HRP20010020A2 - Freely standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical into electrical energy - Google Patents

Description

The field to which the invention relates

This invention relates to the field of energy and relates to an invention that serves to produce energy.

Technical problem

This invention contributes to solving problems in energy, which is a big problem all over the world due to expensive energy and the impossibility of setting up certain energy plants in certain parts of the world.

State of the art

The self-standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy is the result of many years of research in the field of physical laws of converting other forms of energy, primarily mechanical, into electrical energy.

The inventor/applicant of the patent application is not aware of the solution to that technical problem in the manner described in this patent application.

Presentation of the essence of the invention

The primary objective of this invention is to generate electricity without the presence of external or additional energy. Due to its advantages over the existing systems used in the world today, this invention can be installed on any solid part of the globe.

This advantage is made possible by a solid construction buried in the ground or concreted, which keeps the entire system compact at a certain height. An axle with bearings is placed on the structure, i.e. the supporting column, which in turn carries a wheel that serves as a double pulley to which the chain is transferred and further via the sprocket to the generator for the production of electricity.

On the wheel itself, there are two diametrically opposite spokes with their outgrowths to which gravity levers are hinged, and at their ends there are electric motors.

The starting of the wheel itself takes place as shown in Fig. 2, where the first and second arms have crossed the zero point of the vertical in relation to the plane on which the structure, i.e. the column, is placed. Since the first spokes have taken the path of gravity with their weight and the length of the spoke from the center point, from the opposite direction of the spokes, the power and speed of rotation of the wheel increases up to the bottom point of the vertical origin. This very process of accelerated rotation takes place because on the opposite side, by turning the wheel, the process of pulling the gravity lever towards the center of the circle of positions l fig. 2 up to the vertical, which created a difference in weight in the opposite diametrical arms towards the center, which causes the wheel to rotate.

At the moment when the first arm reaches the zero point (vertical), the first electric motor is turned on, which is turned on (activated) by the switching mechanism that switches the arm of the gravity lever to a certain degree. The procedure is repeated with the arrival of each next branch at that point.

Brief description of the drawing

The accompanying drawings, which are included in the description and form part of the description of the invention, illustrate the best mode of carrying out the invention thus far considered, and assist in explaining the basic principles of the invention.

Figure 1 represents the spatial layout of the pillar with the wheel

Figure 2 represents the self-rotating wheel in its functional operation with the energy generator

Figure 3 represents a wheel with one spoke on which there is a gravity lever with an electric motor

A detailed description of at least one way of realizing the invention

Referring to Fig. 1, which represents the spatial layout of the pillar (1) which is placed firmly enough on the ground to withstand the revolutions of the wheel (2) on which the arm (3) is located and to which the joint of the gravity lever (5) is attached, which carried by the electric motor (4), this entire self-rotating wheel rests on the shaft (11) fig.3.

As it is best shown in fig.2, on the self-rotating wheel (2) there is a chain (6) that goes to the chain tensioner (7) and a sprocket (8) that drives the electricity generator (9). In the very center of the wheel (10) there is a switching device which, at its vertical zero point, switches the electric motor (4) with the gravity lever joint (5) to the vertical at a given moment, thus causing the lever to gravitate towards the ground, while the diametrically opposite gravity levers ( 5) on the arm (3), with their upward movement, they pull towards the center of the arm (3) and the wheel (2) until they reach the zero point of the vertical again, where the process of activating the electric motor (4) that shifts the arm (3) with the gravity lever takes place again (5).

Figure 3 represents a self-rotating wheel (2) that shows only one arm (3) and that shows the place where the joint of the gravity lever is located together with the electric motor.

The electric motor is activated by the device for switching the movable gravity lever (1C) when it is at the zero point of the vertical, while the whole wheel rests and rotates on the main shaft of the self-rotating wheel Fig. 2 and 3.

Method of application of the invention

The application of this invention is very large, and it is possible to use it in many places on the entire surface of the earth, especially in deserts and everywhere where there is a desire to save energy by starting known energy capacities.

Depending on its proportional size, it is possible to extract a large amount of useful power from it through an electricity generator.

Claims (7)

1. A free-standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy, characterized by the fact that the wheel is attached to two posts via an axle and a bearing. 2. A free-standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy according to claim 1, indicated by the fact that two diametrically opposite spokes are placed on the wheel. 3. A free-standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy according to claim 2, characterized by the fact that on each arm there is a hinged gravity lever with an electric motor. 4. A free-standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy according to claim 3, characterized in that a switching device is attached to the gravity lever. 5. A free-standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy according to claim 4, indicated by the fact that there is a cable between the wheel and the arm. 6. Free-standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy according to claim 5, indicated by the fact that there is a chain with a sprocket around the wheel. 7. Free-standing self-rotating wheel for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy according to claim 6, characterized in that the chain is connected to the generator.