Independent and self-sustained ultra efficient hybrid power generation and storage system method
First Claim
1. A self-sustainable ultra efficient hybrid power generation and storage system;
- with advanced “
light charging/producing”
utility power grid backup including a solar refrigerator utilizing high efficiency solar electric or alternative energy production for conventional residential, commercial, electric vehicle, and emergency power requirements, comprising;
a. a solar panel to said hybrid power system, characterized in that it comprises a pair of reflector wings, directing reflected photons onto the panel;
b. the reflector wings covered on at least one surface with a water-proof silver-tin alloy paint;
c. an electric Peltier Cooler Thermo-couple junction, connected in direct contact with the back center of the solar panel;
d. a blower mounted in front of one of the cooler junctions;
e. the Peltier Cooler Thermo-couple junctions are connected in series to the DC power input;
f. an ATP (adenosine tri-phosphate) battery with the usage of a self cohesive-gel electrolyte, the electrolyte is based on uric/sulphuric acid;
g. the ATP battery uses a dry silica comprising silver/tin alloys;
h. the ATP battery has a thick sheet of fiber glass tissue internally on the top surface of each cell;
I. a controller uses a large capacity carbon-aluminum capacitor in connection with the rectifier in the electric circuit;
j. the controller using an electronic circuitry to switch and discharge the maximum power stored in a large capacitor.
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Abstract
A System for capturing, storing and delivering energy, comprises a capture means (1; 9; 15) for capturing energy; storage means (22) for storing captured energy; and charging means (20, 21; 23, 24, 25, 26) for charging said captured energy into said storage means (22), wherein said capture means (1; 9; 15) provides electrical energy and said storage means is an electrolyte-based rechargeable battery (22) in which the electrolyte comprises adenosine triphosphate (ATP). A Solar panel (1; 9; 15) used in this system comprises reflectors (2, 3; 7, 8) directing reflected photons onto the panel (1; 9). The battery (22) of the system is charged with a battery charger comprising a capacitor (23) and a control circuit (25) for controlling an intermediate charging and discharging process of said capacitor, said method comprising the steps of:
a) during a first period, charging said capacitor to a predetermined level;
b) during a second period much shorter than said first period, discharging said capacitor into said rechargeable battery in the form of at least one pulse;
c) repeating steps a) and b) until the rechargeable battery is sufficiently charged.
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15 Claims
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1. A self-sustainable ultra efficient hybrid power generation and storage system;
- with advanced “
light charging/producing”
utility power grid backup including a solar refrigerator utilizing high efficiency solar electric or alternative energy production for conventional residential, commercial, electric vehicle, and emergency power requirements, comprising;a. a solar panel to said hybrid power system, characterized in that it comprises a pair of reflector wings, directing reflected photons onto the panel;
b. the reflector wings covered on at least one surface with a water-proof silver-tin alloy paint;
c. an electric Peltier Cooler Thermo-couple junction, connected in direct contact with the back center of the solar panel;
d. a blower mounted in front of one of the cooler junctions;
e. the Peltier Cooler Thermo-couple junctions are connected in series to the DC power input;
f. an ATP (adenosine tri-phosphate) battery with the usage of a self cohesive-gel electrolyte, the electrolyte is based on uric/sulphuric acid;
g. the ATP battery uses a dry silica comprising silver/tin alloys;
h. the ATP battery has a thick sheet of fiber glass tissue internally on the top surface of each cell;
I. a controller uses a large capacity carbon-aluminum capacitor in connection with the rectifier in the electric circuit;
j. the controller using an electronic circuitry to switch and discharge the maximum power stored in a large capacitor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
- with advanced “
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