The double pendulum in dynamic motion generates chaotic movement. The current invention integrates two double pendulums with electronic controllers to control the chaotic movement, and a transmission set to use the controlled motion to spin a shaft. The electronic controller provides impulse to each double pendulum and controls the frequency of the oscillations to generate a constant swinging bi-directional motion of the double pendulums. The upper ends of the double pendulums are coupled to a reciprocating transmission set that transforms the swinging bi-directional motion of each double pendulum into a unidirectional spinning motion, transmitted to a horizontal shaft, generating a constant speed as output.

The invention relates to an environmentally-friendly street light with a multi-stage gear drive to generate electricity by using the public seat gravity potential energy which includes a base plate, a plurality of lifting seats surrounding the circumference of the base plate, a light pole and a light disposed on the base plate, power generating devices respectively corresponding to the lifting seats, and a storage battery. The bottom of the lifting seat is provided with a rebound device for raising the lift seat, and a one-way driving strip is disposed on the rear side of the lift seat. The power generating device includes a first power generating device and a second power generating device. The first power generating device includes a first shifting gear set that transmits to connect to the one-way driving strip, and a first power generator. The street light has a reasonable structure, and can utilize and store the electric energy converted by the gravity potential energy generated when the human body sits down. It saves energy and reduces pollution, and is beneficial to environmental protection.

The invention is a system and method of generating hydraulic gravitational energy. Specifically, traditional gravitational electricity systems use a weight as a battery. However, the weight must be pulled upwards after it is dropped, which expends the created energy. In contrast, the disclosed arrangement employs a hydraulic system to lift the weight from a lower height to an upper height. Notably, hydraulics create more energy than is exerted. Thus, using hydraulics to lift the weight multiplies the energy produced each time the weight is dropped from a first height to a second, lower height. As a result, gravitational solutions can extend beyond non-traditional batteries, and can be used to generate electricity instead.

The invention is a system and method of generating hydraulic gravitational energy. Specifically, traditional gravitational electricity systems use a weight as a battery. However, the weight must be pulled upwards after it is dropped, which expends the created energy. In contrast, the disclosed arrangement employs a hydraulic system to lift the weight from a lower height to an upper height. Notably, hydraulics create more energy than is exerted. Thus, using hydraulics to lift the weight multiplies the energy produced each time the weight is dropped from a first height to a second, lower height. As a result, gravitational solutions can extend beyond non-traditional batteries, and can be used to generate electricity instead.

An engine designed to convert kinetic energy into electrical energy. Kinetic energy is created when cylindrical buoyant object/s fall by force of gravity from a buoyant object staging area onto a tandem dual link chain assembly in the gravity chamber. The tandem dual link chain assembly rotates gear arrangements connected to one or more electricity producing devices which create electrical energy. Before passing through the gravity chamber, by exiting from the tandem dual link chain assembly, the cylindrical buoyant object/s moves levers which cause the next cylindrical buoyant object/s to fall by force of gravity from a buoyant object staging area onto the tandem dual link chain assembly thus creating constant rotation of the gear arrangements connected to the electricity producing devices which create electrical energy. Each cylindrical buoyant object/s passes through the gravity chamber and enters an air lock chamber and through multiple air tight doors, which create an air lock, the air lock maintains a fluid level past the air lock chamber within the path of the cylindrical buoyant object. Each cylindrical buoyant object/s falls into fluid within the descend side of buoyancy chamber and is directed towards an ascend side buoyancy chamber when the cylindrical buoyant object/s strikes the bottom deflecting surface. The cylindrical buoyant object/s ascends due to buoyancy within the ascend side of buoyancy chamber. The cylindrical buoyant object/s enters the buoyancy exit chamber and strikes the top deflecting surface and then strikes a fluid tight door latch lever which releases the fluid tight door below the cylindrical buoyant object/s, allowing the cylindrical buoyant object/s to fall onto the buoyant object staging area to begin the cycle again.

A recirculating gradient power system includes a motion carrier, a counterweight, power cylinders and a control module. A central vertical axis of the motion carrier has a rotating shaft pivotally connected with the counterweight. The power cylinders connected with a pressure source are evenly arranged at diagonal corners around the periphery of the central vertical axis. The control module connected with the power cylinders controls operation of the power cylinders which are set in advance when the counterweight is rotationally displaced to a predetermined stroke. The pressure source sequentially provides compressed gas fluid to the power cylinders to make the motion carrier continuously change its tilt orientation and tilt angle, thus forming a virtual continuous gradient. The counterweight is rotationally displaced from a high point of the motion carrier toward a lower point of the motion carrier about the rotating shaft by gravity, and the rotating shaft rotates continuously.

A method for generating electrical energy through the fall of a weight upon a hydraulic fluid (reference sign H) is characterised in that it employs the kinetic energy of a weight (11) which is accelerated by the force of gravity when falling inside a tube (12) which contains a hydraulic fluid which is expelled through a discharge pipe (14) to a gravity box (22) in which blades (21) are contained to rotate a shaft (20) which transfers mechanical energy to an elastic coupling (19) which absorbs shocks and transmits a stable rotation to the alternator (17) which generates electrical energy for the electrical grid and to recharge a battery (10) by cables (18) which also power the motor. The weight (11) is lifted by a motor (7) and a reducer 8 which uses a belt (6) to transmit the movement by means of the belt (6) to a wheel (5) on which a metallic disk (9) is mounted to lock the arm (4) and allow it to be lifted together with the cable (3) connected thereto, passing by a tower (2), and the circulation path of which is controlled by pulleys (1) which cause the weight (11) to be lifted until the arm (4) reaches the vertical position, when it is released and falls, accelerated by the force of gravity. The weight (11) falls freely inside the tube (12) and causes the hydraulic fluid to be expelled towards the blades (21) and then to fall to the bottom of the gravity box (22) which is located above the filling level in the tube (12), causing the fluid to be returned by the force of gravity through discharge pipes (15), at the same time as it is aspirated by the valve (13) under the pressure generated when the weight (11) rises to restart a new cycle.

An energy storage and delivery system includes an elevator, where the elevator is operable to move one or more blocks from a lower elevation to a higher elevation to store energy (e.g., via the potential energy of the block in the higher elevation) and operable to move one or more blocks from a higher elevation to a lower elevation (e.g., by gravity) to generate electricity (e.g., via the kinetic energy of the block when moved to the lower elevation). The energy storage system can, for example, store electricity generated from solar power as potential energy in the stacked blocks during daytime hours when solar power is available, and can convert the potential energy in the stacked blocks into electricity during nighttime hours when solar energy is not available, and deliver the converted electricity to the electrical grid.

The various embodiments disclosed herein provide a generalized system for extracting gravitational energy from the planet and provide for a general, pollution free, mass lifting and energy conversion system in which the laws of fluid flow, and in particular buoyancy and gravity are utilized to lift an arbitrary mass to a higher gravitational potential energy, where upon the increased potential energy can be converted to other forms of energy. Novel and non-obvious features of the fluid interface device, used to insert the buoyant object into the buoyant fluid, insure that the insertion energy is less than the potential energy gained by the object. The net increase in potential energy can be converted to other forms of energy such as electrical power or mechanical energy. It is shown in that energy gain is effectively extracted from the gravitational field of the planet without breaking the laws of conservation of energy.

Disclosed is a gravitational inversion pump wherein a wheel is turned by combination of the force of gravity and the power of buoyancy. The inversion pump employs a rocker arm attached to a wheel frame with a pivotal pin which causes a pump to move up and down. The rocker arm has a weight at one end relying upon gravity to move the arm down. The opposite end of the rocker arm employs a float is force up by buoyancy when submersed in a fluid such as water. When the wheel shaped structure is rotated, the bellows in a top position is forced down causing the bellows to deflate and a bellows positioned on an opposite side of the wheel, which will be at the bottom of the wheel, will be inflated. The bellows will become buoyant as it inflates and will pull upwards causing the wheel to move in a circular motion. This action will repeat as the wheel turns and can be used in the generation of rotational movement.