Abstract: Permanent magnet motor having a drive shaft connected to a power generator. At least a first power unit and a second power unit are arranged about the drive shaft, mutually delimited within the longitudinal axis of the drive shaft by a shielding plate. Each power unit exhibits a first rotary disc and a second rotary disc, mutually inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis of the drive shaft. A stator plate is arranged between the first and second rotary disc and exhibits a pull track along its periphery, and a push track on diametral opposite side of the rotary disk. At least six permanent magnet pairs having a pull magnet and a push magnet are arranged at an equal mutual distance along respective attachment circles at the same radial distance from the drive shaft as the pull track and the push track, respectively.

Abstract: Floating wind turbine structure comprising a socket provided with one or more anchorings to the seabed to support one or more wind turbines connected to a driving motor or power generator. The wind turbine is arranged upon a substantially triangular floater device consisting of hollow pipes extending downwards into the sea at a mutual angle and increasing mutual distance in direction downwards. A hollow arc-shaped underpart/cross piece is arranged at the lower end of the floater device pipes. A strutting piece is arranged at the upper part of the floater device. The cross piece is partially filled by liquid and its internal is provided with a flow restricting plate which decelerates liquid flow from one end to the other of the cross piece during increasing and decreasing heeling.