D.E.S. generator 2

• US 20100327603A1
• Filed: 06/26/2009
• Published: 12/30/2010
• Est. Priority Date: 06/26/2009
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Dale E. Suaan
• Original Assignee: Dale E. Suaan
• Inventors: Suaan, Dale E.
• Application Number:
  US12/459,217
• Publication Number:
  US 20100327603A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 290/1R
• CPC Class Codes: F03G 5/06 other than of endless-walk type

Abstract

D.E.S. GENERATOR 2, an electricity-generating System consisting of a plurality of mechanical devices for producing and transmitting rotary motions; connecting instrument for transferring said rotary motions; means for engaging said connecting instrument; mechanical device for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy; and an unconventional means for spinning said mechanical devices for producing and transmitting rotary motions which make said mechanical device converting mechanical energy into electrical energy generate electricity. Said unconventional means not being any kind of fossil fuel, nor water, nor wind, nor solar power but, nevertheless, is capable of doing what water or wind can do, and is readily available, inexhaustible, renewable and sustainable. Unlike the wind and solar power, however, it does not depend on nor is affected by any kind of weather conditions. Thus, it is reliable and can make the D.E.S. Generating System generate electrical energy continuously. Said D.E.S. Generating System can be designed to continuously generate several giga-watts of clean electrical energy.

Claims

1. An Electricity Generating System called D. E. S. GENERATOR 2 comprising:

a. a machine converting mechanical energy into electrical energy;

said machine of claim 1 being a Generator for generating electricity.

b. a connecting instrument for transferring motion;

said connecting instrument of claim 1 being a chain for transferring rotary motion from the big sprocket-wheel to the small sprocket-wheel firmly attached to the drive-shaft of said Generator;

c. means for engaging the links of a chain;

said engaging means of claim 1 being sprocket-wheel rimmed with a plurality of tooth-like projections to engage the links of said chain transferring the rotary motion.

d. devices transmitting rotary motion;

said devices transmitting rotary motion of claim 1 being a plurality of sizable wheel-turbines arranged horizontally and securely fastened to a long common shaft rotating with said wheel-turbines when these are being spinned;

e. an unconventional means for spinning said devices transmitting rotary motion;

said unconventional means of claim 1 being human power for spinning said devices transmitting rotary motion, provided by live human beings;

Whereby, the D.E.S. Generating System is able to generate electricity continuously, when said unconventional means continuously generate torque by spinning said sizable wheel-turbines which rotate the drive-shaft of said Generator being used.