Abstract: The invention relates to a wind-powered generator comprising blades at dihedral angles (PSP), characterised by an aerodynamic, semi-flat blade having, on one if its sides, a bent section measuring approximately a quarter of the total width of the blade and forming a dihedral angle of less than 30°, the interior space of which captures the kinetic power of the wind impacting on the blade, thereby generating a powerful rotary movement in that direction. The blades form a diametrical set of two blades generating a strong and effective rotary movement at a 90° angle to the linear movement of the wind.

Abstract: Apparatus for generating electrical energy from a flowing medium of wind or water in which a rotary structure is supported for rotation in response to the flower medium and has an open frame with a plurality of panels pivotably mounted at end edeges therefore for movement between open and closed positions such that when the panels are in closed position they are subject to the force of the flowing medium and will produce a rotational force to generate electrical energy. After rotating 180° the panels are opened so that the frame freely rotates to its initial position. The panels are pivotably moved in synchronism by oscillating stops and a panel aligning wire.

Abstract: In short, the Eolic Marine Electrical Generator “GEEM” is an extraordinary invention used for capturing the huge impulse force of water or wind, to generate mechanical energy and to transform the mechanical energy into electrical energy, clean and ecological, without consuming vital oxygen thanks to the invention of immense split, self-regulating panels, radially fixed in dihedral angle to a rotary central shaft, panels which capture by shock the inexhaustible energy of the wind, the waves or the ocean currents; or fixed on rotary or flying machines of high speed, with panels formed at the same time by oscillating vanes that at a certain time of a turn of 360° will face the natural energy as a single group or panel, capturing therefrom the impulse force and converting it into rotary movement through the central rotary shaft.