WO2008060092A1

WO2008060092A1 - Rotative force generator

Info

Publication number: WO2008060092A1
Application number: PCT/KR2007/005705
Authority: WO
Inventors: Sang Yun Park
Original assignee: Sang Yun Park
Priority date: 2006-11-17
Filing date: 2007-11-14
Publication date: 2008-05-22

Abstract

Disclosed is a rotative power generator, which can generate a rotative force by continuously adding buoyancy only to an unlimited orbit without consuming water. A water tank is filled with the water. The unlimited orbit continuously carries out an orbiting movement vertically penetrating the water tank while receiving an increased power due to the buoyancy resulting from a portion of the unlimited orbit put into the water of the water tank. The first sprocket supports the unlimited orbit and is rotated by a power of the unlimited orbit. The second sprocket supports the unlimited orbit and receives a rotative force of the first sprocket through the unlimited orbit. A rotating object penetrates a lower portion of the water tank to be rotatably mounted and pushes up the unlimited orbit that is being raised. A driving unit drives the rotating object. An output unit is coupled to the first sprocket and outputs a rotative force delivered to the second sprocket.

Description

Description ROTATIVE FORCE GENERATOR

Technical Field

[1] The present invention relates to a rotative force generator, and more particularly, to a rotative force generator for generating the rotative force using buoyancy Background Art

[2] The buoyancy is a force which repels an object which is not resolved in water when it is put into a liquid such as water (hereinafter, it will be referred to as a floating object). The water has a downward effect (toward the center of the earth) due to gravity whereas the buoyancy has an upward effect which is opposite to the gravity.

[3] A method of using the buoyancy has bee utilized in an instrument (e.g., a water container of a toilet) or on water, e.g., in a ship.

[4] However, upward and downward movements occur through continuous supply and discharge of water in a predetermined space even when the buoyancy of the water using the conventional method is high, so that the movements can occur by an amount of consuming the water. Disclosure of Invention Technical Problem

[5] The present invention provides a rotative force generator which can continuously add buoyancy only to an unlimited orbit without consuming water to generate the rotative force. Technical Solution

[6] One aspect of the present invention is to provide a rotative force generator, which includes: a water tank filled with water; an unlimited orbit continuously carrying out an orbiting movement vertically penetrating the water tank while receiving an increased power due to a buoyancy resulting from a portion of the unlimited orbit put into the water of the water tank; a first sprocket supporting the unlimited orbit and being rotated by a power of the unlimited orbit; a second sprocket supporting the unlimited orbit and receiving a rotative force of the first sprocket delivered through the unlimited orbit; a rotating object rotatably mounted penetrating a lower portion of the water tank and pushing up the unlimited orbit that is being raised; a driving unit driving the rotating object; and an output unit coupled to the first sprocket and outputting the rotative force delivered to the second sprocket.

[7] Preferably, the unlimited orbit includes an axis, and a spiral floating object which is integrally formed with, spirally surrounding the axis, coupled to the rotating object by means of screws and receives the buoyancy to be raised. More preferably, an inlet hole is formed inside of the rotating object, and the rotating object comprises a flange positioned on a bottom of the water tank, a pulley integrally formed with the flange on an outer surface of the water tank, and an anti-leaking member coupled to the rotating object by means of screws and preventing the water within the water tank from being leaked outside. Most preferably, the rotating object further comprises at least one of a first bearing which is mounted on a lower portion of the flange, supports rotation of the rotating object, and keeps the smooth rotation of the rotating object smooth with respect to a water pressure received by the rotating object, a second bearing, and a third bearing which are mounted respective lower and upper portions of the anti- leaking member and support rotation of the rotating object. In addition, the driving unit includes, a motor generating a power, a motor axis axially coupled to the motor and being rotated by the power of the motor, and a belt delivering a rotative force of the motor axis to the rotating object.

Advantageous Effects

[8] According to the present invention, only buoyancy can be continuously added to an unlimited orbit without consuming water to generate a rotative force. Brief Description of the Drawings

[9] FIG. 1 is a schematic view illustrating a rotative force generator according to embodiments of the present invention.

[10] FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating a floating object of an unlimited orbit shown in FIG. 1.

[11] FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating the floating object of the unlimited orbit shown in FIG. 1 engaged with sprockets.

[12] FIG. 4 is a disassembled view illustrating a rotating object shown in FIG. 1 in detail.

[13] FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a principle of generating buoyancy within a water tank shown in FIG. 1. Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[14] Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to accompanying drawings. Mode for the Invention

[15] FIG. 1 is a schematic view illustrating a rotative force generator according to embodiments of the present invention.

[16] The rotative force generator according to embodiments of the present invention includes a water tank 40, an unlimited orbit 10, a first sprocket 70, a second sprocket 30, a rotating object 20, a driving unit 50, and an output unit 130.

[17] The water tank 40 is filled with a liquid such as water, and has an inlet 41 at its lower portion.

[18] The unlimited orbit 10 has a portion thereof sunk into the water of the water tank

40, and receives the buoyancy to be raised, and then moves out of the water tank 40 to continuously carry out a circulating movement. FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating a floating object 12 of the unlimited orbit 10 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating the floating object 12 of the unlimited orbit 10 shown in FIG. 1 engaged with sprockets 30 and 70. The unlimited orbit 10 includes an axis 11, and a spiral floating object 12 which is integrally formed with the axis, coupled to the rotating object 20 by means of screws, raised due to the buoyancy and surrounds the axis 11.

[19] The floating object 12 has a predetermined thickness which is spirally extended, and the buoyancy can be adjusted by changing the size of the floating object 12 or the water height of the water tank 40.

[20] The first sprocket 70 supports the unlimited orbit 10, and rotates in a counterclockwise direction due to the power of the unlimited orbit 10.

[21] The second sprocket 30 supports the unlimited orbit 10, and receives the rotative force of the first sprocket 70 through the unlimited orbit 10.

[22] The rotating object 20 is rotatably mounted on the water tank while penetrating a lower portion of the water tank 40, and raises the unlimited orbit 10 which is being raised due to the buoyancy. FIG. 4 is a disassembled view illustrating the rotating object 20 shown in FIG. 1 in detail.

[23] The rotating object 20 includes a flange 21, a pulley 210, and an anti-leaking member 22. An inlet hole 220 is formed within the rotating object 20. The flange 21 is positioned on a bottom within the water tank 40. The pulley 210 is integrally formed with the flange 21 on an outer surface of the water tank. The anti-leaking member 22 is coupled to the floating object 12 by means of screws to prevent the water within the water tank 40 from being leaked outward.

[24] The rotating object 20 includes a first bearing 23, a second bearing 230, and a third bearing 231. The fist bearing 23 is mounted on a lower portion of the flange 21 to support rotation of the rotating object 20, and guides smooth rotation of the rotating object 20 with respect to the water pressure received by the rotating object 20. The second bearing 230 and the third bearing 231 are mounted on lower and upper portions of the anti-leak member 22 to support the rotation of the rotating object 20, respectively.

[25] The driving unit 50 drives the rotating object 20. The driving unit 50 includes a motor 110, a motor axis 120, and a belt 25.

[26] The motor 110 generates a power. The motor axis 120 is axially coupled to the motor 110 and is rotated by the power of the motor 110. The belt 25 delivers the rotative force of the motor axis 120 to the rotating object 20.

[27] The output unit 130 is coupled to the second sprocket 30, and outputs the rotative force delivered to the second sprocket 30, to the load 140 as an output rotative force. The output unit 130 is preferably a belt.

[28] The output rotative force increases depending on the magnitude of the buoyancy, and the magnitude of the buoyancy is changed in accordance with the size of the floating object 12 and the water height of the water tank 40. A reference numeral 13 which is not explained is a gap between floating objects.

[29] Hereinafter, operations of a rotative force generator according to embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to accompanying drawings.

[30] FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a principle of generating buoyancy within a water tank shown in FIG. 1.

[31] When a power generated by the motor 110 of the driving unit 50 is first delivered to the rotating object 20 through the motor axis 120 and the belt 25, the rotating object 20 starts to rotate. At this time, the flange 21 and the anti-leak member 22 which are integrally formed with the rotating object 20 simultaneously rotate. At thins time, the flange 21 and the anti-leak member 22 of the rotating object 20 may be easily rotated by the first bearing 23, the second bearing 230, and the third bearing 231.

[32] As the rotating object 20 rotates, specifically, as the third bearing 231 mounted on the anti-leak member 22 by means of screws raises the unlimited orbit 10, it allows the unlimited orbit 10 to continuously orbit.

[33] Referring to FIG. 5, when the unlimited orbit 40 having the floating object 12 spirally extended by the rotation of the rotating object 20 enters the water tank 40, the water flows into the gap 510 between the floating object 12 of the unlimited orbit 10 and the anti-leak member 22, thereby generating the buoyancy.

[34] The buoyancy is proportional to the volume of the floating object and the water height. The buoyancy has a vertical effect on a cross-sectional area of the floating object 12 put in the water, and is generated due to a difference of water pressures between an upper surface and a lower surface of the floating object 12. The buoyancy has the same magnitude whether or not the floating object 12 is deep in the water or on the water. To use such buoyancy, firstly, a specific gravity of the floating object 12 must be smaller than that of the water. Secondly, the floating object 12 must be continu ously supplied from a lower portion of the water tank 40. Thirdly, leaking must be prevented.

[35] To meet such requirements, the unlimited orbit 10, which is rotatably suspended by the first and second sprockets 70 and 30, has a symmetric shape in terms of right and left sides, so that right and left weights thereof are the same as each other to be floated by the buoyancy regardless of the specific gravity of an object when any one side is put into the water.

[36] As described above, the unlimited orbit 10 has the spiral floating object 12, the rotating object 20 coupled to the unlimited orbit 10 is mounted on a bottom of the water tank 40, the anti-leaking member 22 capable of enduring the water pressure is formed within the rotating object 20, the rotating object 20 rotates by receiving the power of the motor 110 through the inlet hole 220 of the rotating object 20 to make the unlimited orbit 10 orbit, so that the floating object 12 is continuously supplied into the water tank 40 from a lower outside of the water tank 40, the buoyancy is continuously applied to the unlimited orbit 10, and the rotative force applied to the sprockets 70 and 30 by the unlimited orbit 10 increases in accordance with the magnitude of the buoyancy compared to the rotative force supplied by an external power only.

[37] At this time, the water pressure applied to the rotating object 20 makes rotation of the rotating object 20 smooth by means of operations of the first bearing 23, the second bearing 230 and the third bearing 231, and the water pressure penetrating the inlet hole 220 of the rotating object 20 is applied to the floating object 12 in an almost horizontal direction, which thus hardly affects the buoyancy, and a resultant twisted force is absorbed by the first and second sprockets 70 and 30.

[38] The orbiting movement of the unlimited orbit 10 rotates the first sprocket 70 and the second sprocket 30, and outputs the rotative force delivered to the second sprocket 30, to the output unit 130 coupled to the second sprocket 30. Industrial Applicability

[39] A rotative force generator according to the present invention can be applied to all kinds of dynamic force generators.

Claims

[1] A rotative force generator, comprising: a water tank filled with water; an unlimited orbit continuously carrying out an orbiting movement vertically penetrating the water tank while receiving an increased power due to a buoyancy resulting from a portion of the unlimited orbit put into the water of the water tank; a first sprocket supporting the unlimited orbit and being rotated by a power of the unlimited orbit; a second sprocket supporting the unlimited orbit and receiving a rotative force of the first sprocket delivered through the unlimited orbit; a rotating object rotatably mounted penetrating a lower portion of the water tank and pushing up the unlimited orbit that is being raised; a driving unit driving the rotating object; and an output unit coupled to the first sprocket and outputting the rotative force delivered to the second sprocket.

[2] The rotative force generator according to claim 1, wherein an inlet is formed at the lower portion of the water tank, and the unlimited orbit continuously carries out the orbiting movement through the inlet of the water tank.

[3] The rotative force generator according to claim 1, wherein the unlimited orbit comprises: an axis; and a spiral floating object integrally formed with and spirally surrounding the axis, being coupled to the rotating object by means of screws, and receiving the buoyancy to be raised.

[4] The rotative force generator according to claim 1, wherein an inlet hole is formed inside of the rotating object, and the rotating object comprises a flange positioned on a bottom of the water tank, a pulley integrally formed with the flange on an outer surface of the water tank, and an anti-leaking member coupled to the rotating object by means of screws and preventing the water within the water tank from being leaked outside.

[5] The rotative force generator according to claim 1, wherein the rotating object further comprises at least one of a first bearing which is mounted on a lower portion of the flange, supports rotation of the rotating object, and keeps the smooth rotation of the rotating object smooth with respect to a water pressure received by the rotating object, a second bearing, and a third bearing which are mounted respective lower and upper portions of the anti-leaking member and support rotation of the rotating object.

[6] The rotative force generator according to claim 1, wherein the driving unit comprises: a motor generating a power; a motor axis axially coupled to the motor and being rotated by the power of the motor; and a belt delivering a rotative force of the motor axis to the rotating object.