JPS63192966A - Buoyancy power device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a power source without causing pollution at a low cost by taking out the difference of buoyancies which two weights receive from a liquid as a power. CONSTITUTION:As an arm 11 is rotated counterclockwise, the liquid in a container 7 flows into a container 1 through a pipe 10 and the container 7 becomes gradually lighter while the container 1 becomes gradually heavier. At this time, a container 5 gradually gets out of a vessel 9 into the air increasing weight which is transmitted to the arm 11, whereas, a container 3 gradually sinks into the vessel 9 reducing weight transmitted to the arm 11. Therefore, the weights on both ends of the arm 11 is always the same, requiring only a little force to rotate. Although the weights 2, 4, 6 become lighter due to the buoyancy of the liquid, since the weight 8 is not subjected to the buoyancy of the liquid, the arm 12 is heavier on the right side and, if a lock device 13 is released, it is rotated clockwise. And, power is taken out of the rotation of this arm 12. Thus, power can be taken out by repeating this operation.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This device is intended to be used in a variety of ways as a non-polluting and inexpensive power source.

In Figure 1, the tank (9) contains liquid, and the containers (3) and (5) connected to both ends of the arm (11) go in and out alternately. Containers (1) and (7) are respectively containers (
It is fixedly connected to 3) and (5). Weight (2)
), (4) and weights (6), (8) are each fixedly connected and connected to both ends of the arm (12), respectively. Lockers (13) and (14) are connected to weights (2), (4) and weights (6), (8), respectively.

In Figure 2, the device is stable and stationary. When the arm (11) is rotated in the counterclockwise direction as shown in FIGS. 2 to 3, the liquid in the container (7) flows into the container (1) through the pipe (10), and (7) gradually becomes lighter, and container (1) gradually becomes heavier. At this time, the container (5) gradually comes out of the liquid in the tank (9) into the air, the weight transmitted to the arm (11) increases, and the container (3) gradually sinks into the tank (9). The weight transmitted to the arm (11) will decrease. For this reason, arm (1
1) The weight at both ends is always the same, so only a small amount of force is required to rotate it.

In Figure 3, weights (2), (4), and (6) are lighter due to the buoyancy of the liquid, but weight (7) is not affected by the buoyancy of the liquid, so the arm (12) is heavier on the right side.
If the lock device (13) is released, it will rotate in the direction of the clock's hands. Power is extracted from the rotation of this arm (12).

Figure 4 shows the end of the rotation of the arm (12), and although the left and right sides are symmetrical with Figure 2, they are in the same state, and this device can repeatedly extract power. Figure 1 is an elevational view. A partial cross-sectional view.

Figures 2, 3 and 4 are schematic elevation views.

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Claims (1)

[Claims] A device that extracts power from the difference in buoyancy that two weights receive from a liquid.