JPH03111672A - Recovery of gravitational acceleration energy - Google Patents

Recovery of gravitational acceleration energy

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JPH03111672A
JPH03111672A JP24764389A JP24764389A JPH03111672A JP H03111672 A JPH03111672 A JP H03111672A JP 24764389 A JP24764389 A JP 24764389A JP 24764389 A JP24764389 A JP 24764389A JP H03111672 A JPH03111672 A JP H03111672A
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Kazuhiko Nagashima
一彦 永嶋
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PURPOSE:To operate a system without supply of energy from the external by returning a material placed at a low position after recovering position energy to a high position where position energy is high using a passage of inertial system. CONSTITUTION:A liquid pumping system consisting of a number of liquid lifting tanks 1 installed on a rope 2 or the like a belt conveyor is rotated. By returning liquid continuously from a low position to a high position using a passage of inertial system for supplying position energy while recovering energy in a passage of non-inertial system. In addition, excessive energy is supplied to the external. The whole system can thus be operated without supply of energy from the external.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は位置エネルギーに関するものである。[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to potential energy.

従来より位置エネルギーの回収システムには水力発電な
どがあるが、水力充電は高位置にある貯水槽の水を落下
させ、水の持つ位置エネルギーを運動エネルギーに変換
させ、さらに発電機により電気エネルギーとして回収す
るシステムであるが、高位置にある貯水槽の水は、降雨
などによる自然現象に委ねられていた。また近年では、
J!水発電のように原子力発電所などから夜間に出る余
剰の電力を利用し2位;ηエネルギー回収済みの水を夜
間に高位置にある貯水槽まで戻し、再び昼間の電力とし
て再利用するシステムも運転されているが、本発明はこ
の揚水発電の水のリサイクル回路をさらに改良し、慣性
系の経路を使って水をリサイクルさせることにより、リ
サイクルのための外部からのエネルギーの供給なしにシ
ステム全体が運転可能で、しかも余剰の電力を外部に供
給することの出来るシステムにしたところである。
Conventional potential energy recovery systems include hydroelectric power generation, but hydroelectric charging involves dropping water from a high-position water tank, converting the water's potential energy into kinetic energy, and then converting it into electrical energy using a generator. Although this system collects water, the water in the high-placed water storage tanks was left to natural phenomena such as rainfall. Also, in recent years,
J! Like water power generation, it comes in second place by using surplus electricity generated at night from nuclear power plants, etc.; ηThere is also a system that returns energy-recovered water to a high-position water storage tank at night and reuses it as electricity during the day. However, the present invention further improves the water recycling circuit of this pumped storage power generation, and by recycling water using an inertial system path, the entire system can be recycled without external energy supply for recycling. We have just created a system that is operable and can also supply surplus electricity to the outside.

では、なぜ非慣性系の経路と慣性系の経路を一つのシス
テムで同時に使うと1重力加速度エネルギーが回収でき
るかを説明する。
Now, I will explain why one gravitational acceleration energy can be recovered by using the non-inertial frame path and the inertial frame path simultaneously in one system.

第一図のグラフにより比* ;11明すると、(ア)の
グラフは理想状態で位置エネルギーを運動エネルギーに
変換したグラフである。非慣性系では物体が高位置から
落下しはじめると、重力加速度の作用により加速され速
度を増していく、その運動エネルギーは速さの2乗に比
例して増大していくので2次曲線を描き、シ1さが増す
につれて変化の割合も増していく、クイ)のグラフは(
ア)の運動エネルギーを発電機で電気エネルギーとして
回収したときのグラフであり、システム内ではエネルギ
ーの回収ロスがtelるので、(ア)の2次曲線の十I
I!1に添ったグラフとなる。(つ)のグラフは重力加
速度のf?用するn慣性系のリサイクル回路で、弔数の
揚水ポンプを使って水を低位置から高(:l、 7Fま
で押し掲げたときのグラフであり、やはりシステム内に
は余分のエネルギー消費があるので(ア)のグラフのL
側に添った2次曲線を1! < 。
According to the graph in Figure 1, the ratio *;11 To clarify, the graph (A) is a graph in which potential energy is converted into kinetic energy in an ideal state. In a non-inertial frame, when an object starts falling from a high position, it is accelerated by the action of gravitational acceleration and its speed increases.The kinetic energy increases in proportion to the square of the speed, so it draws a quadratic curve. , the rate of change increases as the Shi1 increases, the graph of (Qui) is (
This is a graph when the kinetic energy in (a) is recovered as electrical energy by a generator, and since there is a loss of energy recovery within the system, the quadratic curve in (a) is
I! The graph follows 1. (1) graph is f of gravitational acceleration? This is a graph when water is pushed up from a low position to a high position (:l, 7F) using a water pump of the number of people in an n-inertial system recycling circuit, and there is still excess energy consumption in the system. Therefore, L in the graph of (a)
The quadratic curve along the side is 1! <.

ところが、第2図のように揚水タンク(+1をロフ゛(
2)などに多数取付け31!続的に水を引−1−げると
、IR重力加速度ロープの張力と打消し合い慣性系の等
速運動となり、このような慣性系の径路を使い水を高位
置に戻すとそのための消費エネルギーのグラフは第1図
の(工)のように−次閏数の1管線となり、大幅に消費
エネルギーを削減することができる。つまり2次曲線と
1次直線のエネルギーの差は慣性力(オ)であり、この
慣性力である重力加速度のエネルギーが回収可能となる
のである。掟来より多くの人々が永久機関に挑戦してき
たが、みんな同−慣性系でシステムを作ろうとしたので
、エイ・ルギー保存の法+111を敗れず失敗を積重ね
てきた。また慣性系から非慣性糸の運動を見たとき、そ
こには慣性力を借りなければエネルギー保存の法則は成
立しないことも公知のπ実である0本発明はJ14慣性
系と慣性系を同時に一つのシステムに取入れる事により
、慣性力である重力加速度のエネルギーを回収IiT能
にしたものである。
However, as shown in Figure 2, the pumping tank (+1 is
2) Attach many to etc. 31! When the water is continuously pulled out, it cancels out the tension of the IR gravity acceleration rope and becomes a uniform motion of the inertial system, and when the water is returned to a high position using the path of the inertial system, the consumption for that purpose is reduced. The energy graph becomes a one-tube line with a -order leap number, as shown in (E) in Figure 1, making it possible to significantly reduce energy consumption. In other words, the difference in energy between the quadratic curve and the linear line is inertial force (E), and the energy of gravitational acceleration, which is this inertial force, can be recovered. Since then, many people have tried to create a perpetual motion machine, but since they all tried to create a system using the same inertial frame, they failed repeatedly without losing the law of conservation of energy + 111. Also, when looking at the motion of a non-inertial thread from an inertial frame, it is a well-known fact that the law of conservation of energy does not hold unless inertial force is used. By incorporating it into one system, it is possible to recover the energy of gravitational acceleration, which is inertial force.

では、本発明の′X施態様としては、具木的にどのよう
なシステムになるか説明しよう。
Now, let us explain what kind of system will be implemented as the 'X embodiment of the present invention.

重力加速度のエネルギーの回収は、捉米の水力発電の、
Lうに高位;nにある液体の持つ位;ltエネルギーを
落ドさせることにより、あるいは水槽の低位置にある渣
体内の高い圧力を利用することなどにより、非慣性系に
おいて1装置エネルギーを運動エネルギーに変換し、運
動エネルギーとして回収したり、又、更に発電機により
電気エネルギーとして回収する発電システムを利用する
。さらに。
Recovery of energy from gravitational acceleration is the key to hydroelectric power generation in Tomei.
In a non-inertial system, one apparatus energy can be converted to kinetic energy by dropping energy at a high level; the level possessed by a liquid at n, or by utilizing the high pressure within the sediment at a low position in an aquarium. A power generation system is used that converts the energy into energy and recovers it as kinetic energy, or further recovers it as electrical energy using a generator. moreover.

回収したエネルギーの一部を使って、重力加速度が打消
し合うような慣性系の運動をする装置を使い、ふたたび
位置エネルギーを供給するシステムを作ればよい、実際
には第2図のようにベルトコンベアー式に揚液タンク(
1)をロープ(2)などに多数取付けたJ1!液装置を
回転させ、慣性系の絆路で連続的に液体を低位置から高
位;べまで戻ずことにより1作置エネルギーを供給しな
がら非慣性系の杆路でエネルギーをFil収し、さらに
余剰のエンルギーを外部に供給する事の出来るシステム
や、第3図は揚液装置に揚液ポン1(8)を1rC列に
多数配置することにより揚液管く7)内の圧力をほとん
ど均一に低く保ちながら揚液することにより、ロープで
引上げるのと同じような効果が得られるシステムである
Using part of the recovered energy, we can create a system that supplies potential energy again by using a device that performs motion in an inertial frame such that gravitational acceleration cancels out each other.In reality, we can create a system that supplies potential energy again. Conveyor type pumping tank (
J1 with a large number of 1) attached to ropes (2), etc. By rotating the liquid device and returning the liquid continuously from a low position to a high position through a link path in an inertial system, energy is collected through a rod path in a non-inertial system while supplying energy for one operation. By using a system that can supply excess energy to the outside, and by arranging a large number of pumps 1 (8) in rows 1rC in the pumping device (Figure 3), the pressure inside the pumping pipes 7) can be made almost uniform. This system achieves the same effect as pulling up with a rope by pumping liquid while keeping it at a low temperature.

これらのシステムは、従来の水力発電にも利用できるし
、4図のように海中の水圧を利用した水中水力発電所な
ども可能であるし、ビルや船などにシステムを取付けた
小形の水力光1にも11丁能であり又、液体を完全にリ
サイクルすることができるため、比+1(の重い他の液
体を使って発電効率を高d)なり、磁性流体などを媒体
とした1u接発電などらIr(能になるであろう。
These systems can be used for conventional hydroelectric power generation, as well as underwater hydroelectric power plants that utilize underwater water pressure as shown in Figure 4, and small hydroelectric power plants installed on buildings, ships, etc. In addition, since the liquid can be completely recycled, the power generation efficiency is increased by +1 (by using other heavy liquids), and the 1U power generation using magnetic fluid as a medium is possible. etc. Ir (will become Noh).

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1I′4は位置エネルギーとJ!M?hエネルギーの
関係をグラフにしたものである。 (ア)は理想状態で位;6エネルギーをM動エネルギー
に変Jll したときのグJンフ、(イ)は(ア)のa
Sエネルギーを発電機で回収したときのグラフ(つ)は
位置エネルギーを得るためにJ1慣性系においてli数
の揚液ボン1を使って水を押し」;げるときに心電なエ
ネルギー (1)は慣性系の運動で位置エネルギーを得
るために必要なエネルギ(力)はX!II動エネルギー
の;止。(キ)は(+1. ;72エネルギーのht 
。 第2図は本発明を実施するための基本的な構造間である
。 1・ 揚液タンク、2・・17−7.3・ 受液槽4・
・加速管、5・・液体、6・・タービン、7・・発電機
、8・・変圧機、9・・送電線。 10・・駆動モータ 第3図も本発明を実施するための構造図である・貯8v
槽、2・・導液管、3・・明出しノズル、4・・発電L
5・・変圧機、6・・タービン、7・・揚液管、8・・
揚液ボン1.9・・送フ■z線、10・・液体 第4図は海中に本発明のシステムを設置した海中水力発
電所の構造図である。 1・・外壁、2・・樺水管、3・・噴出しノズル4・・
タービン、5・・5!電機、6・・変圧機7・・揚液管
、8・・揚液ボン1.9・・送電線10・・送電管、1
1・・海水、12・・海底。 (へ) (9,?’
The first I'4 is the potential energy and J! M? This is a graph of the relationship between h and energy. (a) is the ideal state; 6 energy is changed to M dynamic energy, (b) is a of (a)
The graph (1) when S energy is recovered by a generator shows the electrocardiographic energy (1 ) is the energy (force) required to obtain potential energy in the motion of an inertial frame is X! II. Stop of dynamic energy. (K) is (+1.; ht of 72 energy
. FIG. 2 shows the basic structure for implementing the invention. 1. Liquid pumping tank, 2..17-7.3. Liquid receiving tank 4.
・Acceleration tube, 5..Liquid, 6..turbine, 7..generator, 8..transformer, 9..power transmission line. 10. Drive motor Figure 3 is also a structural diagram for implementing the present invention. Storage 8v
Tank, 2. Liquid guide pipe, 3. Lighting nozzle, 4. Power generation L
5... Transformer, 6... Turbine, 7... Lifting pipe, 8...
Liquid pump 1.9...Transfer pump ■Z line, 10...Liquid Figure 4 is a structural diagram of an underwater hydroelectric power plant in which the system of the present invention is installed underwater. 1. Exterior wall, 2. Birch water pipe, 3. Spout nozzle 4.
Turbine, 5...5! Electrical equipment, 6...Transformer 7...Liquid pipe, 8...Liquid pump 1.9...Power transmission line 10...Power transmission pipe, 1
1. Seawater, 12. Seabed. (to) (9,?'

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 重力加速度の作用する非慣性系の経路を使って物体の持
つ位置エネルギーを運動エネルギーに変換し、運動エネ
ルギーとして回収したり、さらに発電機により電気エネ
ルギーとして回収するシステムで、位置エネルギーを回
収済みの低位置にある物体を、ふたたび位置エネルギー
の高い位置まで戻す際に、慣性系の経路を使って、高位
置まで戻すことを特徴とする重力加速度エネルギーの回
収法。
A system that converts the potential energy of an object into kinetic energy using a path in a non-inertial system where gravitational acceleration acts, and recovers it as kinetic energy, and then recovers it as electrical energy using a generator. A gravitational acceleration energy recovery method that uses an inertial frame path to return an object at a low position to a position with high potential energy.
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