ES2646417B1 - Continuous Motion Energy System - Google Patents

Abstract

Continuous motion energy system for generating electrical energy comprising a main body (1) with a circumference shape which has two branches attached (2) and through which gases or fluids driven by electro-hydraulic components (3) run from a secondary circuit to a primary circuit (4) present in the main body (1) allowing said drive to rotate a handwheel (6) also present in the main body coupled to an electric current generating system.

Description

DESCRIPTION

Continuous Motion Energy System.

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The enunciated invention falls within the sector of the production of electric energy using different systems which use different materials or states of the same for their obtaining.

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Specifying more the sector to which the invention is directed is framed in the systems of production of electric energy which take advantage of the movement of a fluid or gas for ta! finish.

Background of the invention

At present the use of different systems is known in order to obtain electrical energy. These systems use different materials in different states such as water in liquid or gaseous state, fluids with densities different from those of water or different types of gases.

There are other systems which use the environmental conditions for the production of electric energy such as solar radiation or wind.

The common denominator in most existing systems is intended to cause the constant rotation of an axis which, by means of its rotation speed and a series of associated mechanical elements, generates electricity.

The problem that arises with the current electricity generation systems is that of not being self-sufficient since they depend on external factors for their production in addition to needing the realization of

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large infrastructures which leads to the realization of large investments with the consequent increase in cost.

The same happens with the systems that take advantage of the environmental conditions with the addition in addition to being dependent on the continuous climatic variations to which they are exposed.

The object of the invention is to provide a system which eliminates the aforementioned problems by providing a self-sufficient electric energy production system.

Explanation of the invention

The continuous movement energy system object of the invention, which comprises in a first step the contribution of electrical energy from accumulators in order to move electro-hydraulic components, is characterized in that said components drive a gas or fluid from a secondary circuit where it finds said components to the primary circuit by which they make it recirculate.

It is also characterized in that in a second step said recirculation of the gases or fluids by the primary circuit causes the rotation of a steering wheel which by means of its axis transfers the rotational movement to an electric generator which in turn will feed the accumulators in part .

Said recirculation and transmission of rotation is carried out within a structure in the shape of a circle in which the primary circuit and the steering wheel are located.

In addition to said circumference, there are two branches where the secondary circuit as! as electrohydraulic drive components.

Said configuration of the structure allows an impulsion and recirculation of the gases or fluids optimally between the two circuits as well as the difference in pressures between the secondary circuit and the primary circuit.

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The system allows working with different volumes of gases or fluids depending on the circumstances as well as regulating the speed of recirculation depending on the demand for electrical energy.

Brief description of the drawings

For a better understanding of the description below, a drawing with an illustrative and non-limiting character is shown.

Figure 1. Shows a plan view of the preferred embodiment of the invention according to a specific operating situation.

Preferred embodiment of the invention.

With reference to the attached figures, according to the numbering reflected in them and in a preferred embodiment of the invention but not limited, the continuous motion energy system in a preferred embodiment comprises a circumferential shaped main body (1) in whose interior there is a primary circuit (4) through which drag elements (5) run by gases or fluids. Said drag elements (5) are coupled to a steering wheel (6) turn transmitter to a generator.

Attached to said body (1) there are two branches (2) each formed by an inlet and outlet which together with an electro-hydraulic element (3) present inside them form a secondary circuit.

In the present embodiment of the invention, no specific form, dimensions, capacities, combinations of materials, etc. are determined in a concrete manner. All this will be determined by its manufacturing conditions or by the integration into existing facilities and systems where it is applied.

Claims (5)

5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 ES 2 646 417 A1 1. Continuous Motion Energy System to generate electrical energy using gases or fluids in motion, characterized in that it comprises a main body (1) shaped as a circumference in which the following elements are arranged; - a primary circuit (4) inside which drag elements (5) are arranged coupled to a steering wheel (6). - a secondary circuit formed by two leads (2) which comprise electrohydraulic components (3) inside. 2. Continuous Motion Energy System according to claim 1, characterized in that the electrohydraulic components (3) fed by electric accumulators propel the gases or fluids from the secondary circuit to the primary circuit (4). 3. Continuous Motion Energy System according to previous claims, characterized in that the recirculation of said gases or fluids by the primary circuit (4) allows the steering wheel (6) to rotate. 4. Continuous Motion Energy System according to previous claims, characterized in that the steering wheel (6) is connected by its axis to an electric current generating system. 5. Continuous Motion Energy System according to previous claims, characterized in that it can be used with gases or fluids independently or in combination.