PT101694A - System which generates energy in itself without recourse to any external energy besides that necessary for its initial start-up - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a system which generates energy in an unlimited and constant manner without recourse to any type of external energy source besides that required for its initial start-up. 1 - The electropump A permanently provides a specific pressure to the fixed disc B via the conduit C. 2 - Surrounding the disc B is another rotary disc D which is integral with the shaft G and is mounted on bearings. 3 - The seals E ensure perfect leaktightness between both discs. 4 - On the periphery of the disc D are one or more outlets F, all with the same direction. 5 - Exit of the liquid causes jets in the direction parallel to the disc D, therefore generating a reaction. 6 - This reaction determines the rotation of the disc D and consequently of the shaft G where it is applied. 7 - On the shaft G there is a pulley H from which the movement and the energy of the system is extracted to an electric generator J. 8 - The energy obtained in the generator is intended for two purposes: 8.1 - part of it is intended for actuating the hydraulic pump A; 8.2 - the remaining energy is intended for use in the most appropriate manner, either actuating an electric motor or actuating any other mechanism. 9 - This type of construction allows the liquid impelled by the pump to reach, under pressure, the periphery of the rotary disc D, bearing in the mind the usual losses of charge during the normal path of the fluid from the pump to the periphery of the rotary disc. 10 - The rotary disc is surrounded so that the liquid projected from its outlets can be collected in the tank K and return to the hydraulic pump. 11 - Energy balance: a hydraulic pump actuated by an electric motor which absorbs 2 HP and which has an output of 44% is able to produce a total reaction of 3.39 kg at one or a number of well-calculated reaction outlets. If the disc where those flows are applied has a radius of 34 cm, the resulting torque will be 2.34 kgm. If the disc is able to rotate, for example, at 600 revolutions per minute, then the gross power available on the shaft which is coupled to the generator will be 10.62 HP. Considering the electric generator with an output of 60%, the energy generated will be 5.31 HP. Deducting the 2-HP energy required for the operation of the hydraulic pump, 3.31 HP of available energy remain. <IMAGE>