WO1981003359A1

WO1981003359A1 - Mechanical energy autonomous hydromotor

Info

Publication number: WO1981003359A1
Application number: PCT/FR1980/000080
Authority: WO
Inventors: E Commins
Original assignee: E Commins
Priority date: 1980-05-16
Filing date: 1980-05-16
Publication date: 1981-11-26

Abstract

a) Mechanical energy autonomous hydromotor using the gravity force of fluid and dense liquid element, contained in said machine. b) It is mounted on a fixed frame, and comprises substantially the following mechanical members: 1) a wheel (5) provided with troughs (6), mounted vertically on a horizontal axis, driving by means of a pinion and a chain; 2) a second axis at the top of the device which actuates in turn, with a reduction system; 3) an endless chain, provided with scoops (4), which raise the liquid gradually, from the lower tank (7) to the top of the wheel, said liquid actuating by the mere force of gravity the rotation of the wheel, and falling back into the supply container, and the cycle is repeated.

Description

SELF-CONTAINED HYDROMOTOR OF EN ERGI E MECA I ^Q UE

The object of the present invention is and refers to motors providing usable, continuous and free mechanical energy.

The principle and the claimed characteristic of the present invention is the revolutionary design of a rotary hydraulic energy motor, exploiting the dynamic force and the kinetic energy of dense and fluid liquid contained in this machine.

PR INCIPED AND OPERATED

In the present invention, the production of energy is due to the action of a liquid element acting in a downward movement at the outer ends of the spokes of a driving wheel, causing an imbalance in weight, causing the gyration of this wheel. so as to produce a force greater than the energy required to raise this liqui¬ from to its starting point - by an elevator provided for this purpose.

DESCRIPTION AND PR I NCI OPERATING PE

The apparatus in question mainly comprises the following elements, namely: a) a fixed frame on which is mounted a wheel which is arranged vertically on a shaft mounted horizontally on a bearing (of bearings or ball bearings), the en¬ seems perfectly balanced dynamically, turning on itself.

b) on the outer part of this wheel, and on the entire circumference of its rim are dis¬ placed "at regular and compact intervals" buckets.

c) on the shaft of this wheel “with good spacing thereof” is mounted a pinion of small diameter ,. which will be used to activate “via an endless chain” a secondary shaft located at the top of the device.

d) this secondary shaft thus driven, arranged parallel to the wheel shaft, also mounted on a bearing and dominating the entire device, will in turn serve to transmit the movement of gyration "communicated by the wheel shaft" to an endless chain ... fitted with a series of buckets, mounted vertically on a drive pinion overhanging the wheel.

e) directly overlooking the wheel, a funnel arranged inside the pinion for driving the buckets of the endless chain will serve "to collect the liquid from the buckets and pour it directly" above the wheel 'inside of his buckets'. f) and finally, in the lower part of the device, will be placed a container containing a liquid "with good density" where will come to plunge and fill with each passage, the buckets of the endless chain. the tank will thus serve simultaneously:

1 .. to feed the buckets of the endless chain.

2 .. then, collect the liquid rejected at their lowest point, by the external buckets.

This results in the logical process described below, namely: the weights of the liquid in the troughs "points of application" offset from the wheel, the imbalance and gives it a downward gyratory movement, with a proportional intensity at its mass, this wheel then activates "with gear reduction" by means of the central pinion of its shaft, the secondary shaft situated at the top of the device, which in turn transmits the circular movement received, and thus drives the buckets of the endless chain ... which gradually remove the liquid from the lower container, and transfer it by the automatic tilting of the buckets "when they pass over the upper part of the pinion overhanging the wheel Inside the buckets - by means of the funnel.

This unstable and renewed balance of weight, thus animates the turning of the wheel "until the dynamic force and the kinetic energy of the liquid are exhausted" beyond the low point of each bucket of the wheel, whence it finally falls back into the lower container ... and the cycle begins again ...

(see attached drawings)

Claims

CLAIM

Mechanical energy generating apparatus, comprising

a liquid reservoir, a drive wheel mounted above said liquid reservoir and rotating in a substantially vertical plane around a first substantially horizontal axis, with several buckets or similar vessels arranged at regular intervals on the around said drive wheel;

a first drive shaft in said first substantially horizontal axis, said first drive shaft being driven by said drive wheel;

a second drive shaft in a second substantially horizontal axis, the latter being vertically above said first substantially horizontal axis and parallel thereto;

an endless drive system engaged with said first and second drive shafts and connecting the latter; and

an endless conveyor entrainée by said second transmission shaft, 'with several bucket or similar containers arranged at regular intervals on this conveyor, between said second transmission shaft and said supply tank, the liquid being drawn towards the high by said buckets (or said endless conveyor) from the feed tank and discharged at the upper end of the conveyor into the buckets located on the upper part of said wheel, then conveyed downwards by the buckets of said wheel drive, thus causing the rotation of this drive wheel before being discharged once again into the liquid tank (or supply tank); said rotation of the drive wheel produces a rotation of said first drive shaft, which in turn drives said second drive shaft via said endless drive system, said endless conveyor then being driven by said second drive shaft.

SELF-CONTAINED HYDROMOTOR OF MECHANICAL ENERGY

Name of the depositor: COMMI NS Eric, Jean. 97417 - the Mountain Reunion Island - FRANCE -

a) Autonomous mechanical energy hydromotor using the gravity force of dense and fluid liquid element, contained in this machine.

b) mounted on a fixed casing, it essentially comprises the following mechanical components, namely:

D a wheel fitted with buckets, mounted vertically on a horizontal axis, driving by means of a pinion and a chain,

2) a second axis at the top of the device, which in turn actuates, with multiplication,

3) an endless chain, fitted with buckets, which lift the liquid as it goes, from the lower container to the top of the wheel.

Which then activates, by simple force of gravity the turning of the wheel, and then falls back into the feed container, then the cycle begins again.

c) Simple design device. Useful for the production of mechanical energy in the most varied and extensive economic sectors of our contemporary civilization.