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U.S. Pat. No. 4,275,309 utilizes a method and apparatus, commonly called a solar tower, to convert solar heat to electrical energy by accumulating normally non-heated air under a large transparent
An apparatus which generates electrical power from a combination of gravity forces and the inherent buoyancy of a hollow body immersed in a fluid is disclosed. The apparatus includes a long chain...
The conventional hydroelectric power generator uses the force of rushing water to rotate a magnet around a stator at an angular frequency. The angular movement of the magnet will generate a
The vertical gravity/buoyancy power generator apparatus harnesses the gravitational and buoyant forces which act on the apparatus, wholly or partially submersed in a natural or man-made...
Clean continuous portable self-contained energy generation and propulsion, by utilizing buoyancy which causes an object in a fluid to rise if the weight of the object is less than the weight of
More specifically, the rotational gravity/buoyancy power generator improves on operably different, fluid medium power generators by efficiently utilizing the gravitational force as efficiently as the buoyant
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“EMF,” otherwise known as electromotive force, is any voltage induced by moving a conductor across a magnetic field. The present invention pertains to a new method and system of electric power...
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In the conventional hydroelectric power System, fast flowing water held back by a dam turns the turbine in an electric generator. The water rushing out of the dam is under high pressure caused by the