Energy and power transformation systems and apparatuses
First Claim
1. An apparatus for providing power having:
- at least one beam mounted for deflection;
at least one rotor mounted on said at least one beam to apply a variable force thereto when rotated;
at least one rotor magnet mounted on said at least one rotor;
at least one electromagnetic pulse motor controlled to intermittently act upon said at least one rotor magnet mounted on said at least one rotor to apply an intermittent torque thereto;
at least one controller for timing the at least one electromagnetic pulse motor to apply said intermittent torque in a controlled manner coordinated with the rotation of the at least one rotor to cause oscillatory deflections of the at least one beam;
at least one mechanical output connected to the at least one beam for providing a mechanical displacement therefrom when said beam is deflecting in an oscillatory manner.
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Abstract
Systems and apparatuses for delivering power and energy using deflecting beams or other oscillating members motivated to oscillate a beam assembly using an eccentrically balanced rotating body that induces deflections in the elastic beam or other oscillating member. One or more rotors may be used on the elastic beams and a mechanical output or outputs are connected to the elastic beams. The rotating body is advantageously maintained in rotation by pulses of electro-magnetic force. The oscillating beam or members are preferably driven at a natural resonant frequency to minimize losses and render more efficient the output which can be obtained. The pulse motor or motors can be powered using stored electrical energy, such as may be generated from solar panels, wind generators or other energy storage devices. One or more outputs may be used to drive heat pumps, compressors, pumps or other equipment to assist in independent energy systems.
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16 Claims
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1. An apparatus for providing power having:
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at least one beam mounted for deflection; at least one rotor mounted on said at least one beam to apply a variable force thereto when rotated; at least one rotor magnet mounted on said at least one rotor; at least one electromagnetic pulse motor controlled to intermittently act upon said at least one rotor magnet mounted on said at least one rotor to apply an intermittent torque thereto; at least one controller for timing the at least one electromagnetic pulse motor to apply said intermittent torque in a controlled manner coordinated with the rotation of the at least one rotor to cause oscillatory deflections of the at least one beam; at least one mechanical output connected to the at least one beam for providing a mechanical displacement therefrom when said beam is deflecting in an oscillatory manner. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A system for providing power from a variable energy supply, comprising:
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at least one beam mounted for deflection; at least one rotor mounted on said at least one beam to apply a variable force thereto when rotated; at least one rotor magnet mounted on said at least one rotor; at least one electromagnetic pulse motor controlled to intermittently act upon said at least one rotor magnet mounted on said at least one rotor to apply an intermittent torque thereto; at least one energy supply producing a variable output of electrical power; at least one electrical energy storage device for storing energy from the at least one energy supply; at least one controller for timing the supply of electrical power to the at least one electromagnetic pulse motor to apply said intermittent torque in a controlled manner coordinated with the rotation of the at least one rotor to cause oscillatory deflections of the at least one beam; at least one mechanical output connected to the at least one beam for providing a mechanical displacement therefrom when said beam is deflecting in an oscillatory manner. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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Current AssigneeChristopher F.X. Powers
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Original AssigneeChristopher F.X. Powers
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InventorsPowers, Christopher F. X.
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Primary Examiner(s)Ponomarenko, Nicholas
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Application NumberUS12/460,216Publication NumberTime in Patent Office1,022 DaysField of Search290/1.R, 290/1.A, 290/4.R, 290/1.C, 290/39US Class Current290/1.RCPC Class CodesH02K 41/03 Synchronous motors; Motors ...H02K 53/00 Alleged dynamo-electric per...H02K 7/06 Means for converting recipr...Y02E 10/72 Wind turbines with rotation...
