Process of using hydraulic turbines to generate electricity
First Claim
1. A process for creating hydroelectric power that comprises:
- hydraulic turbines, a generator, a turbine housing, a generator housing, and a turbine shaft, said hydraulic turbines attaching to water mains or water towers or aqueducts, or sewage lines or pipes;
capturing the kinetic energy of flowing water or sewage by said water or sewage striking blades of the hydraulic turbines;
changing the kinetic energy into electric energy by turning said turbine shaft and generator;
attaching high voltage wires to said generator that can conduct new electric energy to a conduction pipe;
positioning said conduction pipe which insulates and transports the high voltage wires along the entirety of the water main or sewage line, or pipe;
connecting the conduction pipe to a nearest power substation, wherein one side of the inside wall of hydraulic turbine housing has a hollow cylindrical protrusion where said turbine shaft fits into the cylindrical protrusion for support, wherein on the inside wall of the turbine housing opposite to hollow cylindrical protrusion has a hole and a second grooved protrusion with a circumference equal to said hole supporting said turbine shaft and allow said turbine shaft to enter said generator housing without any water leakage into generator housing, wherein the hydraulic turbine is housed in a crescent shaped housing which will have a base that matches the perimeter of said hole cut into the main, tower, line, or pipe and said housing will be made of the same material as the medium or a more stronger and durable material able to withstand the pressure of the flowing fluid.
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Abstract
The process of attaching turbines to water mains, water towers, sewage lines, aqueducts, and various pipelines so as to capture the kinetic energy of pressurized fluid traveling through these mediums and changing the kinetic energy to electric energy by means of a generator and conducting this new electricity to the nearest power substation by means of a conduction pipe. By consumer demand for utilities such as water and sewage to be taken to and away from homes and businesses, these consumers will be making their own electricity that they will then buy back from the utility companies. With more and more people buying homes and starting businesses, there will be many new utility consumers on top of the already existing consumers, which means that the potential and scope of using the process for making cleanly generated electricity is limitless and universal.
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1. A process for creating hydroelectric power that comprises:
- hydraulic turbines, a generator, a turbine housing, a generator housing, and a turbine shaft, said hydraulic turbines attaching to water mains or water towers or aqueducts, or sewage lines or pipes;
capturing the kinetic energy of flowing water or sewage by said water or sewage striking blades of the hydraulic turbines;
changing the kinetic energy into electric energy by turning said turbine shaft and generator;
attaching high voltage wires to said generator that can conduct new electric energy to a conduction pipe;
positioning said conduction pipe which insulates and transports the high voltage wires along the entirety of the water main or sewage line, or pipe;
connecting the conduction pipe to a nearest power substation, wherein one side of the inside wall of hydraulic turbine housing has a hollow cylindrical protrusion where said turbine shaft fits into the cylindrical protrusion for support, wherein on the inside wall of the turbine housing opposite to hollow cylindrical protrusion has a hole and a second grooved protrusion with a circumference equal to said hole supporting said turbine shaft and allow said turbine shaft to enter said generator housing without any water leakage into generator housing, wherein the hydraulic turbine is housed in a crescent shaped housing which will have a base that matches the perimeter of said hole cut into the main, tower, line, or pipe and said housing will be made of the same material as the medium or a more stronger and durable material able to withstand the pressure of the flowing fluid. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
- hydraulic turbines, a generator, a turbine housing, a generator housing, and a turbine shaft, said hydraulic turbines attaching to water mains or water towers or aqueducts, or sewage lines or pipes;
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