A system for producing a relative centripetal force differential includes a turntable having a plurality of spoke units arranged along radial lines around the center of the turntable. Each of the spoke units is attached to the turntable and has a mass that is moved a drive unit of the respective spoke unit along the radial line, based on its present position of rotation around the center of the turntable. As the turntable is rotated mass of each spoke elements is moved such that it is at a minimum distance through a minimum distance region, at a maximum distance through a maximum distance region that is opposite the minimum distance region, and increased or decreased through transition regions on either side of the minimum and maximum distance regions.

One embodiment of a device for producing a net unbalanced propulsive force has several wheels 24 rolling on a circular track 26 and angled to the plane of the track, such that every element of the wheels describes a repeating angled arcuate path. Precession of each half-wheel thus operating produces an unbalanced force normal to the plane of the wheel, with two components: 1) one that cancels all around with those of the other wheels, and 2)one that adds to produce a propelling force normal to the plane of the track.

Other embodiments are described and shown.

A gravity-assisted rotational mechanism and a generator device cooperating therewith. The gravity-assisted rotational mechanism includes multiple concentric rotational members having different sizes and rotatable about the same rotational center, several link members having equal weights for driving the same, and at least one connection member for pivotally connecting the rotational members with the link members. The rotational members can symmetrically push/pull each other. The link members and connection member are respectively mounted on interference sections of at least some of the rotational members to absorb gravitational energy. The energy of the link members is transmitted via the interference sections to the rotational members to form a cycle of energy storage and transmission. The generator device serves to convert the gravitational energy and minimize the rotational inertia loss and increase yield rate of electrical energy.

The claims discussed hereinbefore depict processes comprising heterogeneous components and devices where the present invention has revealed processes wherein said components and devices may be assembled in a manner as explained hereinbefore to achieve certain desired results. Said desired results being the generating of electricity and/or alternative energy sources. The present invention reveals processes of generating said electrical and/or mechanical energy for an undeterminable period, or until such point in time where the components are switched off.

A seesaw-type hydroelectric power generation device is provided, including an elongated container (10), a hydroelectric turbine module (20), a pivot structure (30) below the elongated container (10), and a jacking structure (40) placed on both sides of the pivot structure (30). The elongated container (10) includes a first compartment (13) and a second compartment (14), and a water flow passage (15) connecting them. The hydroelectric turbine module (20) includes an impeller (22) and a power generator (21), the impeller (22) disposed in the water flow passage (15). When force is applied to the elongated container (10), it tilts around the pivot structure (30). The working fluid (WF) flows reciprocally through the water flow passage (15), driving the impeller (22) to rotate and thus generating electricity.

The present non-provisional patent application introduces the Wescott Torque Wheel, a designed and engineered wheel to neutralize resistance in rotational systems, thereby reducing power input requirements. The invention involves a meticulous design and engineering approach to determine the optimal diameter and weight distribution of the Wescott Torque Wheel to counteract specific resistance encountered in machinery and components. By leveraging the principles of rotational physics and utilizing an efficiently designed Wescott Torque Wheel, the present invention enables the efficient utilization of minimal power sources with self-sustained rotational movement without reliance on traditional energy driven sources. The present invention has far reaching implications for various applications including vehicles, vessels, generators, and industrial machinery.

A system to generate power, the system comprising a shaft configured for one-directional rotation around a horizontal axis, an inertial object coupled to the shaft where the inertial object has an uneven distribution of mass around the shaft, an electric generator configured to extract rotational kinetic energy from the shaft, and an electric motor configured to provide restorative energy to the shaft. The power generation method comprises steps of providing a power generation system, placing the shaft in an initial position, and inducing shaft rotation. Once shaft rotation is induced, the method alternates between steps of power generation and power consumption