GB2503490A - Sea wave power converter - 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
- 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
- F05—INDEXING SCHEMES RELATING TO ENGINES OR PUMPS IN VARIOUS SUBCLASSES OF CLASSES F01-F04
- F05B—INDEXING SCHEME RELATING TO WIND, SPRING, WEIGHT, INERTIA OR LIKE MOTORS, TO MACHINES OR ENGINES FOR LIQUIDS COVERED BY SUBCLASSES F03B, F03D AND F03G
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Abstract
A primary piston 24 is driven by pressure variations in a pressure chamber 1 due to wave action. The primary piston 24 is connected to a secondary piston 21 in a compressor 13 which compresses air into a pressure tank 6 via check valves 17-20. The outflow from the pressure tank 6 is applied via a flow control valve 7 to a turbine 23 eg for driving an electrical generator 10.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Title: Sea Wave Power Converter There are problems related with generating energy or power from. sea waves. One of Them is that the sea wave has a crest and trough, that when applied to a pressure chamber (oscillaoing column of water) will produce a bidirectional force of air.
Therefore a normal turbine will not function because it would oscillate back and forth. So this force would have to be rectified to produce a one way rotation on the turbine. Alsc the waves have different wave length and different amplitudes. This would affect the steady rotation that an electrical generator would need. The present invention salves These problems and makes the turbines rotation to have a very precise rotation from sea waves.
The most important feature of this invention, is that it use the full mass of water that enters the pressure chamber or oscillating column of water and not floats like prior art.
Floats only use the mass of water that the floats displace which is a limiting factor to its efficiency.
A complete understanding of the present invention may be obtained by reference to the accompanying drawings, when considered in conju.nction with the subsequent, detailed
description, in which:
Figure 1 is a perspective view of a complete system inside a building; Figure 2 is a left perspective view of a complete system without the building that is used for housing; Figure 3 is a left detail view of an or the system in a idle state; Figure 4 is a left view of a response to a high level of water in the pressure chamber; Figure 5 is a left detail view of a response to a low level of water in the pressure chamber; Figure 6 is a left perspective view of a compressor or the compressor and connecting rod that connects the primary piston to the secondary piston of the compressor; Figure 7 is a left detail view of a connecting rod between the primary piston and the secondary piston of the compressor; Figure 8 is a detail view of a secondary piston and the secondary piston rings, also the check valve used in the compressor; Figure 9 is a detail view of a secondary piston and the relative positions of the check valves; and Figure 10 is a right exploded view of a check valve and different views of figures 1OA,1OB, iOC,10D and iCE of the same valve.
For purposes of clarity and brevity, like elements and components will bear the same designations and numbering throughout the Figures.
The following is a description of the system in operation.
The waves enter the pressure chamber 1 at the bottom. The pressure or vacuum generated by the pressure chamber 1 will be applied to the primary piston 24 via the intake and exhaust pipe 2, which also houses the piston cylinder for the primary piston 24 as seen in Figure 3. Tf the water levei is high like in Figure 4 the primary piston 24 will move to the left, likewise the secondary piston 21 which is parc of the compressor 13 will move to the left, because it is connected to the primary piston 24 by the connecting rod 15 as seen in Figure 7. In the compressor 13, The intake check valve 17 will close and the output check valve 19 will open to compress air into the pressure tank 6 as seen in Figure 4. Also the intake check valve 18 will open and let air in. And the output check valve will close. When the level of water is low, this will cause a vacuum in the pressure chamber 1 and the primary piston 24 will move to the right as seen in Figure 5. The secondary piston 21 will move to The right because it is connected to the primary piston 24 by the connecting rod 15. This will ciLose intake check valve 18 and cause the output check valve 20 to open and compress the air in the pressure tank 6. At the same time incake check valve 17 will open to let air into the compressor 13 and output check valve 19 will close. Output check valve 19, output check valve 20, intake check valve 17 and intake check valve 18 are actuated by the air pressure generated by the secondary piston 21 and the relative position of the check valves as seen in Figure 9. The air is compressed in a full cycle of the secondary piston 21 and applied to the pressure tank 6 via connecting pipe 3. From the pressure tank 6 the compressed air is applied to the turbine 23 via connecting pipe 11. Also the air is controlled by flow control valve 7 as seen in Figure 3. The flow control valve 7 is controlled by any electronic close loop control syscem that is constantly monitoring the frequency of the electrica generator 10 and produce error signal to make the necessary corrections. The output compressed air that flows out of the pressure tank 6 and flow control valve 7 is applied to the turbine 23. Which in turn will move the electrical generator 10. The used compressed air will flow out of the turbine housing 8 via the turbine exhaust 9 as seen in Figure 2. The air pressure applied to the turbine 23 is controlled very precisely by this system.
Claims (10)
- What is claimed is: 1. A sea wave power converter, for converting sea waves to useful energy, using the full mass of water that enters a pressure chamber, by using a primary piston connected to a secondary piston, comprising: means for generating the pressure and vacuum as the water rises and lowers its level; means for intake and exhaust of air, as the water level produces the pressure and vacuum in the pressure chamber it also holds the piston and piston cylinder; means for connecting a compressor to the pressure tank; means for storing the high pressure of air from the compressor; means for controlling the flow going to the turbine, so the turbine will maintain a constant speed; means for housing the turbine; means for exhausting the air pressure from the turbine; means for connecting the pressure tank to the turbine housing and turbine; means for intake of air to the compressor; means for compressing the air that will be stored in the pressure tank; means for connecting the primary pistcn to the secondary piston of the compressor; means for intake of air into the compressor, to open and close the intake of air at the correct time; means for output compressed air into the pressure tank, at the correct time; means for compressing air in a full cycle also is part of the compressor; means for maintaining the full cycle cf the piston within range of the pisuon cylinder; means for transferring the force of the sea waves to the secondary piston of the compressor via the connecting rod and it uses the total mass of water; means for closing and opening at the correct time, to stop or Th-t the air pass so the compressor will be able to compress the air; means for connecting the compressed air to connecting pipe means for making the piston gas tight; means for converting the output of the compressed air into motive force; means for closing the valve when in contact with the seat; means for closing the valve when in contact with the valve disc; means for maincaining the valve close when in idle state; and means for holding the valve together.
- 2. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for generating the pressure and vacuum as the water rises and lowers its level comprises a pressure chamber.
- 3. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for intake and exhaust of air, as the water level produces the pressure and vacuum in the pressure chamber, it also holds the piston and piston cylinder comprises an intake and exhaust pipe.
- 4. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for connecting the compressor to the pressure tank comprises a connecting pipe 5. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for storing the high pressure of air from the compressor comprises a pressure tank.6. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for controlling the flow going to the turbine, so the turbine will maintain a constant speed comprises a flow control valve.7. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for housing the turbine comprises a turbine housing.8. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim:i, wherein said means for exhausting the air pressure from the turbine comprises a turbine exhaust.9. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for connecting the pressure tank to the turbine housing and turbine comprises a connecting pipe 10. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for intake of air to the compressor comprises an intake pipe 11. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for compressing the air that will be stcred in the pressure tank comprises a compressor.12. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for connecting the primary piston to the secondary piston of the compressor comprises a connecting rod.13. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for intake of air into the compressor, to open and close The intake of air at the correct time comprises a intake check valve 14. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for output compressed air into the pressure tank, at the correct time comprises an output check valve 15. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for compressing air in a full cycle also is part of the compressor comprises a secondary piston.16. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for maintaining the full cycle of the piston within range of the piston cylinder comprises a shock absorber.17. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for transferring the force of the sea waves to the secondary piston of the compressor via the connecting rod and it uses the total mass of water comprises a primary piston 18. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for cicsing and opening at the correct time, to stop or let the air pass so the compressor will be able to compress the air comprises a check valve.19. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for connecting the compressed air to connecting pipe comprises a compressor output 20. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for making the piston gas tight comprises a piston ring.21. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for converting the output of the compressed air into motive force comprises a turbine.22. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for closing the valve when in contact with the sear comprises a valve disc.23. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for closing the valve when in contact with the valve disc comprises a valve seat.24. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for maintaining the valve close when in idle state comprises a spring.25. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for holding the valve together comprises a retaining pin.26. A sea wave power converter for converting the sea waves to useful energy, using the full mass of water that enters a pressure chamber, by using a primary piston connected to a sec-ondary piston, comprising: a pressure chamber, for generating the pressure and vacuum as the water rises and lowers its level; a intake and exhaust pipe, for intake and exhaust of air, as the water level produces the pressure and vacuum in the pressure chamber it also holds the piston and piston cylinder; a connecting pipe, for connecting the compressor to the pressure tank; a pressure tank, for storing the high pressure of air from the compressor; a flow control valve, for controlling the flow going to the turbine, so the turbine will maintain a constant speed; a turbine housing, for housing the turbine; a turbine exhaust, for exhausting the air pressure from the turbine; a connecting pipe, for connecting the pressure tank to the turbine housinc and turbine; a intake pipe, for intake of air to the compressor; a compressor, for compressing the air that will be stored in the pressure tank; a connecting rod, for connecting The primary piston to the secondary piston of the compressor; a intake check valve, for intake of air into the compressor, to open and close the intake of air at the correct time; a output check valve, for output compressed air into the press-ire tank, at the correct time; a secondary piston, for compressing air in a full cycle also is part of the compressor; a shock absorber, for maintaining the full cycle of the piston within range of the piston cylinder; a primary piston, for transferring the force of the sea waves to the secondary piston of the compressor via the connecting rod and it uses the total mass of water; a check valve, for closing and opening at the correct time, to stop or let the air pass, so the compressor will be able to compress the air; a compressor output, for connecting the compressed air to connecting pipe a piston ring, for making the piston gas tight; a turbine, for converting the output of the compressed air into motive force; a valve disc, for closing the valve when in contact with the seat; a valve seat, for closing the valve when in contact with the valve disc; a spring, for maintaining the valve close when in idle state; and a retaining pin, for holding the valve together.27. The sea wave power converter as recited in claim 26, further cc mp r i s in g: a piston center balancing spring, for maintaining the piston at center position in ideal state.Amendments to the claims have been filed as follows What is claimed is: 1. A sea wave power converter, for converting sea waves to useful energy, using the full mass of water that enters a pressure chamber, by using a primary Piston that is powered by an oscillating column of water and connected to a secondary piston which compresses the air, in a full cycle of travel by the pistons, comprising of: means for generating the press!jre and vacuum as the water rises and lowers its level; means for intake and exhaust of air, as the water level produces the pressure and vacuum in the pressure S. * * chamber it also holds the piston and piston cylinder; * *t *** * means for connecting a compressor to the pressure tank;S**.*** * means for storing the high pressure of air from the ** .* : * * compressor; means for controlling the flow going to the turbine, so the turbine will maintain a constant speed; means for housing the turbine; means for exhausting the air Pressure from the turbine; means for connecting the pressure tank to the turbine housing and turbine; means for intake of air to the compressor; * 18 means for compressing the air that will be stored in the pressure tank; means for connecting the primary piston to the secondary piston of the compressor; means for intake of air into the compressor, to open and close the intake of air at the correct time; means for output compressed air into the pressure tank, at the correct time; means for compressing air in a full cycle also is part of the compressor; means for maintaining the full cycle of the piston * within range of the piston cylinder; means for transferring the force of the sea waves to the secondary piston of the compressor via the connecting rod and it uses the total mass of water; means for closing and opening at the correct time, to stop or let the air pass so the compressor will be able to compress the air; means for connecting the compressed air to connecting pipe; means for making the piston gas tight; -means for donverting the output of the compressed air into motive force; means for closing the valve when in contact with the seat; means for closing the valve when in contact with the valve disc; -means for maintaining the valve close when in idle state; and means for holding the valve together. * * * . *.*** * * * * * * * * .* ****..* * * * .. * * . * * ******* 2. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for generating the pressure and vacuum as the water rises and lowers its level comprises a pressure chamber. - 3. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for intake and exhaust of air, as the water level produces the pressure and vacuum in the pressure chamber, it also holds the piston and piston cylinder comprises an intake and exhaust pipe.4. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for connecting the compressor to the pressure tank comprises a connecting pipe.
- 5. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for storing the high pressure of air from the compressor comprises a pressure tank. * S * .a4 * 5 * .5 "
- 6. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for controlling the flow going to the *;*** turbine, so the turbine will maintain a constant speed conprises a flow control valve.
- 7. The sea wave-power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for housing the turbine comprises a turbine housing.
- 8. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for exhausting the air pressure from the turbine comprises a turbine exhaust.
- 9. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for connecting the pressure tank to the turbine housing and turbine comprises a connecting pipe * * . *
- 10. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, * wherein said means for intake of air to the compressor comprises *:*. an intake pipe.****.* * * S. Se * * * * . * S..... * *11. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for compressing the air that will be stored in the pressure tank comprises a compressor.12. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for connecting the primary piston to the secondary piston of the compressor comprises a connecting rod..13. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for intake of air into the compressor, to open and close the intake of air at the correct time comprises a intake check valve. * . . * * .*:-*. 14. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, *:*** wherein said means for output compressed air into the pressure tank, at the correct time comprises an output check valve * . * . * . 15. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for compressing air in a full cycle also is part of the compressor comprises a secondary piston.16. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for maintaining the full cycle of the piston within range of the piston cylinder comprises a shock absorber.17. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for transferring the force of the sea waves to the secondary piston of the compressor via the connecting rod and it uses the total mass of water comprises a primary pistonS * * * * *S **SSe*S * S *:*.; The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, *:* wherein said means for closing and opening at the correct time, to stop or let the air pass so the compressor will be able to compress the air comprises a check valve.19. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for connecting the compressed air to connecting pipe comprises a compressor output.20. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for making the piston gas tight comprises a piston ring.21. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for converting the output of the compressed air into motive force comprises a turbine. * *4 * **22. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, *:.; wherein said means for closing the valve when in contact with the seat comprisesa valve disc.S..... * * *. *. * . * * ISI * S23. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for closing the valve when in contact with the valve disc compries a valve seat.24. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claiir 1, wherein said means for maintaining the valve close when in idle state comprises a spring.25. The sea wave power converter in accordance with claim 1, wherein said means for holding the valve together compribes a retaining pin.26. A sea wave power converter, for converting sea waves to useful energy, using the full mass of water that enters a pressure chamber, by using a primary piston that is powered by an oscillating column of water and connected to a secondary piston which compresses the air, in a full cycle of travel by the pistons, comprising of: a pressure chamber, for generating the pressure and vacuum as the water rises and lowers its level; a intake and exhaust pipe, for intake and exhaust of * . air, as the water level produces the pressure and vacuum in * .. * * *the pressure chamber it also holds the piston and a. I * S piston cylinder; a connecting pipe, for connecting the compressor to the pressure tank; a pressure tank, for storing the high pressure of air from the compressor; a flow control valve, for controlling the flow going to the turbine, so the turbine will maintain a constant speed; -a turbine housing, for housing the turbine; a turbine exhaust, for exhausting the air pressure from the turbine; a connecting pipe, for connecting the pressure tank to the turbine housing and turbine; a intake pipe, for intake of air to the compressor; a compressor, for compressing the air that will be stored in the pressure tank; a connecting rod, for connecting the primary piston to the secondary piston of the compressor; " a intake check valve, for intake of air into the S.....* compressor, to open and close the intake of air at the correct time; a output check valve, for output compressed air into the pressure tank, at the correct time; a secondary piston, for compressing air in a full cycle also is part of the compressor; a shock absorber, for maintaining the full cycle of the piston within range of the piston cylinder; a primary piston, for transferring the force of the sea waves to the sedondary piston of the compressor via the connecting rod and it uses the total mass of water; a dheck valve, for closing and opening at the correct time, to stop or let the air pass, sothe compressor will be able to compress the air; a compressor output, for connecting the compressed air to connecting pipe a piston ring, for making the piston gas tight; a turbine, for converting the output of the compressed air into motive force; a valve disc, for clQsing the valve when in contact with the seat; a valve seat, for closing the valve when in contact with the valve disc; 0 S * . * * ** * a spring, for maintaining the valve close when in **.*. * *idle state; and ** I a retaining pin, for holding the valv together.c. *..* at * . Si S. te S * SS* ** S..'S
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