ITMC980092A1

ITMC980092A1 - ECCENTRIC TRACTION BETWEEN TWO WHEELS AND A LEVER IN ECCENTRIC MTRACTION BETWEEN TWO WHEELS AND A LEVER IN A HALF EZZO

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Publication number: ITMC980092A1
Application number: IT98MC000092A
Authority: IT
Inventors: Raniero Seri Raniero Seri
Original assignee: Raniero Seri
Priority date: 1998-09-30
Filing date: 1998-09-30
Publication date: 1998-12-30

Description

DESCRIZIONE dell' Invenzione Industraiale-dal-titolo"TRAZIONE ECCENTRICA -TRA-DUE RUOTE E UN LEVA IN MEZZO DESCRIPTION of the Industrial Invention-titled "ECCENTRIC TRACTION - BETWEEN-TWO WHEELS AND A LEVER IN THE MIDDLE

RIASSUNTO SUMMARY

Energia illimitata per alternatori.?acchlne e pompe TESTO della Descrizione. Unlimited energy for alternators.?acchlne and pumps TEXT of the Description.

La fiG.2.544 mostra un sistema autorotante fatto con una ruota grande dal cui cerchione parte un tirante (molla stirata)eccen trico,che si appoggia sul cerchione della ruota mediana tramite tre bicicli,due piccoli,uguali e uno grande,tirante che dopo tali appoggi toma sul braccio corto dell'asta leva,col fulcro apPPgginto sul raggio di anello centrale,che poi spinge con al tro suo raggio L anello,o meglio la spirale del tirante e quinci il cerchione della ruota,che ha il medesimo o altro anello sul^1 asse.Sembra che la spinta sia pari alla lunghezza sommata dei due bracci della leva di 1? e di 11? tipo,in quanto il cerchio: ne spinge il braccio lungo con la spiunta attiva del tirante, mentre la spinta negativa(reattiva)diventa attiva sul braccio corto della medesima asta leva.Quindi abbiamo quattri spinte (o meglio due spinte sommate).L'infinito vuol dire che il raggio della ruota grande e quindi il braccio lungo sono illimitati. La fig.2.545 appoggia il fulcro direttamente sul cerchione del la ruota grande.La fig.2.546 prolunga il braccio lungo fuori del cerchione . La fig.2.2547 riduce a due i bicicli sula mediana. Figure 2.544 shows a self-rotating system made with a large wheel from whose rim an eccentric tie rod (stretched spring) starts, which rests on the rim of the middle wheel by means of three bicycles, two small, equal and one large, tie which after such rests the toma on the short arm of the lever rod, with the fulcrum attached to the central ring spoke, which then pushes the ring, or rather the spiral of the tie rod, with its other spoke and therefore the rim of the wheel, which has the same or another ring on the ^ 1 axis. It seems that the thrust is equal to the sum of the length of the two arms of the lever of 1? and of 11? type, as the circle: pushes the long arm with the active check of the tie rod, while the negative (reactive) push becomes active on the short arm of the same lever rod. So we have four pushes (or rather two pushes added together). infinite means that the radius of the large wheel and therefore the long arm are unlimited. Fig. 2.545 rests the fulcrum directly on the rim of the large wheel. Fig. 2.546 extends the long arm out of the rim. Fig. 2.2547 reduces the bicycles on the median to two.

Claims

CLAIMS 2 5444) As-above-from, n.0001 to n.2.543 both in-toto-and-in-part and ad-set up? variable-of-componentlal? end-of the self-rotating and this self-rotating system for the eccentric thrust In partei from the rim of the wheel and arriving on the short arm of the lever rod pivoted on the radius of the central ring trale, after the support-conversion on one or more? bicycles supports placed on the rim of the concentric median wheel. and radius from angled fulcrum BU ring against tie rod (spiral or other) in departure from the rim, and arriving on the long arm of the detr? ta lever rod pivoted on oblique (or angled) radius of. central axis, both the same and other than that of the wheel large and / or median. So every eccentric wheel drive rim by lever rod of any type also and median wheel with or without one or more? bicycles. 2,545) As above in n. 2. 544, but with a lever fulcrum at the large ne. 2.546) As above in 2.544 and 2.545 but with fulcrum on ring from angled radius oblique or straight radius against a ring of the bicycle pi? large on the median. And extension to the outside of the large rim of the long arm of the lever rod of I? of II? type or otherwise. 2,547) As above in nos. 2. 544.2. 545.2. 546, this also conge = gno that turns alone with two bicycles Bulla mediana and the puller starting at an acute angle, and not just right. 2,548) As above in n.2.547 with two bicycles, one of which is more? large with weight and oblique tie rod on the rim (or without weight).