JP7291910B1 - Power generator using centrifugal force, gravity, and magnetic force - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a power generator using centrifugal force, gravity, and magnetic force. As an example of a device using gears, as shown in the device example of FIG. 3, a rotating gear B2 is attached to a rotating gear A1 whose rotation axis is a horizontal axis, When B2 rotates half a turn, a movable weight magnet C3 that moves linearly is attached to rotating gear B2 so that the center of rotating gear B2 moves vertically downward at the lowest point on rotating gear A1. We devised a power generation device that continuously generates an induced current by moving the movable weight magnet C3, which maximizes the energy of moving vertically downward for action, in the power generation solenoid 5 at high speed. [Selection drawing] Fig. 3

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a power generator using the propulsive force generation technology described in Patent Document 1, gravity, and magnetic force .

In the conventional technology , no power generating device using centrifugal force, gravity, or magnetic force has been realized up to now.

Patent No. 7029743 JP 2006-211884 Japanese Patent Application 2022-54539

The present invention addresses the issue of zero emissions to reduce carbon dioxide, which is important for mitigating global warming, goal 7 of the SDGs, ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy, and goal 13 climate change. , climate change and urgent measures to mitigate its impacts, and the energy revolution.

As shown in the device example of FIG. 3, a rotating gear B2 is attached to a rotating gear A1 having a horizontal axis as a rotation axis by utilizing the propulsive force generation technology described in Patent Document 1, and while the rotating gear A1 makes one rotation, By rotating the gear B2 halfway and attaching a movable weight magnet C3 that moves linearly to the rotating gear B2 so that the center of the rotating gear B2 moves vertically downward at the lowest point on the rotating gear A1, centrifugal force and gravity Due to the action of , the movable weight magnet C3, which maximizes the moving energy in the vertically downward direction, moves at high speed in the power generating solenoid 5 to generate an induced current.

In addition to the magnetic force and gravity, which have small energy attenuation and excellent conversion efficiency, the propulsion generation technology described in Patent Document 1 is utilized to maximize the vertically downward movement energy due to the action of centrifugal force and gravity. As the weight magnet C3 moves at high speed in the power generation solenoid 5, the energy of centrifugal force, gravity, and magnetic force is converted into an induced current.

As is widely known, there are three ways to increase the induced current. 1. Make the magnet move faster. Since the rate at which the magnetic field changes in a given period of time increases, the induced current also increases. 2. Change the magnet to one with strong magnetic force. As the change in the magnetic field increases, so does the induced current. 3. Increase the number of turns of the solenoid. Doubling the number of turns doubles the voltage produced and increases the induced current.
Therefore, the diameters of the rotary gears A1 and B2 are increased to increase the rotational speed, the magnitude and weight of the magnetic force of the movable weight magnet C3 are increased, the number of turns of the power generation solenoid 5 is increased, and the rotary gear B2 and the movable weight magnet are increased. By increasing the number of units that combine C3, it becomes possible to continuously generate a larger induced current.

The diameters of the rotary gears A1 and B2 are increased to increase the rotational speed, the magnitude and weight of the magnetic force of the movable weight magnet C3 are increased, the number of turns of the power generating solenoid 5 is increased, and the rotary gear B2 and the movable weight magnet C3 are separated. By increasing the number of combined units, etc.
Achieving zero emissions and SDGs goals while using the maximum continuous induced current not only for daily consumption at home and industrial power, but also as a power source for isolated villages, disaster areas, and undeveloped areas around the world. to promote

Front view showing the movement curve of one movable weight magnet C3 in an example using gears Side view of one movable weight magnet C3 positioned at the lowest point on the rotating gear A1 in an example using gears A front view of an example of a device in which four units combined with a rotating gear B2 and a movable weight magnet C3 are attached to a rotating gear A1 in an example using gears.

In an example of a device using gears shown in FIG. 3, a rotating gear B2 is attached to a rotating gear A1 having a horizontal axis as a rotation axis by utilizing the propulsive force generation technology described in Patent Document 1, and during one rotation of the rotating gear A1, , Rotating gear B2 is rotated halfway, and a movable weight magnet C3 that moves linearly to the rotating gear B2 is attached so that the center of the rotating gear B2 moves vertically downward at the lowest point on the rotating gear A1, so that the centrifugal force The movable weight magnet C3, which maximizes the energy of moving vertically downward due to the action of gravity, moves in the power generation solenoid 5 to continuously generate an induced current.

In addition to the magnetic force and gravity, which have small energy attenuation and excellent conversion efficiency, the propulsion generation technology described in Patent Document 1 is utilized to maximize the vertically downward movement energy due to the action of centrifugal force and gravity. An induced current is generated by moving the weight magnet C3 at a high speed in the power generation solenoid 5 .

By increasing the diameter of the rotary gear A1 and the rotary gear B2 in the device example of FIG. By increasing the number of units that combine B2 and movable weight magnet C3, the propulsive force generation technology described in Patent Document 1 is utilized to continuously generate the maximized induced current.

The terms and expressions used in the specification and claims are for the purpose of description only and should not be regarded as limiting the features described and claimed herein. There is no intention to exclude some equivalent terms or expressions.
Moreover, it goes without saying that various modifications are possible within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention.

In the device example shown in FIG. 3, a rotating gear B2 is attached to a rotating gear A1 whose rotation axis is the horizontal axis by utilizing the propulsive force generation technology described in Patent Document 1, and while the rotating gear A1 rotates once, the rotating gear B2 is rotated halfway, and the movable weight magnet C3 that moves linearly to the rotating gear B2 is attached so that the center of the rotating gear B2 moves vertically downward at the lowest point on the rotating gear A1, so that the energy attenuation is small and converted. In addition to highly efficient magnetic force and gravity, the movable weight magnet C3, which maximizes the vertically downward movement energy due to the action of centrifugal force and gravity utilizing the propulsion generation technology described in Patent Document 1, is used for power generation. An induced current is continuously generated by moving the solenoid 5 at high speed.

The diameters of the rotary gears A1 and B2 are increased to increase the rotational speed, the magnitude and weight of the magnetic force of the movable weight magnet C3 are increased, the number of turns of the power generation solenoid 5 is increased, and the rotary gear B2 and the movable weight magnet C3 are rotated. By increasing the number of units combined with, the propulsive force generation technology described in Patent Document 1 is utilized to continuously generate a maximized induced current.

In the example of the device shown in FIG. 3, the movable weight magnet C3 is in a substantially spiral motion, so that the device may vibrate. and reduce noise.

It can be used as a power source for eV vehicles and VTOL for long distances and for long periods of time, replacing power generators that use external energy such as oil and gas as a power source. Promote the achievement of zero emissions and SDGs while using it as a power source for undeveloped areas.

1 rotating gear A
2 Rotating gear B
3 Movable weight magnet C
4 Fixed gear D
5 Solenoid for power generation
6 Movement line of movable weight magnet C
7 Moving direction of movable weight magnet C
8 Axis of rotary gear A and fixed gear D
9 Axis of rotary gear B 10 Rotation direction of rotary gear A 11 Rotation direction of rotary gear B 12 Radius of rotary gear B 2r
13 Radius of fixed gear D r

Claims (2)

As an example of a device using gears, a rotating gear B2 is attached to a rotating gear A1 whose rotation axis is the horizontal axis. By attaching the movable weight magnet C3 so that the center of the rotating gear B2 moves vertically downward at the lowest point on the rotating gear A1, the energy of the vertically downward movement is maximized due to the action of centrifugal force and gravity. A power generation method in which the energy of centrifugal force, gravity, and magnetic force is efficiently and continuously converted into an induced current because the movable weight magnet C3 moves at high speed in the power generation solenoid 5. As an example of a device using gears, a rotating gear B2 is attached to a rotating gear A1 whose rotation axis is the horizontal axis. By attaching the movable weight magnet C3 so that the center of the rotating gear B2 moves vertically downward at the lowest point on the rotating gear A1, the energy of the vertically downward movement is maximized due to the action of centrifugal force and gravity. Since the movable weight magnet C3 moves at high speed in the power generation solenoid 5, the power generation device efficiently and continuously converts the energy of centrifugal force, gravity, and magnetic force into an induced current.

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