NO338711B1 - Unit used to create gyro effect. Several units are placed around the load wire to prevent it from swinging from side to side as the rotational speed of the units is increased (29). - Google Patents

Description

Rotating units (33) which are used to

create a "gyro effect" around the load wire.

Several units (33) are used around the load wire on one

device to prevent swaying from side to side on

the wire when the rotation speed is increased on the units.

Electricity is supplied via cable, or via battery and those

the rotating units (33) are regulated with a computer program that is remotely controlled via signal, or controlled via cable and computer program.

The unit (33) is built up by several units (M) with current-carrying shafts being mounted in series towards the rotor (29) which is used to create a gyro effect,

gravitational force. Electronic gearing between the units (M) gives a high rotation speed on unit (29) which has a high specific weight. Several units (33) are assembled around the load wire and the rotation speed of the rotors is regulated according to the desired effect, which is described in more detail in the patent claims.

Fluid flow can be used on the turbine (31) and

generator (M3) transfers energy to the device (M2).

Publication US 7627393 B2 deals with prior art

a device for traversing a load hanging from a wire, where the device consists of a computerized regulation system to dampen the oscillations of the load.

Angle and speed of the oscillations are calculated using

of signal from a gyroscope.

The publication does not show that more units have been installed

together and that several units are placed around a load wire on a device that is fixed to the load wire

Technical description:

Fig 1 is seen as a cross-section seen from the side. Unit (1) which has a cylindrical shape (2) where device (3) with electronics is threaded onto the unit and locked in a slot so that the devices do not twist on the unit. The parts are locked together with bolts and nuts. The parts can also have threads so that the parts are screwed into each other.

The pipe (2) may have current conductors that conduct current into the modules with electronics (3). The modules are used to transform power, signal control, regulators or other forms of electronics.

Fig 2 is seen as a cross-section seen from the side. Two units (1) are placed against each other and mounted on the rotor / stator. The rotor / stator is stored with ball bearings (4) on both units (1). The shaft is fixed in the center of the rotor / stator (5). Current conductors (5) in the stator / rotor transfer current from the shaft into the coil (6). The current / electricity can also be fed into the devices with electronics and transformed before it is used on the stator / rotor. Brushes are used between the stator / rotor and the devices with electronics. Current conductors can also be used instead of brushes.

Magnets / current conductors (7) are fixed between the units (1).

Fig 3 is seen as a cross-section seen from the side. Shaft with insulated current conductor(s) in the center (8) is screwed onto the shaft part (10) with current conductors on the outside which conduct electricity into the stator / rotor (5). The shaft is supported at both ends (9) with ball bearings. The cylindrical cover (11) is threaded onto the unit and locked with bolts to the module units (1). The cover has grooves on both sides (14, 15) which are used when several units (M) are assembled together. These tracks (14,15) can also be used with contacts to transfer electricity / signal between several units (M). Brushes / current conductors (16) which transfer electricity between the stator / rotor and the modules with electronics, also transfer current to current conductors in the shaft (10) via the stator / rotor. Connection (12, 13) shaft with contact so that the current conductors in the shafts are connected if several units are assembled together. Fig 4 shows the figure seen from the side. Cover (17) with power inlet that can be mounted on unit (M1). If units are used on both sides of unit (M1), then the current intake is on the long side (23) of unit (M2). The shafts in unit (M1) and in unit (M2) are screwed together (18) so that the current conductors in the shafts are connected. A smooth cover (20) is used so that the units do not come into contact with each other. Between unit (M2) and unit (M3) a unit (19) is used which is screwed to unit (M2). The unit (19) does not have contact with the shaft in unit (M2). The unit (19) has current conductors that transfer electricity from unit (M2) to unit (M3). The unit (19) can also be used as an electromagnet where the electricity that passes through the unit is used in the winding / electromagnet. Shaft in unit (M3) is screwed onto unit (19) so that electricity is transferred to stator / rotor in unit (M3). A smooth cover (20) is used on unit (M3) so that only the shaft in unit (M3) is connected to unit (19) which is used between units (M2) and (M3). Fig 5 shows the figure seen from the side. Two shaft parts (8) with power conductors in the center are screwed in on either side of the shaft part (10) with power conductors on the outside. Electricity that is conducted through the shaft will be transferred to the stator / rotor via the shaft part (10) with external current conductors. Stator / rotor can also be built directly on the shaft part in the middle (10).

Fig 6 shows a cross-section of the figure seen from the side. Unit (19) mounts firmly (24) to unit (M2). Electricity and signal are transferred between the units via contacts (14,15). There is no contact (26) between the shaft in unit (M2) and unit (19). Unit (M2) is mounted to (18) shaft in unit (M1). Smooth cover (20) between unit (M1) and unit (M2). Electricity and signal are transmitted via current conductors in the shafts of the units (M1 and M2). Unit (M1) is connected (28) to rotor (29) which has a high specific gravity and which rotates around its own axis inside a rotor housing (30). Shaft in unit (M1) is not in contact (27) with unit (29). The units (M) are used on both sides of the rotor (29), with increasing rotation speed towards unit (29). Unit (M3) is used as fan (31) for cooling in area (32) around rotor (29). The unit (M3) can also be used as a generator with turbine (31). Electricity from the unit (M3) is transferred (25) from the shaft and to the unit (19), and from the unit (19) to the unit (M2). Unit with grooves (21) locks unit (M2) and unit (19) to rotor housing (30). The unit (21) has

current conductors (23) into unit (M2). Alternative current conductors (22) into unit (19). Continuous shafting can be used that connects the units (M1) on both sides of unit (29). Cavities through the unit (29) prevent contact of the through shaft with current conductors.

Fig 7 shows a cross-section of the figure seen from the side. Several units (33) are assembled together. The current conductors (25) will become the connections through the unit(s) (M3). The units can also be mounted together on unit (M2).

Claims (5)

1. Unit (33) which is used on load wire to prevent it from swaying from side to side when the rotation speed is increased on unit (29) and is further characterized by: that several units (33) are assembled together, that several units (33) are placed around the load wire on a device that is fixed to the load wire, that electricity is supplied via cable, or via battery, or via fluid with flow that is used on the turbine, 2. Unit (33) which is used on load wire according to claim 1, in that the units (33) can have a different direction of rotation when they are mounted on a device that is attached to the load wire. 3. Unit (33) which is used on load wire according to claims 1 - 2, in that the angle between the load wire and the units (33) can be regulated vertically and horizontally. 4. Unit (33) which is used on load wire according to claims 1 - 3, in that the units (33) can have different rotation speeds on the device which is attached to the load wire. 5. Unit (33) which is used on load wire according to claims 1 - 4, in that a control console is used to regulate the rotation speeds of the units (33).