Abstract: A pumped storage hydroelectric system may include a reservoir system including an upper reservoir system and a lower reservoir system. At least one of the upper reservoir system and the lower reservoir system may include a modular reservoir arrangement. A penstock may be coupled with the upper reservoir system. A pump/turbine may be coupled with the penstock and with the lower reservoir system. The pump/turbine may be configured to receive water flowing from the upper reservoir system to the lower reservoir system for generating electrical power, and to pump water from the lower reservoir system to the upper reservoir system for storing energy.

Abstract: A pneumatic turbine system generates electricity utilizing electrical energy input to produce a constant flow of air that is compressed into pneumatic energy which is transformed into mechanical energy to produce electrical energy so that overall energy output resulting from the combined forces of wind, pneumatic, electrical, and mechanical energy is greater than electrical energy input. A multi-compression chamber comprising a starter motor and air intake turbine draws air into a housing and pressurizes the air. A jet propulsion corridor further pressurizes air utilizing nozzles where air is transferred to an electricity-generating turbine corridor having micro-compression turbines mounted on a shall that is connected to a stabilizing motor and an electric generator. The micro-compression turbines further compress the air and transfers mechanical energy to a generator. The housing redirects excess air back into the system.

Abstract: The present invention provides a gravity based energy conversion system. The gravity based energy conversion system includes a circular pulley, a first container, a second container, a rotational energy conversion unit, and an electric energy generation unit. The first container and the second container are suspended on either sides of the circular member using a connecting member. According to the present invention, weight of the first container and the second container is altered to obtain continuous ascending and descending movements of the first container and the second container. The ascending and descending movements of the first container and the second container generates a bi-directional circular motion at the circular member. The rotational energy conversion unit converts the bi-directional circular motion of the circular member into a unidirectional rotational movement.

Abstract: A deep-water power generation system includes an initially evacuated enclosure having walls of suitable strength or reinforcement for maintaining its structural integrity thereof in deep-water pressures; a power axle extending through the enclosure from a north pole to below a south pole of the enclosure; preferably concave blades of a turbine secured upon a support frame secured to the power axle in a latitudinal plane of the enclosure; and inlet ports within the enclosure positioned at the latitudinal plane of the blades of the turbine and receiving an inflow of ambient deep water against the blades, in which a couple effect of force from the fluid flow induces rotation of the blades and of the power axle secured to the frame. A thrust deck is rigidly secured, within the enclosure, to the power axle above the turbine and to a generator secured upon the thrust deck.

Abstract: A system accepts outside kinetic energy in various forms such as wind, rain or waterfall and produces electricity by use of traditional coils and magnets or other means. During lulls in obtaining outside kinetic energy, a wind wheel, water wheel or arm system will slow down and eventually stop. A system of magnets installed upon an arm system and upon a surrounding stationary housing 800 assists in rotating an arm system such that the arm system will require additional time to stop after a lull in outside kinetic energy. The artful placement and orientation of stationary housing magnets 250 in relation to moving arm magnets 200 assists in rotating an arm system powered by outside kinetic forces. The angles of the stationary housing magnets urge the arm magnets to move in the desired direction 900 of rotation. The system increases mechanical efficiency.

Abstract: A device for generating electricity from a pressurized water circulation system is disclosed. The device utilizes water flow within a tubular member to provide mechanical force to rotate a rotor. The electrical generator includes a rotor comprising an impeller, wherein the rotor is configured to receive liquid flow within an electromagnetic induction armature from the tubular member, a stator configured to generate electrical energy within a plurality of coils utilizing a magnetic flux generated by the electromagnetic induction armature when rotated adjacent to the stator, and a bypass tubular member configured to selectively route liquid around the electrical generator to adjust voltage of generated electrical energy. The device is operable within a swimming pool circulation system and feeds back electrical power to the pool pump.

Abstract: A wave-driven power generation system that uses a motor reducer to turn a rocker bar in moving wave-making barrels alternatively up and down, causing creation of water waves in water reservoirs so that float boards in the water reservoirs are moved by created water waves to rotate a transmission gearbox that is coupled to a power generating unit through an inertia wheel set, and thus, the power generating unit is driven to generate electricity.

Abstract: A fluid-driven power generating apparatus is a power generator in form pipes with either water wheels or balls with circumferential indents rotating therewithin. The water wheels or the balls are rotated by the fluid flow within the pipes. Each of the water wheels or each the balls has a wheel axle or a ball wheel axle which is encircled by a metal coil. Each metal coil is rotated by the fluid flow within a magnetic field produced by the electromagnetic layer attached to each of the pipes. Through the rotations of the metal coil within the magnetic field, electricity is thus created and stored in an energy storage device. Another variation of the present invention is a closed-system fluid-driven power generating apparatus with mercury as the driving fluid. The present invention can be incorporated into plumbing, dip, sprinkler systems as well as watercrafts such as ships, submarines, jet skis, etc.

Abstract: A wave-driven power generation system that uses a motor reducer to turn a rocker bar in moving wave-making barrels alternatively up and down, causing creation of water waves in a water reservoir so that a float board in the water reservoir is moved by created water waves to rotate transmission mechanisms that are coupled to respective power generators through inertia wheel sets, and thus, the power generators are driven to generate electricity.

Abstract: The power plant disclosed is an engine that derives is usefulness in the pursuit of energy generation by utilizing natural pressure differentials found in various liquids and gases, such as but not limited to water and air. It is generally a two-stroke piston cycle engine, wherein the actions of the pistons perform work or replenish working fluid from a lower head to a higher head, and can be utilized to generate power, pump fluids, or perform work, for example.

Abstract: There is provided a spindle motor including: a stator core fixedly installed on a stator; a driving magnet having a center thereof disposed to coincide with that of the stator core in an axial direction; and a rotor hub including a hub body having a disk shape, a magnet mounting part extended from an edge of the hub body in a downward axial direction and having the driving magnet installed on an inner peripheral surface thereof, and a disk supporting part extended from the magnet mounting part in a radial direction, wherein the stator includes a base member, and a pulling magnet is installed on at least one of a lower surface of the disk supporting part and an upper surface of the base member disposed to face the lower surface of the disk supporting part.

Abstract: A wave-driven power generation system that uses a motor reducer to turn a rocker bar in moving wave-making barrels alternatively up and down, causing creation of water waves in a water reservoir so that a float board in the water reservoir is moved by created water waves to rotate transmission mechanisms that are coupled to respective power generators through inertia wheel sets, and thus, the power generators are driven to generate electricity.

Abstract: A wave-driven power generation system that uses a motor reducer to turn a rocker bar in moving wave-making barrels alternatively up and down, causing creation of water waves in water reservoirs so that float boards in the water reservoirs are moved by created water waves to rotate a transmission gearbox that is coupled to a power generating unit through an inertia wheel set, and thus, the power generating unit is driven to generate electricity.

Abstract: An environmentally friendly and efficient electrical generator and system for and method of generating electricity comprises a source of power having one or more batteries, an electric motor powered by the batteries, a hydraulic pump operated by the motor to pressurize a fluid, a first hydraulic motor powered by the pump, a rotating shaft attached to the first hydraulic motor, an air pressurized hydraulic system and an output alternator connected to the shaft to generate electricity. In the preferred embodiment, the air pressurized hydraulic system comprises a compressor operatively connected to the shaft to pressurize air, an air amplifying mechanism to increase the flow rate of the pressurized air, a pressurizing tank to increase the pressure of the pressurized air, a hydraulic power unit to pressurize fluid with the pressurized air, a second hydraulic motor powered by the pressurized fluid and a recharging alternator to recharge the batteries.

Abstract: The present invention may be used for generating electricity using the change in air pressure generated by a difference in altitude. Air current is created in a tube due to its position, having its openings at different elevations above sea level. The bottom end of the tube being in a zone of higher pressure, and the top end being in a zone of lower pressure. The generated air flow inside the tube moves from the higher pressure zone to the lower pressure zone, forcing a propeller situated inside the tube and connected to an electric generator to spin and generate an electric current.

Abstract: A method and apparatus utilizing atmospheric pressure and vacuum force to generate electricity by pushing water in a water tank through an upward pipeline to a first vacuum tank and letting the water flow down to strike against the vanes of a hydraulic power generator installed in a second vacuum tank to generate electricity. Intermediate vacuum tanks may be added between the water tank and the first vacuum tank to raise the altitude of the first vacuum tank to increase the impact of the down-flowing water. The method and the device used is not affected by local climate. The device can be installed in the backyard of a house or in a factory, operating around the clock in all seasons. The apparatus may be used to deliver water to a high altitude for water distribution.

Abstract: A deep-water power generation system includes an initially evacuated sphere having walls of suitable strength or reinforcement for maintaining its structural integrity in deep-water pressures; a power axle extending from a north pole thereof to below a south pole of the sphere; blades of a turbine secured upon a support frame secured to the axle in a latitudinal plane of the sphere; and inlet ports positioned at the plane of the blades of the turbine and receiving an inflow of ambient deep water against the blade. The fluid flow induces rotation of the blades power axle secured to the frame. A thrust deck is rigidly secured, within the sphere, to the power axle and above the turbine and a generator is secured upon the thrust deck at the south pole of the sphere spirally expelling water from the south pole of the system.

Abstract: An improved self-contained electrical unit it has three separate components that produces electricity.

Abstract: Disclosed is a motor which uses a hydrostatic force to generate a torque which repeats cyclically owing to a displacement of the center of gravity of a cyclic unit. Float bodies (116) are subjected to a buoyant force in a fluid (134), which buoyant force causes an upward movement (146) of the float bodies and drives these into an upper position. The upward movement drives a drive element. The upward movement furthermore causes air to be forced from upper segments (102a, 102d) of a deformable element (100) into lower segments (102b, 102c), and as a result the center of gravity of the cyclic units which comprise the float bodies (116) and the deformable element (100) is raised above an axis of rotation (106). When the float bodies (116) have passed into the upper position thereof, said elevated center of gravity position permits a rotation of the cyclic units into the initial position thereof.

Abstract: An air powered electrical generator includes an air compressor, an electrical motor for powering the air compressor and a compressed air storage tank. A fan, a valve and a pipe direct released air onto the fan to thereby rotate the fan and two electrical generators. A battery and a battery charger provide power for the electric motor so that the air powered electric generator can be moved to a pre-selected location to provide electric energy in a manner that is free of carbon monoxide and pollution.

Abstract: A hydro electric generating device that is mobile. The hydro electric generating device may include a water tank with a turbine generator suspended within it. Water may be pumped from the bottom of the water tank and to the top of the water tank. The rotating water supply may be directed onto rotor blades of the turbine generator and thereby generate electricity.

Abstract: The disclosed invention is a description of the means to create a condition in which liquid matter (water as shown) is subjected to centrifugal force induced by rotating the water as it is circulated in a confined system at velocities sufficient to generate electrical power. The power generated by the system is used to maintain rotation of the entire system, continuously circulate the water within the rotating system and to deliver the surplus electrical energy for discretionary use.

Abstract: A power generating unit based on self-generating energy sources, which is implemented by combination of the pool, water wheel, water guide channel, motor, waterproofing motor housing, water compression tube, water propeller and power generator as well as electrical control box; with this power generating unit, a small portion of self-generating energy could be applied to power generation, without need of additional fuel or energy sources; hence this is a weatherproof, most cost-effective and environmental-friendly power generating unit with longer service life and smaller space as well as minimum cost of protection, maintenance and management.

Abstract: A kinetic energy multiplier rotary engine which operates by increasing the multiplied force of kinetic energy, which starts thanks to its accelerator and the rotary movement of its different sized masses that the kinetic energy rotary engine has in its structure. The purpose of this invention is to provide energy so that moving and/or electrical energy equipment will operate to provide a more practical, cleaner, less costly and less pollutant energy than the types of energy existing today, since the latter are costly and highly pollutant. This purpose is accomplished thanks to a simple innovative construction whose main characteristic consists of masses and magnets that provide rotary movement on the engine shaft.

Abstract: A deep-water power generation system includes an initially evacuated sphere having walls of suitable strength or reinforcement for maintaining its structural integrity in deep-water pressures; a power axle extending from a north pole thereof to below a south pole of the sphere; blades of a turbine secured upon a support frame secured to the axle in a latitudinal plane of the sphere; and inlet ports positioned at the plane of the blades of the turbine and receiving an inflow of ambient deep water against the blade. The fluid flow induces rotation of the blades power axle secured to the frame. A thrust deck is rigidly secured, within the sphere, to the power axle and above the turbine and a generator is secured upon the thrust deck at the south pole of the sphere spirally expelling water from the south pole of the system.

Abstract: A system for generating electric and mechanical power utilizing a thermal gradient includes a thermal gradient producing device in communication with a turbine generator. The system being configured to absorb heat energy from an outside environment, circulate the same through a circulation chamber and convert the heat energy into one or both of a mechanical force and electricity which can be fed back to the system itself or utilized by other devices.

Abstract: A hydraulic generating apparatus which has a simple configuration and can be readily adapted to various water sources and various electric generating capacities including a float that floats on a water surface in a water tank and a linear-rotation conversion mechanism that converts linear movement into rotational movement, and a hydraulic generating system using this apparatus.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for Hydraulic Transient Energy Generation, based on the principle of hydraulic transients involving conversion of kinetic energy into potential (pressure) energy, which will serve as a reliable, renewable, inexpensive and green source of energy, and provide good environmental benefits (and CO2 credit) by substantially minimizing greenhouse gas emissions. To utilize the potential (pressure) energy developed in the system, the invention makes the transient pressure surge continuous and steady. Rapid response valves with appropriate and compatible instrumentation systems make it possible to periodically and continuously induce pressure surges to maintain high pressure at the outlet of the system. The steady pressure rise at the outlet of the system can be used to drive a turbine for generating electrical power, or for pumping liquid from lower pressure to a higher pressure, wherein it can be used for driving pumps, compressors and the like which require energy input for their operation.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for an electrical generator system for a vehicle. The system includes a wind turbine, an electrical generator mechanically connected to the wind turbine and configured to connect to an electrical energy storage device that is configured to store electrical energy on-board the vehicle, and a rigid, conical housing, forming an interior chamber, the housing having an inlet end and an outlet end, the inlet end having a larger diameter than the outlet end, and the conical housing configured to direct wind flow into the wind turbine.

Abstract: A kinetic energy generation device includes a rotation mechanism, a speed increaser coupled to the rotation mechanism, and a power generation element coupled to the speed increaser. The rotation mechanism includes a central shaft and an outer circumferential zone surrounding the central shaft. The outer circumferential zone receives therein partition plates set in radial direction and spaced from each other so that the partition plates show upward inclination. The central shaft is rotatably coupled to the speed increaser, and the speed increaser is coupled to the power generation element so as to constitute the kinetic energy generation device. The rotation mechanism is arranged under a water flow in order to allow each of the receiving zones to receive a weight of water, so that the weight of water causes the rotation mechanism to rotate in a given direction and thus drives the speed increaser to generate electrical power.

Abstract: The invention relates to a hydraulic generator formed by a set of different specific chains which are coordinated and complement one another such as to allow floats to enter a tank and to force said floats along a predetermined path, in order to make maximum use of the upward force thereof. A first chain neutralizes the internal hydraulic pressure on the front of the floats, allowing the floats to be introduced at the bottom of the tank. Once a float has entered the tank, the first chain transfers the float to the second chain which uses the upward force of the floats and converts said force into mechanical work, in accordance with Archimedes' principle. The second chain drives the entire system. A third chain removes each float that reaches the surface from the tank and introduces said float into an external channel that returns the float to the entrance, assisted by a fourth chain and a moderate-pressure system that forces the float back in. The operation is repeated automatically and indefinitely.

Abstract: An apparatus for generating electrical energy includes a base level and an elevated platform with a water tank disposed on the elevated platform. A source of water disposed on the base level while a plurality of relatively small pumps and conduits connect the source of water to each of the pumps and each of the pumps to the water tank on the platform. The source of electrical energy is provided for energizing the pumps for pumping the water upwardly from the source of water into the water tank. In addition, the apparatus includes a plurality of structural supports disposed on at least three different levels intermediate at the base level and the elevated platform with a waterwheel including a plurality of radially disposed and laterally extending plate-like fans is disposed one below another on the structural supports. Finally, an electrical generator is operatively connected to each of the waterwheels.

Abstract: A unidirectionally-energized brushless DC motor includes a disk attached to a frame, a plurality of plate-like permanent magnets disposed on the disk at equal intervals around the disk, magnetic cores fixed to the frame according to the plurality of permanent magnets, windings each of which is wound around the magnetic core and to which DC power is supplied, a predetermined number of magnetic cores fixed to the frame, and windings each of which is wound around the magnetic core and connected to a power consumption device. The permanent magnets are located such that an angle formed by a straight line passing through the center of the disk and the center of the permanent magnet and a normal line in the center of a magnetic pole plane of the permanent magnet ranges from 0° to 60°.

Abstract: One embodiment of an automated power generator has one base board (10), three magnet boards (48), two coil boards (58), driving boards (68), DC motor (70) with a set of transmission device including two pulleys (70A), (70B) and belt (70C), and a break (80). Base board (10), coil boards (58), fixed board (64) of driving boards (68) are mounted on four threaded rods (20), whereas magnet boards (48) and rotating board (62) of driving board (68) are mounted on shaft (30), Base board (10) is at the very bottom and driving boards (68) is at the top, with five total layers between them—two coil boards (58) sandwiched by three magnet boards (48). Other embodiments are described and shown.

Abstract: A portable hydroelectric generator that carries its own water supply. A tube with a first opening at one end for receiving fluid from a trough and a second opening at the other end for discharging the received fluid. The tube has an inverted U shape having a side A which extends from the first opening toward the top of the inverted U and a side B which includes a turbine coupled to a generator extends from the top of the inverted U to the second end. Side A has a volume which is smaller than the volume of side B and the second opening is located above the level of the fluid in the trough. When fluid is in the tube, its weight in side B is greater than its weight in side A which causes the fluid to flow from the first opening through the tube and out of the second opening.

Abstract: A geomagnetic power generating apparatus 100 has a guide means 20, one or more moving permanent magnets 10, a plurality of coils 40 and a battery 50 or series of batteries. The one or more moving permanent magnets 10, each permanent magnet 10 has a north polarity N at a first end 11 and a south polarity S at the opposite second end 12. The one or more magnets 10 are located and guided along a guide path GP by the guide means 20. The plurality of coils 40 has each coil 40 positioned around the guide means 20, encircling both the guide means 20 and the guide path GP along which one or more permanent magnets 10 move. Each coil 40 has a cross section having an increasing number of windings extending from a minimal winding first end 44 to a maximum winding second end 45. The battery 50 or a series of batteries is connected to the plurality of coils 40.

Abstract: An apparatus and method to generate perpetual energy from gravity or any other energy with the same effect by a rotary cylindrical system comprising of three subsystems (loads, middle and liquid) and depending on the effect of gravity on Weight and density of materials used. The system is mainly aiming to transform the gravity energy to buoyancy energy and making the effect of the buoyancy energy grater than the effect of gravity energy on the balance of the whole system.

Abstract: The inventor presents a new generator utilizing a new method to rotate power generating mechanisms within comprising a prior art a/c permanent magnet alternator affixed atop a cylindrical housing having its central rotor shaft penetrating down through central aperture through tank top within tank. A rotor wheel is coupled to rotor shaft to aid in rotor rotation. The new method to rotate said rotor wheel further comprises a fluid pump whereby fluid is pulled from the bottom of tank through a tank outlet port and returned through tank inlet port at the top of tank wherein a high pressure fluid tip having a small aperture in center is further coupled within tank. When spent fluid is pulled from tank bottom through pump it is then forced through the high pressure tip causing a high velocity spray to be repelled at rotor wheel reacting with rotor wheel blades causing rotor to spin creating usable electricity.

Abstract: This invention is developed using all the laws of hydraulics and fluid dynamics by digging a tunnel, placing a pipe, etc in the earth surrounding the water body at various levels at least starting from the surface of the water body and going to the very bottom of the water bed in various geometrical figures, angles and degrees suitable for an individual project and individual site and individual generation requirements any where in the world for the water to come out of the water body either from the bottom, below the bottom of the water bed and projecting into the water body or from the sides surrounding the water body and run into the facility from the inlet and various inlets which is constructed below the main level of the water body or mean sea level or main water body level on the earth and required in the water body also so that the various turbine-generators of various capacities, shapes, designs, available in the global markets are erected in a cascading manner or any other system designed for the ge

Abstract: A magnetically actuated reciprocating motor utilizes the stored energy of magnets, particularly rare earth magnets, and an electromagnetic field to reciprocally drive a magnetic actuator. A converting mechanism, such as a connecting rod and crankshaft, converts the reciprocating motion of the magnetic actuator to rotary motion for powering a work object. A solenoid, comprising a nonferromagnetic spool having a tubular center section with a coil of wire wrapped around the center section, is connected to a source of power and a switching mechanism. The switching mechanism switches the magnetic polarity at the ends of the solenoid to alternatively repel and attract permanent magnets at the ends of the magnetic actuator. A shaft interconnecting the magnets is received through the center section of the solenoid. A controlling mechanism interconnecting an output shaft and the switching mechanism provides the timing to switch the polarity of the solenoid to drive the magnetic actuator.

Abstract: A fluid driven wheel system for generating electricity has a double wheel assembly having a pair of identical wheels mounted in a vertical orientation on a horizontal axle. Fluid receptacles are connected to the wheels adjacent to the perimeters of the wheels and interconnect the wheels. Each fluid receptacle has a single opening for receiving fluid when the fluid receptacle is in a first orientation and for emptying fluid from the fluid receptacle when the fluid receptacle is in a second orientation. The fluid driven wheel system further comprises a pair of momentum wheels. Each momentum wheel is located on a corresponding side of the wheel assembly and is mounted on the horizontal axle so that the wheel assembly rotates with the momentum wheels. Each momentum wheel has a plurality of equidistantly spaced weighted members that provides a smooth, continuous movement of the wheel assembly.

Abstract: In one illustrative embodiment, a wind-driven charging system includes a wind-driven rotation device coupled to a rotatable shaft, and a plurality of electric generators disposed at different longitudinal locations along the rotatable shaft and each of the plurality of electric generators are rotationally driven simultaneously by the rotatable shaft. By having the electric generators disposed at different longitudinal locations, more electric generators may be simultaneously driven by a common shaft. In some instances, a controller may be configured to enable more of the electric generators to provide electrical current to recharge a battery when the speed of rotation of the rotatable shaft increases, and may disable more of the plurality of electric generators to not provide electrical current when the speed of rotation of the rotatable shaft decreases.

Abstract: The device for generating electricity (1) comprises: a first heat pump (3) provided with a first closed circuit (15) in which a first heat-transfer fluid circulates, and with a first heat exchanger (17) between the first heat-transfer fluid and a flow of atmospheric air in which the flow of atmospheric air transfers a quantity of heat to the first heat-transfer fluid, at least a second heat pump (5), provided with a second closed circuit (23) in which a second heat-transfer fluid circulates, and with a second heat exchanger (25) between the second heat-transfer fluid and a third heat-transfer fluid in which the second heat-transfer fluid transfers a quantity of heat to the third heat-transfer fluid; means for transferring a quantity of heat from the first heat-transfer fluid to the second heat-transfer fluid; a third closed circuit (9), in which the third heat-transfer fluid circulates; a turbine (11) inserted on the third closed circuit (9) and driven by the third heat-transfer fluid; an electric generato

Abstract: An electrically powered, engineless, self-standing, green electric vehicle comprising at least one electric motor connected to a drive axel and a plurality of rechargeable batteries to provide stored electrical energy to said motor. The said motor is propelled and the said batteries are recharged by multiple sources of energy. The vehicle may include a wind collection and acceleration system used to drive at least one wind turbine or alike to generate electricity. It may also include solar and thermal receptors means to generate electricity from solar and thermal sources. In addition, the vehicle may include at least one electric generator means connected to another axel where the rotation of the axel with transmission gearing means increase the rotational speed of the generator means to produce electricity.

Abstract: A generating system includes a base, a first water storage tank mounted on a lower portion of the base, a water tower mounted on an upper portion of the base, at least one generator unit mounted on the base and disposed between the water tower and the first water storage tank, a penstock unit connected between the water tower and the first water storage tank and passing through the generator unit, and at least one water raising device connected between the first water storage tank and the water tower to raise water from the first water storage tank to the water tower. Thus, the water raising device can pump the water from the first water storage tank into the water tower without needing any electric power so as to save the cost largely.

Abstract: The method included herein is an alternative energy wireless solar panel wind turbine communication server appliance node mechanism with built in communications server array, wireless energy and communications mechanism with protection, sharing, storage, accessing, authentication, battery management, certification, processing attachment and tracking mechanisms. The method and mechanism is utilized via networked servers, solar panels, and wireless electronic devices (online and offline) as well as mobile (wireless) communications devices built into one waterproof, temperature, controlled self sensing hardware package. The method and mechanism also works as part of a kilowatt hour banking system, and thermal passive solar control mechanism for living spaces.

Abstract: Ancient Hydroelectric Company comprises a portable hydroelectricity producing system. Consumers are provided with a cost-effective and reliable system for providing substantially clean electricity generation without obstructing the water source or negatively affecting the environment. The high efficiency portable hydro-electric producing system is for use with a moving water source. The system uses antifreeze with water to provide a more thermally efficient working fluid as used to improve the system's pressure and volume capacity in use.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an apparatus and associated methods for generating energy by capturing and taking benefit of the energy generated by any quantity of air surfacing inside water. The apparatus includes a frame structure to which is rotatably mounted an upper drive wheel, a lower wheel, and a vertical fluid column container. An endless chain of gas capsule elements is mounted on the upper and lower wheels. This endless chain passes vertically up into and through the fluid column container through a seal port in the bottom of the container. As the endless chain of gas capsule elements passes vertically through the fluid in the container, fluid pressure on the elements due to the height of the column of fluid in the container produces a net buoyant force upward on the elements, causing them to rise, generating kinetic energy that turns the wheels.

Abstract: MAW-DirectDrives Flywheel Generators are self-contained directly driven large-scale flywheels suspended within a stationary housing affixed below a strong drive-plate and spindle sub-assembly joined to the housing via the housing's central wheel hub assembly. The rotating flywheel is driven by one of four to ten frameless direct drive alternator stators secured from the top of the housing in tuned and matched pairs with each pair separated facing one another with a two-sided permanent magnets drive-rotor between connected to the drive-plate. The flywheel is utilized to distribute the workload out to a larger area to gain the ability to engage more stators in work and transform the kinetic energy present within the rotating flywheel through the work of the additional stators operating more efficiently in their tuned and matched configuration. The electrical input needed to maintain the velocity of the flywheel is regenerated through the work process boosting the output current density.

Abstract: One embodiment of a continuous wind power system with auxiliary blades comprises of a general generator (150) and six sets of auxiliary blade sets (120) each propelled by a motor (130) of its own. Motors (130) are powered up by batteries, solar panels, or by a fraction of power generated by the generator (150). When motors (130) are powered, auxiliary blade sets (120) propel and create a force perpendicular to the extended arm (110B) to which it is mounted and resulting torque promotes rotary motion of the overall mounting device (110). A transmission device transfers the rotary motion of the mounting device (110) of auxiliary blade sets (120) and motors (130) to the shaft of generator (150A) and results in production of electricity.