The present invention is a system for producing energy via use of gravity and then integrating such a force into a system design of energy power generation by translating the force of gravity into potential energy then into kinetic energy and from kinetic energy back into potential energy again. This system can operate mechanically or electromechanically with the aid of a minimal amount of external energy. A mechanical sequence is introduced in the system's operation to prolong the operational functionality of motion to its working components to the point where full, or substantially full, and independent recycling of fluids takes place and in the process it generates power to run the system's electricity producing generators and supply electricity to the power 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.

A power generation system comprising a first vessel, a second vessel, a pump operably connected to the first vessel and the second vessel, and a turbine manifold assembly operably connected to the first vessel and the second vessel, wherein the pump creates a positive pressure in the first vessel to force a fluid in a first direction through the turbine manifold assembly and into the second vessel to a pre-determined level by a negative pressure in the second vessel, wherein, once the fluid reaches the pre-determined level in the second vessel, the pump creates a positive pressure in the second vessel to force the fluid in an opposing second direction through the turbine manifold assembly and back into the first vessel by a negative pressure in the first vessel to complete a cycle is provided. Furthermore, associated methods and a turbine manifold assembly is also provided.

A hydraulic power generation device includes a water passage unit arranged slantingly with multiple water turbines located above the water passage unit. The water passage unit is disposed in a space of a case. Multiple containers are located beneath the water passage unit and located corresponding to the water turbines respectively. The water passage unit has an inlet and an outlet located corresponding to each of the containers. The inlet and the outlet communicate with the room of the container corresponding thereto. When one of the water turbines or an electric power generator needs to be maintained, a seal of the inlet is opened and the water flows to the water passage unit via the outlet to drive the water turbines behind the damaged water turbine. The hydraulic power generation device is still under operation while one of the water turbines is under maintenance.

A magnet assembly can include a base assembly and a cover assembly. The base assembly can extend along a longitudinal axis and include a base, a shaft, a first cylinder, and a first plurality of magnets. The cover assembly can extend along the longitudinal axis and include a cover, a second cylinder, and a second plurality of magnets. The base assembly and the cover assembly can be selectively engageable. The first plurality of magnets and the second plurality of magnets can be arranged such that the shaft is driven in rotation by magnetic repulsion of the first plurality of magnets relative to the second plurality of magnets when the base assembly and the cover assembly are engaged with one another. The second cylinder can be fixedly engaged with the cover.

A Perpetual Electricity Turbine Vortex Force Reactor is an apparatus for creating green electricity by tapping the full power potential of a recirculating liquid vortex of any size. This is done by redirecting the continuous explosion of the liquid escaping through the hole in the vortex chamber into a flywheel turbine attached to electrical generators. The liquid is then recirculated by a pump in a bottom liquid tank back up to the Vortex Chamber to create a self contained power system that does not pollute and is eligible for inclusion as an electrical power source under the net metering laws of many States, Florida in particular. Since the system is size independent very small single device powering reactors are possible as are enormous reactors that can power industrial size generators. Once the machines are in wide spread use the reactors will help to reduce America's carbon footprint by replacing the need for fossil fueled electric generators.

The present invention is a system for producing energy via use of gravity and then integrating such a force into a system design of energy power generation by translating the force of gravity into potential energy then into kinetic energy and from kinetic energy back into potential energy again. This system can operate 100% mechanically or 100% electromechanically by its own power generation, without the need to utilize the aid of an external source of energy or, if required, with the aid of a minimal amount of external energy. A mechanical sequence is introduced in the system's operation to prolong the operational functionality of motion to its working components to the point where full, or substantially full, and independent recycling of fluids takes place and in the process it generates power to run the system's electricity producing generators and supply electricity to the power grid.

A tower-based kinetic energy generation method and device, generally including two buckets that are movable up and down alternately to carry water to an upper location to allow water to rush down to impact and drive power generation units to generate electrical power thereby achieving circulative power generation. The two buckets are mounted to a tower frame and are driven by a drive unit to move. The tower frame has a bottom in which a water storage trough is formed. Rotary mechanisms are arranged above the water storage trough and the rotary mechanisms are coupled to power generation units. Two sides of the tower frame are each provided with a water storage tank. The water storage tank has a bottom from which a pipe extends to a location above the respective rotary mechanism.

A gravitation pneumatic buoyant powered generation system includes a plurality of tanks and valve doors which controllably provide float balls to a drive mechanism which through buoyant force turns a drive shaft and operates a generator.