when the both tanks set-1 and set-2 are filled with water and now close the valves A
and B and apply force on both syringe pistons using a locomotive (electric or diesel) as shown in the drawing. Now the water is compressed and discharged (injected) at the bottom of the water container (tank) and water moves up to the ground (as shown in the diagram) overflows and ousted out to the ground. Now open the valves A and B to let the water flow into the tanks set-1 and set-2 and when tanks are full close the valves A and B and apply force on both syringe pistons to compress the water and discharge (inject) it at the bottom of the water container. Repeat these operations again and again to discharge the spent water to the ground. We can apply this novel method for UNDERGROUND OR GROUND
PUMPED
STORAGE HYDROPOWER PLANTS to produce electricity continuously for 24 hours a day 365 days a year. In this method we are discharging (injecting) the water at the bottom of the water container (tank) at lower heights. We can use electrical pumps to discharge the water at the bottom of the water container for small hydropower plants and for bigger hydropower plants we can use locomotive or locomotives to apply force on the syringe pistons to compress the water and inject it at the bottom of the water container (tank). Since water is discharged (injected) at lower heights for example if the water head is 200 meters and water flow per second is 100 cubic meters then according to power calculations (10 x water flow/sec x water head in meters ) we are producing 200MV. If we are discharging (injecting) the water for example at 10 meters height then we are saving 90% (180MV ) power in this novel method. At 10 meters discharge height we can spend 20MV
(10%) from 200 MV
produced for the electrical pumps to discharge the water at the bottom of the water container. We can use electrical pumps for small hydropower plants and we can use locomotives (electric or diesel) for bigger hydropower plants in this method. For bigger hydropower plants use bigger syringes and bigger big water tanks to produce electricity.
It is a regular conventional (DAM) hydropower plant. We can understand from the drawing itself how it works. Fig-1 is the DRAWING for this novel method fig-2 and other drawings are for demonstration purpose only published to understand well about this novel method.
INVENTION BACKGROUND:
There have been many attempts to harness the energy from sea for electrical generation. These attempts need huge investments to produce electricity from sea (ocean) .We need to find a solution to solve the power crisis before our natural resources like oil uranium and coal are completely depleted from earth. So for the hydropower was produced above the ground (conventional dam based hydropower) but my novel method produces hydropower first time in the world below the seashore ground .My method opens a new chapter in the history of hydropower producing methods.
The chapter name is continuous electricity production below the seashore ground (underground).The background of the invention is to solve the future world power crisis. In this method we can produce any amount of electricity due to the availability of water from sea .We can apply this novel method and can start to produce electricity within 6 months .We can produce the cheapest electricity in this method. We can use the cheap electricity produced in this novel method in desalination plants to produce cheap drinking water. No expensive dams to be built in this method and we save 50%
construction costs. We can apply this novel method for pumped storage power plants to produce electricity continuously 24 hours a day .We can apply this method for rivers lakes wells or ponds to produce electricity continuously 24 hours a day. This novel method of producing cheap electricity will solve the world's future power crisis forever until the world exists.
(g) KRISHNA'S NOVEL METHOD
SEA HYDROPOWER PLANT
This novel method is based on producing electricity from a regular conventional dam based hydroelectric power plant. In this novel method we can go any deep (water head) below the ground to produce more electricity. In this method we can use a turbine-generator any type or any size or any power. Water flows down from the sea (ocean) through a penstock to the turbine-generator which turns the turbine-generator to produce electricity continuously 24 hours a day like a dam based hydropower plant. The spent water is collected in big syringes (water tanks) and later discharged (injected) by the syringe method into the water container (tank) as shown in the drawing. In this method a locomotive (electric or diesel) is used to apply force on the (syringe) pistons to compress the water and discharge it at the bottom of the water container (tank) as shown in the drawing. To start the operation open the valves A and B. Now water flows into the set-1 and set-2 tanks .and when the both tanks set-1 and set-2 are filled with water and now close the valves A
and B and apply force on both syringe pistons using a locomotive (electric or diesel) as shown in the drawing. Now the water is compressed and discharged (injected) at the bottom of the water container (tank) and water moves up to the ground (as shown in the diagram) overflows and ousted out to the ground. Now open the valves A and B to let the water flow into the tanks set-1 and set-2 and when tanks are full close the valves A and B and apply force on both syringe pistons to compress the water and discharge (inject) it at the bottom of the water container. Repeat these operations again and again to discharge the spent water to the ground. We can apply this novel method for UNDERGROUND OR GROUND
PUMPED
STORAGE HYDROPOWER PLANTS to produce electricity continuously for 24 hours a day 365 days a year. In this method we are discharging (injecting) the water at the bottom of the water container (tank) at lower heights. We can use electrical pumps to discharge the water at the bottom of the water container for small hydropower plants and for bigger hydropower plants we can use locomotive or locomotives to apply force on the syringe pistons to compress the water and inject it at the bottom of the water container (tank). Since water is discharged (injected) at lower heights for example if the water head is 200 meters and water flow per second is 100 cubic meters then according to power calculations (10 x water flow/sec x water head in meters ) we are producing 200MV. If we are discharging (injecting) the water for example at 10 meters height then we are saving 90% (180MV ) power in this novel method. At 10 meters discharge height we can spend 20MV
(10%) from 200 MV
produced for the electrical pumps to discharge the water at the bottom of the water container. We can use electrical pumps for small hydropower plants and we can use locomotives (electric or diesel) for bigger hydropower plants in this method. For bigger hydropower plants use bigger syringes and bigger big water tanks to produce electricity.
Claims
A hydroelectric system comprising 1) a main reservoir sea (ocean), 2) a general formula which is applicable to calculate the electricity produced in this method. The formula is 10 (or 8.5 OR
5.9) X FLOW OF WATER IN CUBIC METERS /SEC X HEAD IN METERS.3) discharge pipe connecting the syringe. 4) an underground any type or any size or any power turbine-generator below the seashore ground.5) underground roof .6) any other parts mentioned in the drawing (fig-1).7) any deep below the seashore ground (water head). 8) a locomotive (electric or diesel) or hydraulic press or hydraulic piston or any other means of applying force to push forward or pull backwards the syringe pistons.9) an underground (below the seashore) or ground syringe (s) with piston(s).10) electrical pumps of any size or power.11) water container (tank) which is used to discharge the water to the ground above.
5.9) X FLOW OF WATER IN CUBIC METERS /SEC X HEAD IN METERS.3) discharge pipe connecting the syringe. 4) an underground any type or any size or any power turbine-generator below the seashore ground.5) underground roof .6) any other parts mentioned in the drawing (fig-1).7) any deep below the seashore ground (water head). 8) a locomotive (electric or diesel) or hydraulic press or hydraulic piston or any other means of applying force to push forward or pull backwards the syringe pistons.9) an underground (below the seashore) or ground syringe (s) with piston(s).10) electrical pumps of any size or power.11) water container (tank) which is used to discharge the water to the ground above.
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| CA2804063A CA2804063A1 (en) | 2013-01-21 | 2013-01-21 | Sea hydro power plant |
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| CA2804063A CA2804063A1 (en) | 2013-01-21 | 2013-01-21 | Sea hydro power plant |
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| WO2016150229A1 (en) * | 2015-03-20 | 2016-09-29 | 王贺清 | Green power generation system without energy consumption and pollution |
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