Patent classifications
F03D9/34
Wind turbine with rotational air guides
Wind turbine according to the invention has at least one movable guide consisting of two rectangular wings (14) and (15) set in one plane and fixed with one edge to mounted shaft (11) set parallel to the axis of the turbine (2) and in such way that the edge of the first wing (14) is tangential, with small space, to the edge of the bar (10) which is an extension of the guide vane (4) of the body (3) and is set in the same plane as guide vane (4), where the edge of the first wing (14) rests on resilient members (16) fixed to the bar (10), and spread of the second wing (15) is smaller than the spread of the first wing (14) and the shaft (11) is connected to drive mechanism (13) equipped with positional switch, where the drive mechanism (13) is connected to control system.
Wind turbine with rotational air guides
Wind turbine according to the invention has at least one movable guide consisting of two rectangular wings (14) and (15) set in one plane and fixed with one edge to mounted shaft (11) set parallel to the axis of the turbine (2) and in such way that the edge of the first wing (14) is tangential, with small space, to the edge of the bar (10) which is an extension of the guide vane (4) of the body (3) and is set in the same plane as guide vane (4), where the edge of the first wing (14) rests on resilient members (16) fixed to the bar (10), and spread of the second wing (15) is smaller than the spread of the first wing (14) and the shaft (11) is connected to drive mechanism (13) equipped with positional switch, where the drive mechanism (13) is connected to control system.
EXHAUST AND ELECTRICAL GENERATION SYSTEM
An exhaust system for generating electricity is disclosed. The exhaust system for generating electricity uses a specially configured housing, a plurality of static velocity increasing devices, a turbine, and a fan to generate electricity and concurrently exhaust air from a building. In particular, the specially configured housing preferably is designed to be significantly more aerodynamic and reduces any turbulence inside the housing.
EXHAUST AND ELECTRICAL GENERATION SYSTEM
An exhaust system for generating electricity is disclosed. The exhaust system for generating electricity uses a specially configured housing, a plurality of static velocity increasing devices, a turbine, and a fan to generate electricity and concurrently exhaust air from a building. In particular, the specially configured housing preferably is designed to be significantly more aerodynamic and reduces any turbulence inside the housing.
Wind Energy Apparatus
Apparatus is provided for wind-energy electrical generation. The apparatus presented comprises a shell enclosing a turbine with a vertical axis, the shell having a wind intake and wind egress, and may comprise blades or vanes to direct wind flow inside the shell to push the turbine. The turbine comprises an electrical generator. The turbine axis may be able to tilt. The apparatus may be used for wind-energy electrical generation in sites that are not conducive to convention wind-energy electrical generation. The present disclosure solves problems with the currently available apparatuses for wind-energy electrical generation using a building or other obstacle to its advantage. It also provides a means of combining solar and wind renewal energy harvesting into a single device.
Wind Energy Apparatus
Apparatus is provided for wind-energy electrical generation. The apparatus presented comprises a shell enclosing a turbine with a vertical axis, the shell having a wind intake and wind egress, and may comprise blades or vanes to direct wind flow inside the shell to push the turbine. The turbine comprises an electrical generator. The turbine axis may be able to tilt. The apparatus may be used for wind-energy electrical generation in sites that are not conducive to convention wind-energy electrical generation. The present disclosure solves problems with the currently available apparatuses for wind-energy electrical generation using a building or other obstacle to its advantage. It also provides a means of combining solar and wind renewal energy harvesting into a single device.
POWER GENERATION DEVICES AND METHODS FOR USE WITH TOILETS
Power generation devices and methods for use with toilets is disclosed. A number of power generation devices are provided that can be used in combination to power various features in a toilet which will be particularly useful for portable toilets that are off the grid. The power generation devices and methods include, for example, using a cell battery inside a toilet water source, a wind turbine, solar panels, and piezoelectricity. The features include, for example, lighting up the toilet with light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to make it easier for users to find the toilet, an audio/video setup for entertainment, and a toilet status light indicator to let the next user know when the toilet paper is out.
Wind power installation
Provided is a wind power installation for converting the kinetic energy of the wind into the mechanical energy of rotation of a rotor for subsequent conversion of the mechanical energy of rotation into the electrical energy. A wind power installation includes a support frame, a shaft disposed on the support frame, and a blade system mounted on the shaft. The shaft is configured to rotate about a vertical axis and is functionally connected to an electric generator. The support frame is configured to be mounted between at least three radially arranged structures. The wind power installation can include additional blade systems disposed one above another on the shaft. Mounting the support frame between three radially arranged structures results in greater rigidity and robustness of the wind power installation, thus enabling the use of blade systems having a larger blade area and the arrangement of several blade systems on the shaft.
Wind power installation
Provided is a wind power installation for converting the kinetic energy of the wind into the mechanical energy of rotation of a rotor for subsequent conversion of the mechanical energy of rotation into the electrical energy. A wind power installation includes a support frame, a shaft disposed on the support frame, and a blade system mounted on the shaft. The shaft is configured to rotate about a vertical axis and is functionally connected to an electric generator. The support frame is configured to be mounted between at least three radially arranged structures. The wind power installation can include additional blade systems disposed one above another on the shaft. Mounting the support frame between three radially arranged structures results in greater rigidity and robustness of the wind power installation, thus enabling the use of blade systems having a larger blade area and the arrangement of several blade systems on the shaft.
Electrical power generation system using renewable energy
The electrical power generation system using renewable energy is particularly adapted to provide electrical power to an independent or remotely situated electrical device such as a street light, emergency call box, or illuminated road sign. The system includes a pivotally mounted venturi with vanes assuring that the venturi is oriented into the prevailing wind. A vertical axis wind turbine is installed in the venturi throat, and drives a shaft extending through the column upon which the venturi is installed to a generator at the base of the column. The venturi and vanes may include photovoltaic cells thereon for further electrical power. The venturi may be heated from a geothermal source, and may include a variable diameter internal wall to adjust the cross-sectional area of the throat of the venturi. The use of functionally graded materials and other phase change materials may also improve the performance of the device.