JPH0918041A - Road use and sidewalk use block-shaped generator using solar battery - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a road use and sidewalk use block-shaped generator for preventing walkers or autos from slipping on sidewalks or roads by a method wherein a solar battery is packed with a strong and heat-resistant member, such as a bulletproof glass or a bulletproof plastic, which transmits light, and a projected pattern is formed on the surface of the member. SOLUTION: A solar battery 1 is packed with a case 2, such as a bulletproof glass or a bulletproof plastic, which transmits light and consists of a strong and heat-resistant member. A projected pattern is provided on the surface of the case 2 so as to prevent the tires of autos from slipping and so as to play the role of a convex lens for collecting the sunlight or heat. Moreover, projection parts, which are buried and fixed in the ground, are respectively mounted to the corner parts of the rear of the case 2 in a truncated chevron. Thereby, a semipermanent device, which disperses with fuel expenses for roadway use and for sidewalk use, is formed.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a solar cell in combination with a block for roads or sidewalks.
It is a generator that was created based on the idea that "a road or sidewalk itself will be a power station" using only sunlight or heat.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional power plants are (a) nuclear power plants,
(B) Thermal power station and (c) Hydropower station. However, in the case of (a), it emitted radioactivity and endangered the human body. In the case of (b), since he was using oil, he was wasting the limited resources of the earth. In the case of (c), although it was safe for the time being, it could not be used during the water shortage period. Of course, there was power generation technology using solar cells in the past, but it required land for solar power generation, so it was a waste of land in a small Japan.

[0003]

Therefore, although each manufacturer has come up with the idea of mounting a solar cell on the roof of each home, the power supply is insufficient only by itself. The present invention
A "solar cell" that uses infinite sunlight or heat without using oil or wasted land, which is a safe and limited resource
It was invented in order to secure electric power by combining a road or sidewalk that was previously wasted.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] The structure will now be described. (A) (1) is a solar cell. (B) Wrap the solar cell of (1) with the bulletproof glass or bulletproof plastic of (2) (any material that is strong and resistant to heat and is resistant to light). (C) Below, refer to (2) “Case for enclosing solar cells”
Call. (D) Part of the surface of the "case enclosing the solar cell" in (2) is (3). (E) “Part of the surface of the case that encloses the solar cell” in (3)
2 is an enlarged view of FIG. (F) On the surface of the case that encloses the solar cell as shown in Fig. 2,
As in (4), a convex pattern is attached so as not to slip even when an automobile tire passes through, and also to serve as a convex lens that collects sunlight or heat. (G) Hereinafter, (4) is referred to as a “convex pattern”. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the case enclosing the solar cell of (h) and (2). (L) As shown in FIG. 3, on the back surface of the case that encloses the solar cell in (2), (5) “projection part to be buried and fixed in the ground”
Are attached to each of the four locations in an "eight-shaped" shape. this is,
This is because it is simply inserted into the ground, yet firmly fixed so that it does not slip. (Nu) (6) is a code for taking out the electricity generated by the solar cell of (1). The present invention "a block type generator for a road or a sidewalk using a solar cell" is completed by synthesizing all of (L), (A) to (N).

[0005]

Next, the operation of the present invention will be described. The light or heat of the sun is made of bulletproof glass, bulletproof plastic or the like (any material that is transparent to light and has excellent heat resistance) can be used (2) Electric power is generated by the solar cell of (1), passing through the surface of the case enclosing the solar cell (particularly the convex pattern portion of (4)). It is a generator that takes out the electricity from the code of (6).

[0006]

EXAMPLE A solar cell and a block for roads or sidewalks (including blocks laid on any ground such as parks or sports facilities) are combined to generate electricity only by sunlight or heat. include. In addition, the solar cell is wrapped in bulletproof glass or bulletproof plastic (any material that can pass light and has excellent heat resistance) can be used to make the generator durable so that it will not break even if the car passes over it. Has the same effect. On the surface of the generator of the present invention (a block type generator for roads or sidewalks using solar cells), the role of a convex lens that collects sunlight or heat so that the tires of automobiles do not slip even if it passes through As described above, if a convex pattern is formed on the surface of "bulletproof glass or bulletproof plastic", it is still effective. In addition, on the back surface of the present invention, a "protruding portion to be embedded and fixed in the ground", so that it can be fixed simply by inserting it into the ground,
It is even better to install the "8" shape at each of the 4 locations, as it will not require much construction cost.

[0007]

[Effects of the Invention] Therefore, this generator can be generated only by laying it on a road or a sidewalk or installing it by inserting it by using the infinite energy of sunlight or heat without using wasteful land. Therefore, no fuel cost is required, and it is safe and durable, so that it can generate electricity semipermanently.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a part of the surface of the case enclosing the solar cell.

FIG. 3 is a rear perspective view of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

(1) is a "solar cell" (2) is a "case that encloses the solar cell" made of bulletproof glass or bulletproof plastic (any material that can withstand light and is durable and has excellent heat resistance) (3) "<(2) >> Part of the surface of the case that encloses the solar cell" (4) is the "convex pattern" on the surface of the case that encases the solar cell (5) is "Built in the ground and fixed "6" is the "cord"

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A generator that combines a solar cell and blocks for roads or sidewalks (including blocks laid on any ground such as parks or sports facilities) to generate electricity only by sunlight or heat. 2. A power generation system in which a solar cell is wrapped in bulletproof glass or bulletproof plastic (any material that is transparent to light and has excellent heat resistance) can be used so that it will not be broken even if an automobile passes over it. Machine. 3. Bulletproof so as not to slip on the surface of the generator according to claim 1 or 2 even if a tire of an automobile passes through it, and also to serve as a convex lens for collecting sunlight or heat. Put a convex pattern on the surface of glass or bulletproof plastic. 4. On the back surface of the generator according to claim 1 or 2,
"Protrusions to be buried and fixed in the ground" are attached to each of the four locations in an "eight-shape" so that it can be fixed simply by inserting it into the ground.