Abstract: This wind power generation device includes a plurality of rotary blades 15 around a rotation axis. Each rotary blade 15 includes a front blade surface 16 parallel to the rotation axis and curved so as to protrude frontward in a rotation direction, and a rear blade surface 17 located on the back side of the front blade surface 16, being parallel to the rotation axis, being curved so as to be concave frontward in the rotation direction, and having a smaller curve depth than the front blade surface 16. The front blade surface 16 includes a first curved surface 19 forming a part far from the rotation axis and formed frontward in the rotation direction from an outer end 21 of the rotary blade 15, and a second curved surface 20 forming a part close to the rotation axis Li and formed rearward in the rotation direction from a crest 18 of the front blade surface 16 so as to connect to an inner end 22, a surface length thereof in a plan view being smaller than that of the first curved surface 19.

Abstract: A wind power generation device includes rotary blades that each includes a front blade surface parallel to the rotation axis and curved to protrude frontward, and a rear blade surface, being parallel to the rotation axis, curved so as to be concave frontward, and having a smaller curve depth than the front blade surface. The front blade surface includes a first curved surface far from the rotation axis and formed frontward from an outer end, and a second curved surface close to the rotation axis and formed rearward from a crest to connect to an inner end, a surface length thereof being smaller than that of the first curved surface. The first curved surface has recesses at positions closer to the outer end than to the crest of the front blade surface. Thus, the rotary blade rotates by receiving a fluid and can improve rotation efficiency.

Abstract: A wind power generation device includes rotary blades that each includes a front blade surface parallel to the rotation axis and curved to protrude frontward, and a rear blade surface, being parallel to the rotation axis, curved so as to be concave frontward, and having a smaller curve depth than the front blade surface. The front blade surface includes a first curved surface far from the rotation axis and formed frontward from an outer end, and a second curved surface close to the rotation axis and formed rearward from a crest to connect to an inner end, a surface length thereof being smaller than that of the first curved surface. The first curved surface has recesses at positions closer to the outer end than to the crest of the front blade surface. Thus, the rotary blade rotates by receiving a fluid and can improve rotation efficiency.

Abstract: A blade for a windmill disposed around a rotation center (M) in a vertical direction so as to receive wind force, comprising a front surface (26) including; a front nose surface (26F) being disposed at front of a traveling direction, also having a greatest average curvature a low speed airflow passing surface (26L) disposed on a closer side to the rotation center, and formed continuously from the front nose surface to rearward of the traveling direction, and a high speed airflow passing surface (26H) disposed a distant side from the rotation center, formed continuously from the front nose surface to rearward of the traveling direction with a curved surface swollen greater than the low speed airflow passing surface, and having length as viewed from the vertical direction greater than the low speed airflow passing surface.

Abstract: Disclosed is hydroelectric power generating equipment wherein, since the equipment is employed in a mode in which all water turbine vanes are concurrently immersed, the immersed volume of a water turbine as a whole is greatly increased, and a considerable portion of the weight of the actual water turbine and the weight of a generator that is connected to the water turbine can be borne by the total amount of buoyancy acting on the water turbine vanes. This makes it possible to reduce the weight of and space taken up by the support structure section of the water turbine and generator, thereby making it possible to effectively reduce the space and construction costs involved in installing the hydroelectric power generating equipment.

Abstract: A blade for a windmill disposed around a rotation center (M) in a vertical direction so as to receive wind force, comprising a front surface (26) including; a front nose surface (26F) being disposed at front of a traveling direction, also having a greatest average curvature a low speed airflow passing surface (26L) disposed on a closer side to the rotation center, and formed continuously from the front nose surface to rearward of the traveling direction, and a high speed airflow passing surface (26H) disposed a distant side from the rotation center, formed continuously from the front nose surface to rearward of the traveling direction with a curved surface swollen greater than the low speed airflow passing surface, and having length as viewed from the vertical direction greater than the low speed airflow passing surface.