A system for generating electrical energy from the wave motion of the sea is provided with electrical-energy generating means for exploiting the wave motion of the sea in order to generate electrical energy. A floating body is provided with equipment designed to regulate the frequency of the resonance peak of the system.

An arc turbine system includes an elliptical housing, a rotor having two sliding channels positioned centrically to the housing, and two sliding arcs disposed within the rotor sliding channels and slide therein. The sliding arcs are engaging the housing simultaneously at both ends in a near friction-free environment supported by repulsion force of like-pole magnets. Four chambers disposed within two static chambers between the rotor and the long-axis of said housing, the two static chambers further include proper inlet and outlet ports configured to allow fluid and gas flow into and flow out of the static chambers. The system configured in two distinct settings for two distinct uses. 1) To generate dense rotating energy with optimum efficiency, and high power-to-weight ratio by burning fuel and 2) to pump, compress, vacuum, convey, pressurize, turbocharge, allow precision and micro-movement of gas and liquid, conversion of pressurized gas and liquid to rotating energy, all with optimum efficiency, near-zero vibration, near-zero friction, capability of handling all viscous fluids and 100% increased flow rate using dual inlet and dual outlet ports.

An electrical generation apparatus is described comprising a magnetic mass (18) magnetically attracted to a guide member (14) such that the mass (18) is moveable, in use, along a path defined by the shape of the outer periphery of the guide member (14), the mass (18) being moveable past a coil (20), and at least one repulsion magnet (16a, 16b) of the same polarity as the mass (18) and positioned to repel the mass (18) such that the mass (18) undertakes a pendulum-like reciprocating motion, repeatedly passing the coil.

An electromagnetic energy harvesting system for converting kinetic excitations of a body to electricity. The system includes a coil, a magnet, and a push-back magnet that is fixed to the body. The magnet is connected to the body by an axial connection that enables the magnet to rotate about the axis of rotation that is distal from the center of gravity of the magnet. The push-back magnet exerts repulsive force on the magnet rotates the magnet about its axis of rotation in a way that the center of gravity of the magnet rotates away from the push-back magnet. The kinetic excitations of the body cause the magnet to rotate about its axis of rotation in a way that the center of gravity of the magnet rotates towards the push-back magnet, and as a result the rotations of the magnet create alternating voltage between ends of the coil.

Provided is a free piston generator based on a split thermodynamic cycle, which belongs to the technical field of power energy. The present disclosure solves the problem of low power generation efficiency of an existing free piston generator. The free piston generator includes a linear generator set and two internal combustion engine sets arranged at two ends of the linear generator set. Air is first subjected to first-stage compression by the low-pressure cylinder set in the internal combustion engine sets and is then subjected to second-stage compression in the high-pressure cylinders, so that the intake pressure of an internal combustion engine is effectively increased, which is favorable for increasing the average effective pressure in a work process, thereby improving the thermal efficiency and the power generation efficiency of the free piston generator. A combusted working medium is first subjected to first-stage expansion in the high-pressure cylinders and is then subjected to second-stage expansion in the low-pressure cylinders, which effectively increases the utilization rate of energy in exhaust gas, increases the expansion work, and further improves the thermal efficiency and the power generation efficiency of the free piston generator.

A wearable device that is capable of harvesting kinetic energy from wrist motions using piezoelectric and/or electromagnetic energy harvesters is disclosed. A first part of the device is worn on the user and second part of the device is movable against the second part to accentuate the frequency of movements.

A power generation unit and a power generation device are provided, belonging to the field of wave power generation. The power generation unit includes a housing, a magnet and an elastic assembly; the magnet is arranged inside the housing, the elastic assembly is arranged between the housing and the magnet, and the magnet and an inner wall of the housing are spaced apart. The housing includes an outer housing and an inner housing which are spaced apart, and the outer housing surrounds the inner housing, and an inner wall of the inner housing is circumferentially surrounded by an electromagnetic coil. The outer housing includes a first connection layer and a second connection layer which are laminated, and the inner housing includes a third connection layer and a fourth connection layer which are laminated.

A permanent magnet generator for ocean energy conversion includes a stator structure and a rotor structure. The stator structure includes a stator body whereon a plurality of stator slots are formed. The rotor structure includes a rotor body whereon a plurality of rotor slots are formed. The rotor body is disposed inside the rotor body in a swinging or rotatable manner. A ratio of a number of the rotor slots to a number of the stator slots is 8 to 9. The number of the rotor slots is at least equal to 64. The number of the stator slots is at least equal to 72. The permanent magnet generator requires a low speed/angle of a swinging/rotating movement of the rotor body relative to the stator body to generate electricity, and therefore, it facilitates electricity generation from ocean energy.

A wave energy conversion device includes a permanent magnet generator, a first driving component and a second driving component. The permanent magnet generator includes a stator structure and a rotor structure. The stator structure includes a stator body. The rotor structure includes a rotor body. The rotor body is disposed inside the stator body in a swinging manner or in a rotatable manner. The first driving component is coupled to the rotor structure. The second driving component is coupled to the stator structure. The wave energy conversion device of the present invention requires a low speed/angle of a swinging/rotating movement of the rotor body relative to the stator body to generate electricity, which facilitates electricity generation from wave energy.

A hydrokinetic energy based power generation system is described, including several modules filled with fluid or vacuum and anchored to a stream bed of water body, multiple basic units associated with each module for converting hydrokinetic energy into electrical energy, wherein each basic unit includes two springs affixed with a top and bottom portion of the modules in such a way that the hydrokinetic energy induces vibrations within the springs, a cylindrical tube positioned between the springs, and contained with a ferromagnetic fluid, two fixed magnets and a movable magnet, wherein the movable magnet oscillates in between the fixed magnets due to the induced disturbances caused by waves/ocean and repulsive forces caused by the fixed magnets, an electric coil associated with the tube, for generating electric current by harnessing the relative motion of the movable magnet and electric coil due to electromagnetism phenomenon and in accordance with laws of electromagnetic induction.