WO1986007233A2 - The counter balance applicater - Google Patents

Description

The Title of the Invention is, the Counter Balance Applicater.

This invention relates to a new means of obtaining free and unlimited power(from 5 machine)whos energy output needs no refeed for starting.

It has been found in practice,that the existing ways of obtaining power are envoirmently dangerous and hazardous to humans and animals and most wars are fought over food or energy,this invention should obliterate the first and make the last easier to achieve.

According to this invention,there are provided inventive machines which use either the gravity force or magnetic attraction for perpetual energy,by applying Counter Balance to achieve this, characterised by using Counter Balance to obliterate masses or forces to distance and gain energy from their mechanical manipulation.

Fig.1.examples.1,2,3,4,5,and 6 are elevated examples of the basic structures of these invention and are explained in further detail by the following Figs,2to 7. The first example of the Counter Balance to power is explained in Fig,2,as simplified terms on each sketch sheet.

There is provided a',liquid displacing machine;.Liquid weight machine,.Magnetic converter and a,Liquid counter balancer, Magnetic refeed machine, Incline converter apparatus;

The six applications applying to the,Counter Balance to power Invention; For perpetual energy are explained in simple detail-,

'The Displacing machine;Fig,2. 1! Displacer tank;rigid and fixed practable frame;bottom inlet, and' top outlet fixed valves;

2!Torque chamber;practable volume,free sliding on circumference of;displacing tank;surface holding to fixed;buoyancy tankjand opening and closing of valves fitted to the;displacing tank!

3!Ballast,practable shape and size,suspended by Counter balance aided byjgraded counter balance!

4!Consumer spring;practable size and shape,compression to power.

5!Full counter balance;of practable size and shape,of permanent magnetic material,free to motion inside;copper windings!

At the top of the setting upstroke;the displacing chamber; empties into the;torque chamber;when opened by mechanism from the said chamber and the weight afforded,pius the; consumer springs;expanded energy,aiding in it's decent. Thegradual floatation of the;ballasts decent,will place the liquid to a higher level and is Counter balanced gradually by the;extra Counter balance,in transmission,from full to nothing.

On the upstroke,which is carried over from the downstroke, the;ballast;receives full power by travelling back up through the extra height of floatation made by the; displaced liquid; which has been trapped by the;valve holding shelves; this power is transferred to the;consumer spring;in compression for the start of the downstroke,after the opening of the;side valves! The full counter balanced;holding weightjhas been manufactured to permanent magnet and it's motion through;copper windings is excess power.

'The Liquid Weight machine;Fig, 3. 1 !Main air tank;rigid and fixed of practable size and cylinder shaped to hold the small;air tank;counter balanced pistons,in relation to the;generator;and is water tight and shaped with two formations to the top area.

2!The counter balance pistons;are short cylinder shaped,air holders,of practable size, the air filling to aid in transmison holding to counter balance.

3!The fly wheel;is fitted and driven continually by;push pawl;

4! The wave cups;are of practable shape and volume to cover the

; pistons;in area,so the weight of the liquid height is recorded and are joined in circumference,rigidly to the;main tank!

5!The power shaft;centrally situated and vertically fitted and free rotating.

6!The rigid shelf;rotates around by;central shaft.

'The liquid weight machine;works on a constant changing of weight holding being fed by height promoting vessels,set to a rigid holding to each other and being activated by a rotatable and;rigid shelf;which is holed evenly on it's flat cover circumference',to the size of the;counter balanced pistons;promoting energy in it's continual movement. 'The counter balance pistons;maintane a balance in regards to the weight height of the water surface.

'The Magnetic Converter machine;Fig,4. 1!Outer holder;is is practable rigid and cylinder shaped and centrally holed.

2!Basic permanent magnet;encircled by a;keeper;and centrally holed. 3!Central shaft;toped by fixed gear power driver,held centrally rotatable by bearing;to,outer holderl

4!Counter balanced keeper bender;centrally holed of practable shape and joined rigid to;centre shaft in motion!

5!Motion magnet;of practable shape and size,fitted and joined to the;centre shaft;motion,through axle like,shaft fitted centrally through thejkeeper bender;and held to endless chain movement of energy.

'The magnetic converter machine;Fig,4 works by a created bending of the attraction waves of ajpermanent magnetjby a ;resting counter balance,on the,magnet surface face,which when so placed causes an even grading to both sides, which is movable in surface position. An;attracter;or smaller magnet which is joined to this;counter balance keeper;is then held to a movable position above the holding wave area andproceeds to try to find the moving centre caused by the;counter balance resting keeper;in an endless energy chain which is held rotatable by a;centre or power shaft!

'The Liquid Counter Balancer;Fig,5,6,7. 1. 'The outer holder frame;of practable size and shape to supportthe;holding and constricting columns;in suspension. 2. 'The reservoir or holding tank;may be either dam creek or sea,or any larger tank volume.

3. ;The holding or;fixed rigid columnjis formed at right angles and may proceed to water holding to 35 feet in height. 4.;The counter balance or constricting column;is the same volume of height as the;holding column;and also formed at top to right angle length to fit sleeve like movable to each other. With the same two columns fitted as rigid to each other and an outer holder;the constricting can be applied by,U Tube fitting as illustrated.The said columns,also have;inlet valves fitted toward the lower vertical bottom of each one.

'The Liquid counter balancer;will proceed to pump and generate energy,by the force of the liberated liquid being pulled to earth height by the gravity activation,this happens when the driving or, 'stroke cam, 'is turned,by either it's own power or from the vanes or starting machine.The said turning, constricts the horizontal part of the tube halding,which closes the bottom valves on both columns and allows the;outlet valve; to open.At thelimit and stop of the forward stroke,the;return spring;returns the constriction action,to one of intake,with it's lengthening to thecolumn,when the top;outlet valve;shuts and the bottom;inlet valves;open,allowing the liquid entry from the air weight exerted.

The full stroke has now been in motion and the liberated liquid is forcing the means of refeed which are needed for continuation,as with the illustrated;power vanes;All these mechanical versions with my invention can be worked with a mercury reservoir.

The only sketch example,using my claim for power, that would start without priming action,is the;magnetic converter;but this machine would have a high basic speed and would better used combined as a starting scource with the other series,because of it's bearing wear,the load would help break down the,R.p.M. as is shown by Fig,5.as a true starter and energy producer to my claim of invention,to produce pure energy from Counter balance. Fig.7, the 2nd.last of the;Counter balance Manipulater series,is a; Magnetic Refeed machine!

1.Battery and Wire.

2.Electric motor and Pulley ratio drive.

3.Counter balanced Permanent Magnet.

4.Refeed Wire.

5.Copper Windings.

6.Centre Shaft and Holder Frame,Practable.

'The counter balance ;Magnetic Refeed machine;works by the starting activation from anjelectric motor;which in turn drives the ; counter balanced cylinder magnet; by a speed increase of,10 to 1;pulley drive;which producers that amount of energy for use through;refeed wire;as illustrated.

Fig.8!The Incline Converter Apparatus; 1.Load and joiner pivot;rigid structure,practable shape and size holder for an;incline register rod!

2!Incline register rod;practable length,sturdy holding, rotatable through;fixed pivot;to;load bar;as a holder for;grade wheels;rotatable to this holding.

3.Grade wheels;fixed and rotatable to the outer ends of the register rod;of sturdy construction to act as a Counter balanced bearer for the load on their; traction wheels;or their practable fitting.

4! Traction wheels ; prac table fitting to bear load weight , fixed and rotatable circumference to earth surface,load bearing centres are sturdy and rigid.

'The incline converter apparatus ;is applied and construct. so that the load is counter balanced in it's bearing weight,by two different size;grade wheels;which are seated on fittings to the inner circumference of the;traction wheels;giving a near horizontal to the grade setting and so the conceiving of energy for the downgrades which are average in their numerology.

The box type attachment in sketch,Fig.10. Is self explanitory,and is not necessary for the working the, 'liquid counter balancer machine;but can be used instead of the ;power vanes;with a plus in power.

Claims

The claims defining this Invention are as follows. The conceivance of power by the application of Counter balance.