WO2015177804A1 - Ensemble à effet multiplicateur pour la génération d'énergie - Google Patents

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WO2015177804A1
WO2015177804A1 PCT/IN2014/000509 IN2014000509W WO2015177804A1 WO 2015177804 A1 WO2015177804 A1 WO 2015177804A1 IN 2014000509 W IN2014000509 W IN 2014000509W WO 2015177804 A1 WO2015177804 A1 WO 2015177804A1
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F03—MACHINES OR ENGINES FOR LIQUIDS; WIND, SPRING, OR WEIGHT MOTORS; PRODUCING MECHANICAL POWER OR A REACTIVE PROPULSIVE THRUST, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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  • the present invention relates in general to energy and power generation.
  • the present invention relates in more particular to a leverage assembly for energy generation, which facilitates easy, reliable and cost effective production of useful and clean green energy and/or power by means of enormous multiplied forces generated due to the leverage movement.
  • the first documented gravity motion machines were developed by an Indian author Baskara (1159). It was a wheel with containers of mercury around the rim. As the wheel turned, the mercury was supposed to move within the containers in such a way that the wheel would always be heavier on one side of the axle. The idea re-appeared in Arabic writings, one which contained six such gravity devices. From the Islamic world the idea reached Europe. One of Villard De Houne Court's (late 12th centuries) most celebrated machine designs was for a gravity wheel that rotated perpetually. It was an over balanced wheel ith hinged mallets or hammers equally spaced around the rim. Similarly, Marianno di Iacopo called Taccola (1382-1452) devised a wheel similar to Arabian wheel.
  • Leonardo-da- Vinci (1452-1519) designed several gravity or perpetual motion devices and carefully analyzed several versions of the over balanced wheel with moving weights around the rim, and showed why they would not work. In modern language, it says that as the wheel moves farther from its rotational axis, the gravitational torque on it is greater, but the moment of inertia on the wheel is simultaneously increased making the gravitational torque less effective in increasing or sustaining motion of the wheel continuously. The nett gain is zero. Mark Anthony Zimmara (1518) described without pictures "Directions for constructing a perpetual motion machine without use of water or weight, and also admits that he knows no one who has made such a thing work.
  • Agostino Ramelli (1523-1600) designed a water wheel, Vittoria Zonca (1568-1602) a siphon wheel, Robert Fludd (1544-1637) published some drawings of perpetual motion machines to pump water.
  • Althanasis Kircher (1601-1680) a German Jesuits folio includes a water wheel driving a force pump to lift water to the top of the wheel and designs for magnetic spheres and wheels turning continuously in response to fixed magnets.
  • Edward Sommerset (1601-1667) describes a perpetual motion wheel which is a overbalanced wheel and describes as "to provide and make that all weights of the descending side of a wheel shall be perpetually farther than the center of those the mounting or ascending side and yet equal in number and heft to one as the other".
  • the wheel was 14 feet over and had 40 weights of 501bs per piece, ho sooner that the great weights passed the diameter line of the lower side that hung a foot farther from the center, no sooner passed the diameter line of the upper side that they hung a foot nearer. It did not perform.
  • US Patent No 2989839 by Croy describes a combined pneumatic and gravity motor, having a shaft with radially extending raceways attached hereto and a weight slidably supported on each raceway.
  • the weights are configured to move radially in-and- out on the raceways provided by individual air turbines.
  • a timing mechanism controls the air turbines to move the weights to the outer and inner positions, and cause rotation of the shaft for use by other machines.
  • US Patent No 4311918 by Vaseen describes a gravity assist booster for a wind powered generator which uses the mechanical advantage of a lever arm to multiply the energy of a moving weight that is wind powered from a propeller drive.
  • US Patent No 5221868 by Arman describes an electrically assisted gravity powered motor having a series of joined, interrupted axles, each having an outwardly extending arm, attached there to with the weights that move in and out relative to the axle on a track that is attached to the arm.
  • An electric motor moves the weight in and out on the track as the arm rotates.
  • the motors are configured to place the weights on the outer reaches of the arm, during the arms' downward rotation and near the axle during the arms' upward rotation to provide higher rotational torque.
  • the rotation of the arms rotates the axle.
  • US Patent No 6237342 by Hurford describes a gravity motor having an output shaft rotatably mounted on a housing that includes a guide surface against which a weighted follower contacts to drive the follower inward towards the hub, to which the output shaft is fixedly attached.
  • the follower is attached to a connecting rod, that is telescopically received in a sleeve.
  • the connecting rod moves in and out of the sleeve in response to the follower contacting the guide surface to place the weights near the hub during the upward position of the cycle and away from the hub during the downward position of the cycle, resulting in a nett torque that rotates the output shaft.
  • a gravity driven electric power generator comprising a platform member on which a slidably positioned an electric generator housing that is coupled to an axle having a rotor gear.
  • the rotor gear is in mating contact with the tread member of an endless belt.
  • the platform is pivotal ly mounted on a stand, and a support jack is used to change the orientation of the platform, which causes the generator housing to slide on the platform.
  • Rotation of the endless belt rotates the rotor gear to rotate the axle, which is operatively connected to a generator.
  • WIPO Publication W0201105326A1 by Harouton describes a machine mechanically controlled by series of levers and weights to generate power using Gravity force, to keep wheel rotating.
  • US 20130284540 and WO2013/14491 OA 1 by Ribeiro, Renato describes a Mechanical motion system for energy generation, with a series of levers and weights using gravitational force to turn a shaft.
  • FR 2989431A1 describes another type of gravity machine. In addition with the foregoing, several such gravity machines have been described in various patents and publications by several inventors.
  • Milkovic, Veljko of Bulgaria describes power generation using "A two stage Mechanical oscillator” with a lever and Pendulum, and filed several patents using this principle to pump water, generate power thru alternator, to drive Vessels in water etc, e.g. YU 49002 B-P-579/99, YU 02.02.2005 P-95/05, etc.
  • US publications US 2005/248159A1 by Seoane and US 2007/248159A1 by Gomez and Nacer describe energy generation using oscillations of Pendulum to drive a shaft.
  • WO 2009/153803A1 by P.L. Seethalakshmi describes a machinery for converting mechanical energy to electrical energy, using oscillations of a series of fulcrumed levers to drive a shaft to generate electrical energy.
  • the above described fulcrumed lever and oscillating lever type energy generators has several friction points and intricate numerous assembly requirements and will be expensive, to manufacture, operate and maintain, such equipment.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a leverage assembly for efficient energy generation with an oscillating first order lever arrangement in an easy, reliable and cost effective manner.
  • An another object of the present invention is to provide a leverage assembly for energy generation, which is simple with less mechanical parts, low manufacturing cost, and easy to operate and maintain.
  • a further object of the present invention is to provide a leverage assembly for efficient energy generation with a rotating first order lever arrangement in an easy, reliable and cost effective manner.
  • a further object of the present invention is to provide a leverage assembly for efficient energy generation with a stationary first order lever arrangement in an easy, reliable and cost effective manner.
  • the present invention which achieves this objective, relates to a leverage assembly for energy generation, comprising at least one first order lever having an effort arm and a load arm, where at least one weighted body is fitted to the extreme end of the effort arm and positioned opposite to the end of the load arm.
  • At least one mounting table has a fulcrum on its top side and a slot to pass-through the lever load arm into it, where the table is mounted on a base plate for being reciprocally actuated in back and forth movement.
  • a plurality of power receiver assemblies is positioned adjacent to the mounting table to be in operative contact with the end of the lever load arm at the time of lever oscillation.
  • the first order lever is pivotably mounted onto the table through its fulcrum in a frictionless manner in such a way that when the table is being reciprocated, the lever effort arm along with its weighted body oscillates on the fulcrum at a desired oscillating angle, which simultaneously generates a multiplied force, at the end of the lever load arm, that is directed to operate the power receiver assemblies for energy generation.
  • leverage assembly generates efficient energy with the oscillating first order lever arrangement in an easy, reliable and cost effective manner. Further, it is simple with less mechanical parts, low manufacturing cost, and easy to operate and maintain.
  • the weighted body is pivotably attached to the end of the effort arm such that the weighted body can swivel with reference to the effort arm of the lever to aid generation of auxiliary force at the end of the lever load arm while the lever is being oscillated.
  • the weighted body attached to the end of the effort arm on pivot is provided with a plurality of stoppers such that the swivel movement of the weighted body is terminated with a jerk at each direction to aid further auxiliary force at the end of the lever load arm while the lever is being oscillated, where the plurality of stoppers comprises of spring-loaded stoppers. This plurality of stoppers provides a first or second order lever effect to the pivoted weighted body at the effort of end arm lever.
  • the length of the load arm and the effort arm of the first order lever is formed with a desired mechanical advantage of say 1 :8 ratio of distance from the fulcrum.
  • the lever is oscillated at a maximum oscillating angle of up to 180 degrees.
  • the load arm of the first order lever is assembled with one or more wear resistant rollers at its end.
  • the table has a plurality of mounting blocks on which the fulcrum is rigidly fixed, where the fulcrum has a plurality of stoppers on both ends to retain the first order lever in position during oscillation.
  • the table is mounted on the base plate through a sliding guide assembly for reciprocate movement of the table with respect to the base plate when the table is actuated by a drive assembly.
  • the leverage assembly further comprises at least one push-pull slide assembly has a housing mounted on the base plate through a sliding guide assembly.
  • the housing is arranged on the rear side of the table to receive the end of the load arm within it for sliding movement the push-pull slide assembly with respect to the angular movement of the lever load arm during oscillation.
  • the power receiver assemblies are rigidly positioned on both sides of the push-pull slide assembly at the rear side of the table in such a way that the first order lever is aligned with the push-pull slide assembly and the power receiver assemblies, which actuates the power receiver assemblies through the linear movement of the push-pull slide housing.
  • the push-pull slide housing is fixed with wear resistant plates on its inner sides being in contact with the load arm during oscillation, and arranged with a slot on its outer sides with respect to the wear resistant plates to catch the power receiver assemblies.
  • the power receiver assemblies include hydraulic cylinders, pneumatic cylinders, reciprocating linear alternator (RLA), vibrators, plunger type rotary pump and alternator.
  • the plunger type rotary pump includes various types of radial piston pump.
  • the leverage assembly further comprises a plurality of auxiliary levers pivotably mounted on the table and positioned with respect to the effort arm of the first order lever to periodically nudge the effort arm at the respective end of every oscillation when the respective auxiliary levers are actuated at each reciprocate movement of the table.
  • the leverage assembly further comprises a plurality of auxiliary cylinders mounted on the table and positioned with respect to the effort arm of the first order lever while the effort arm of the lever is positioned vertically downwards below the table to act as a pendulum.
  • the auxiliary cylinders are operatively connected to one or more sensors to periodically nudge the effort arm at the respective end of every oscillation as required based on the linear movement of the push-pull slide assembly sensed by the sensors.
  • the present invention which achieves this objective, relates to a leverage assembly for energy generation, comprising at least one first order lever having an effort arm, a load arm and fulcrum that separates the effort arm and the load arm, where at least one weighted body is fitted to the extreme end of the effort arm and positioned in opposite to the end of the load arm.
  • At least one mounting table has a holding member to hold the lever fulcrum in it and a slot to pass-through the lever load arm into it, where the table is rotatably mounted on a base plate.
  • At least one power receiver assembly is operatively mounted on the base plate in such a way that the end of the lever load arm is engaged with the power receiver assembly.
  • the fulcrum of the first order lever is rotatably and angularly held within the holding member of the table in a frictionless ball joint arrangement manner in such a way that when the table is being rotated, the lever effort arm along with its weighted body is revolved around the center axis of the table, which simultaneously generates a multiplied force, at the end of the lever load arm, that is directed to operate the power receiver assembly for energy generation.
  • leverage assembly generates efficient energy with the rotating first order lever arrangement in an easy, reliable and cost effective manner.
  • the effort arm of the lever is rotated about an angle up to 90 degrees with respect to the center axis of the table.
  • the table is rotatably mounted on the base plate through circular sliding guides such that the table is being rotated with reference to the base plate by a drive assembly that is operatively connected to the table.
  • the power receiver assembly comprises an internal gear arrangement being operatively engaged with the end of the lever load arm and an output drive being coupled to a power generator, such that the force generated at the lever load arm is transferred for power generation at the power generator.
  • the power receiver assembly having a pump is rigidly fixed to the base plate, wherein the pump is operatively engaged with the end of the lever load arm in such a way that the pump is actuated by the force generated at the lever load arm for power generation, during rotation.
  • the pump includes various types of plunger type rotary pump and radial piston pump.
  • the above described alternate rotatable leverage arrangement can have either the lever effort arm positioned above rotatable table or below the table to generate energy and be easy to manufacture and to maintain.
  • the present invention which achieves this objective, relates to a leverage assembly for energy generation, comprising at least one first order lever having an effort arm and a load arm, where at least one weighted body is fitted to the extreme end of the effort arm and positioned in opposite to the end of the load arm.
  • At least one table has a fulcrum on its top side and a slot to pass-through the lever load arm into it, where the table is rigidly mounted on a base plate.
  • At least one power receiver assembly having a rotary plunger pump is rotatably mounted on the base plate in such a way that the end of the lever load arm is engaged with the rotary plunger pump.
  • the first order lever is rigidly and angularly mounted on the table through its fulcrum in a frictionless manner in such a way that when the power receiver assembly is being rotated, the plunger pump rotationally receives a multiplied force generated at the lever load arm by the lever effort arm along with its weighted body, which continuously activates and operates each plunger of the plunger pump for energy generation.
  • leverage assembly generates efficient energy with the stationary first order lever arrangement in an easy, reliable and cost effective manner.
  • the power receiver assembly is rotatably mounted on the base plate through circular sliding guides such that the power receiver assembly is being rotated with reference to the base plate by a drive assembly that is operatively connected to the power receiver assembly.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a partial sectional schematic side view of a leverage assembly for energy generation, at a central vertical plane, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 2 illustrates a partial sectional schematic front view of the leverage assembly for energy generation, at the central vertical plane, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 3 illustrates a plan view of a lever of the leverage assembly, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 3a illustrates a front side view of the lever as shown in Fig. 3, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 3b illustrates a plan view of the lever, with alternate arrangement of weighted body at effort arm, as shown in Fig. 3, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a partial sectional schematic front view of the leverage assembly depicting the lever oscillated to the right side of vertical axis, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 4a illustrates a partial sectional schematic front view of the leverage assembly depicting the lever oscillated to the left side of vertical axis, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 4b illustrates a schematic representation of the lever oscillation on both sides of vertical center line with an oscillating angle, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 5 illustrates a schematic representation of the lever oscillation on one side of vertical center line with the oscillating angle, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 6 illustrates a plan view of a push-pull slide assembly of the leverage assembly, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 6a illustrates a side view of the push-pull slide assembly of the leverage assembly, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 6b illustrates a partial-cut front side view of the push-pull slide assembly of the leverage assembly, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 7 illustrates a schematic front side view of multiple lever arrangements in the leverage assembly, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 8 illustrates a partial descriptive schematic side view of the leverage assembly with auxiliary lever arrangements, in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 illustrates a schematic view showing alternate drive assembly arrangement for driving the leverage assembly, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 illustrates a schematic sectional side view of the leverage assembly like a pendulum with auxiliary cylinder arrangements, in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 1 1 illustrates a schematic sectional side view of a leverage assembly for energy generation, in accordance with second exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 11a illustrates a schematic sectional side view of a leverage assembly for energy generation, in accordance with third exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 12 illustrates a schematic sectional side view of a leverage assembly for energy generation, in accordance with fourth exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the present invention relates to a simple leverage assembly for energy or power generation with an oscillating first order lever arrangement, i.e. a first order lever freely oscillates to produce a multiplied force at its load arm ends with the aid of gravitational forces, where the multiplied force is converted into useful energy by means of any power receiver assemblies.
  • the present invention describes the potential of multiplication and harvesting of energy by utilizing the multiplied force generated by an oscillating first order lever.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a partial sectional schematic side view of a leverage assembly (1) for energy generation, at a central vertical plane, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the leverage assembly (1) for energy generation comprises a first order lever (2), a mounting table (4) and power receiver assemblies (6) as well as push-pull slide assembly (5), where the components of the leverage assembly (1) are arranged on a base plate (9).
  • the first order lever (2) has an effort arm (2a) and a load arm (2b), where at least one weighted body (2f) is fitted to the extreme end of the effort arm (2a) and positioned in opposite to the end of the load arm (2b).
  • the mounting table (4) has a fulcrum (3) on its top side and a slot (4a) to pass-through the lever load arm (2b) into it, where the table (4) is mounted on the base plate (9) for being reciprocally actuated in back and forth movement.
  • the power receiver assemblies (6) are positioned adjacent to the mounting table (4) to be in operative contact with the end of the lever load arm (2b) at the time of lever oscillation.
  • the first order lever (2) is pivotably mounted onto the table (4) through its fulcrum (3) in a frictionless manner in such a way that when the table (4) is being reciprocated, the lever effort arm (2a) along with its weighted body (2f) is oscillated on the fulcrum (3) at a desired oscillating angle (13), which simultaneously generates a multiplied force, at the end of the lever load arm (2b), that is directed to operate the power receiver assemblies (6) for energy generation.
  • the lever (2) can be oscillated at a maximum oscillating angle (13) of up to 180 degrees or more depending on stroke and speed of reciprocation of the table, mechanical advantage of lever, weighted body at the lever effort arm, and also direction and position of the lever effort arm.
  • FIG. 2 a partial sectional schematic front view of the leverage assembly (1) for energy generation, at a central vertical plane is illustrated, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the mounting table (4) is mounted on the base plate (9) through a rigid sliding guide assembly (11), which provides reciprocate movement (back-and-forth movement on the horizontal axis) of the table (4) with respect to the base plate (9) when the table (4) is actuated by a drive assembly (10).
  • the drive assembly (10) is composed of a drive unit or drive motor (10a) that is mounted on a suitable drive unit spacer (10b), and a crank link (10c) whose both ends are respectively connected to the drive (10a) and the table (4) to provide the desired reciprocation stroke on the table (4) ranging from 1 to 200 mm or more as required for large capacity embodiments of the present invention.
  • the sliding guide assembly (11) is rested on spacers (9a) provided between the base plate (9) and the sliding guide assembly (11), where the sliding guide assembly (1 1) enables the table (4) to reciprocate back and forth in the X-axis to the desired stroke.
  • the spacers (9a) are fixed rigidly to the base plate (9) on the two lengthwise sides as shown in Fig. 2.
  • the stationery portion of the sliding guide assembly (11) is provided with the spacers (9a) which are locked rigidly to the base plate (9).
  • the table (4) has a plurality of mounting blocks or holders (12) on which the fulcrum (3) is rigidly fixed, where the fulcrum (3) has a plurality of stoppers or locking stoppers (3a) on both ends to retain the first order lever (2) in position during oscillation.
  • the table (4) is provided with suitable table slot (4a) to receive the load arm (2b) of the lever (2) into it.
  • the fulcrum (3) is secured on the table (4) through the mounting blocks (12) that are located adjacent to both sides of the table slot (4a).
  • the first order lever (2) is fixed through the fulcrum (3) located on the mounting blocks (12) on either side of the slot (4a), which are tightened firmly on the top side of the table (4).
  • the effort arm (2a) of the lever (2) with the weighted body (2f) is positioned to project vertically above the table (4), and the load arm (2b) projects below the table (4) through the table slot (4a).
  • the slot (4a) on the table (4) allows the lever (2) to oscillate on either side of the vertical axis.
  • the mechanical advantage of the lever is set to required desirable level say 1:8 ratio of distance from the fulcrum (3) to the lever load arm (2b) and the lever effort arm (2a) respectively.
  • the length of the load arm (2b) and the effort arm (2a) of the first order lever (2) is formed with 1:8 ratio of distance from the fulcrum (3).
  • One end of the reciprocating table (4) is connected to the drive motor (10a) with the crank (10c) capable of reciprocating the table (4) back and forth on the X-axis for the desired distance, say 20 mm.
  • FIG. 3 a plan view of the lever (2) of the leverage assembly (1) is illustrated, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the lever (2) is provided with a hole (2e) having bearings to receive the fulcrum (3) on the lever (2), which enables friction free oscillation of the lever (2) on the fulcrum (3).
  • the lever (2) has its effort arm (2a) located vertically above the fulcrum (3), and its load arm (2b) located vertically below the fulcrum (3).
  • the weighted body (2f) is fixed rigidly at the end of the lever effort arm (2a) and wear resistant rollers (2c) having diameter (2d) is fixed at the end of the lever load arm (2b), as shown in FIG.
  • FIG. 3a which illustrates a front side view of the lever as shown in Fig. 3, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the lever (2) is free to oscillate on its fulcrum (3) on either side (left and right) of the vertical axis center line (7) to the required oscillating angle (13), and the slot (4a) at the table (4) enables the free oscillating movement of the lever load arm (2b) through the table (4).
  • the required mechanical advantage (MA) is derived by suitable selection of effort arm and load arm lengths as well as weighted body at the effort arm of the lever.
  • FIG. 3b illustrates a plan view of the lever (2), with alternate arrangement of weighted body (2g) at effort arm (2a), as shown in Fig. 3, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the weighted body (2g) can be pivotably attached to the end of the effort arm (2a) through a weighted body fulcrum (2h) such that the weighted body (2g) can swivel, like a pendulum or act like a first or second order lever arrangement, the weighted body fulcrum (2h) with reference to the effort arm (2a) of the lever (2), which provides auxiliary force at the end of the lever load arm (2b) while the lever is being oscillated.
  • the weighted body (2g) is attached to the end of the effort arm (2a) using stoppers or stopper pins (2j, 2k) to restrict the movement of weighted body (2g) during the lever oscillations, which enables a second order lever arrangement.
  • the swivel movement of the weighted body (2g) is terminated with a pronounced jerk at each direction (extreme ends) of oscillation, when the oscillating weight (2g) is stopped by the respective pairs of stoppers (2j, 2k) at oscillating end positions (2m) of the weighted body (2g).
  • This jerk further provides additional auxiliary force or energy at the end of the lever load arm (2b) while the lever is being oscillated, which also aids the oscillating lever (2) to further swing back and forth.
  • the stoppers (2j, 2k) can be spring-loaded stoppers, where by providing spring loading arrangement at these positions, the oscillation can be smoother and more efficient.
  • the first or second order lever effect can be achieved by the oscillating weighted body (2g).
  • the jerk at the end of each oscillation provides additional force to help the lever easily oscillate back to the other end, which is aided by the gravitational forces.
  • the spring-loaded stoppers (2j, 2k) make the oscillation quiet, where the spring energy can further aid the lever oscillation without energy loss.
  • the pivoted weight (2g) freely rotates on its fulcrum (2h) and such free rotation of weight (2g) aids the lever oscillation.
  • the load arm (2b) of the first order lever (2) can be assembled with one or more wear resistant rollers (2c) at its end with the help of pivot pins.
  • the power receiver assemblies (6) are associated and positioned with reference to the table (4) or the base plate (9) to harness the energy generated at either ends of the lever load arm (2b) to receive the power stroke, where the lever load arm end oscillates with an angular movement which is converted into a smooth reciprocating linear horizontal movement before being connected to the power receiver assemblies (6).
  • the load arm end of the lever (2) is always be free to move and not be directly joined with the power receiver assemblies (6) at either ends to receive the power stroke to perform as the first order lever (2).
  • the power receiver assemblies (6) include, but not limited to hydraulic cylinders, pneumatic cylinders, reciprocating linear alternator (RLA), vibrators, plunger type rotary pump, alternator, power generator or any suitable device to receive this power stroke from the lever for direct conversion into electrical or useful energy.
  • RLA reciprocating linear alternator
  • vibrators plunger type rotary pump
  • alternator power generator or any suitable device to receive this power stroke from the lever for direct conversion into electrical or useful energy.
  • the illustrations of the present invention are described with the power receiver assemblies (6) as hydraulic cylinders only for the purpose of clear understanding of the nature of present invention, which should not be considered for any limitation of the present invention.
  • the leverage assembly (1) further comprises the push-pull slide assembly (5) that consists of a housing or slide block housing (5a) with a rectangular pocket (5b), rigidly fixed wear resistant plates (5c) on two inner width side ends of the pocket (5b), and T-slot (5d) provided on the slide block housing (5a), where (5e) is the length of pocket (5b) within between the wear plates (5c), details of push-pull slide assembly (5) are clearly shown in FIGS. 6, 6a and 6b, which respectively illustrate plan, side and partial-cut front side views of the push-pull slide assembly (5) of the leverage assembly (1), in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) is rested and mounted on the base plate (9) through a sliding guide assembly (50, which makes the push-pull slide assembly (5) to slide in guided linear movement with respect to the base plate (9).
  • the push-pull slide assembly (5) can be slidably mounted on the rear side of the table (4) as per convenience of manufacture and assembly.
  • the push-pull slide assembly (5) is located and positioned at the vertical axis center line (7) and the horizontal axis center line (8) as shown in Figs. 1 and 2.
  • the housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) is arranged, at the end of the lever load arm (2b), on the rear side of the table (4) to receive the end of the load arm (2b) within it in a lengthwise manner for sliding movement the push-pull slide assembly (5) with respect to the angular movement of the lever load arm (2b) during oscillation.
  • the push- pull slide housing (5a) has the rectangular pocket (5b) to receive the end of the lever load arm (2b), and is fixed with the wear resistant plates (5c) on its opposing inner sides of the rectangular pocket (5b) being in contact with the lever load arm end only during oscillation.
  • the push-pull slide housing (5a) is arranged with the T-slot (5d) on its opposing outer sides with respect to the wear resistant plates (5c) to catch the power receiver assemblies (6).
  • the end of the lever load arm (2b) carrying rollers (2c) having diameter (2d) is positioned lengthwise in the pocket (5b) of the housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5).
  • the pocket length (5e) is greater than the diameter (2d) of the rollers (2c) at the lever load arm (2b) and is provided with sufficient clearance all around the length and bottom of pocket (5b) to ensure contact only between the end of oscillating lever load arm (2b) carrying the wear resistant rollers (2c) and the corresponding width side wear resistant plates (5c) in the slide block housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) during oscillation of the lever load arm (2b).
  • the pocket (5b) length is more than the roller diameter (2d) as required from between 0.5 to 25 mm or more as required for larger capacity embodiments of the present leverage assembly.
  • the push-pull slide assembly (5) ensures that the lever (2) is able to act as a true first order lever, where the weighed body carrying non connected free oscillating end of the effort arm (2a) exerts the multiplied force to the non connected load arm end through the fulcrum (3) to the push-pull slide assembly (5) during jascillation.
  • the leading load arm end of the lever (2) makes contact only with the corresponding inside width wise side of one of the wear resistant plates (5c) of the slide block housing (5a), which is provided with adequate clearance on both the inner lengthwise sides and inner bottom face of the slide block housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5).
  • the lever load arm end is provided with the rollers (2c) as the rollers (2c) provided on the load arm end push the guided slide block housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) from the inside face, alternatively during oscillation.
  • the rollers (2c) in the lever load arm (2b) are pushed against the respective width wise inner surfaces of the slide block housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5), which converts the angular power stroke movement of the load arm end into a reciprocating linear movement of the push-pull slide assembly (5).
  • the push-pull slide assembly (5) is provided to convert the angular movement of load arm end of the lever (2) into the linear movement to smoothly transfer the power stroke of the oscillating load arm end of the lever (2) to the respective cylinders (6a) of the power receiver assemblies (6).
  • the power receiver assemblies (6) are rigidly mounted and positioned on both sides (left and right side) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) at the rear (bottom) side of the table (4) in such a way that the outer ends of the housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) are connected to the respective power receiver assemblies (6) and that the horizontal center line (8) of the power receiver assemblies (6) and the push-pull slide assembly (5) is aligned with the vertical center line (7) of the lever (2).
  • the first order lever (2) is aligned (perpendicularly) with the push-pull slide assembly (5) and the power receiver assemblies (6), which actuates the power receiver assemblies (6) through the linear movement of the push-pull slide housing (5a).
  • each power receiver assembly (6) is composed of a power receiver cylinder (6a) connected with a piston shaft (6d), a hydraulic inlet port (6b) for filing the hydraulic fluid into the cylinder (6a) and a hydraulic outlet port (6c) for discharging the hydraulic fluid outside the cylinder (6a).
  • the piston shafts (6d) of the cylinders or piston pumps (6a) of the power receiver assemblies (6) are respectively connected and coupled into the T-slot (5d) in the slide block housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) through couplers (6e). This enables the load arm power stroke to push or force the piston shaft (6d) through the slide block housing (5a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) on one end while simultaneously the push-pull slide assembly (5) pulls the piston shaft (6d) connected to the other end of its T-slot (5d) to make the sequence seamless.
  • the lever load arm (2b) powers the left piston shaft (6d) of the power receiver assemblies (6) through the push-pull slide assembly (5) by pushing the piston shaft (6d) inside the cylinder (6a) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) to discharge the hydraulic fluid out of the cylinder (6a) through the outlet port (6c) for power generation, while simultaneously the outer end of the push-pull slide assembly (5) pulls the right piston shaft (6d) of the power receiver assemblies (6) out of the cylinder (6a) to fill and suck the hydraulic fluid inside the cylinder (6a) through the inlet port (6b) to be ready for the next power stroke at the power receiver assemblies (6), and vice versa.
  • the inlet and outlet ports (6b, 6c) of the cylinders (6a) of the power receiver assemblies (6) are provided with suitable non return valves, relief valves, pressure controls, pressure accumulators etc for hydraulic controls and operations.
  • Even closed loop controllers can be provided to sense the oscillation angle and accordingly vary the reciprocation drive speed and oscillation rate to control output pressure for max energy utilization.
  • FIG. 4 which illustrates a partial sectional schematic front view of the leverage assembly (1) depicting the lever (2) oscillated to the right side of vertical axis, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the lever (2) oscillates to the left side of vertical axis, which forces the load arm (2b) to move the push-pull slide assembly (5) at right side to energize the right cylinder (6a) of the power receiver assembly (6), as shown in FIG. 4a, which illustrates a partial sectional schematic front view of the leverage assembly (1) depicting the lever (2) oscillated to the left side of vertical axis, in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • This multiplied force is a power stroke, which forces or pushes the push-pull slide housing (5a) to act on the pistons cylinder (6a) to produce energy.
  • the oscillation continuously cause the lever (2) to produce power strokes on either side of the lever load arm (2b), which is converted into useful energy for immediate usage or for storage through the power receiver assemblies (6).
  • the angular movement or distance (13a) of the lever load arm (2b) is converted into the linear movement or linear horizontal distance (13b) at the push-pull slide assembly (5) as the rollers (2c) of the lever load arm (2b) push against the wear plates (5c) of the push-pull slide assembly (5) to simultaneously push the housing (5a) guided by the rigid sliding guide assembly (5f).
  • the power receiver assemblies (6) are mounted on the rear side of the reciprocating table (4) to receive this power stroke on either load arm ends of the lever (2), to pressurize hydraulic fluid into an accumulator (not shown), to power a gear pump/alternator (not shown) or to a source (not shown) to consume the energy generated at the power receiver assemblies (6).
  • the push-pull slide assembly (5) is connected directly to either ends of the power receiver assemblies (6) without any fixed connection with the lever (2), which thereby permits the lever (2) to function as a first order lever, with the load arm end only exerting pressure to push inside the slide assembly (5) to force the respective piston (6d) receiving power while the push-pull slide assembly (5) pulls out the piston (6d) at the opposite end, to be ready for the next power stroke.
  • the push-pull slide assembly (5) is provided with the wear resistant plates (5c) on both the inside width wise face of the slide block housing (5a) and also the lever load arm rollers (2c) are arranged with wear resistant surface, during the angular movement (13a) of power stroke, which minimizes overall wear and tear of the leverage assembly (1). Further, necessary lubrication is also provided at all wear points for extended life time of the leverage assembly (1).
  • a clearance of say 1 to 25 mm is provided in the push-pull slide assembly inner length between the wear resistant plates (5c) over the diameter (2d) of the rollers (2c) at the load arm end. This clearance helps the lever (2) to change directions quickly at end of each oscillation, as no load exists at this desired clearance.
  • This push-pull slide assembly (5) is provided with sufficient accurate guidance to maintain true linear horizontal movement (13b).
  • the lever (2) is arranged to oscillate at the fulcrum (3) on either side of the vertical axis or center axis line (7) of the leverage assembly (1) with the oscillating angle (13), as shown in FIG. 4b, which illustrates a schematic representation of the lever oscillation on both sides of vertical center line (7) with the oscillating angle (13), in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the effort arm (2a) of the lever (2) can be located at any position on 360 degree circle to oscillate on the fulcrum (3).
  • the lever (2) of the leverage assembly (1) can also be arranged to oscillate on only one side of the vertical axis or center axis line (7) of the leverage assembly (1) with an oscillating angle (13c), which can provide extra multiplied force in each power stroke in one direction as all oscillations are confined to one side of the vertical axis line (7) of the leverage assembly (1), as shown in FIG. 5, which illustrates a schematic representation of the lever oscillation on one side of vertical center line (7) with the oscillating angle (13c), in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the lever (2) is arranged to oscillate only on one side of the vertical axis (7) by suitably placing and locating the push-pull slide assembly (5) and the power receiver assemblies (6) such that the oscillating angle (13c) of the lever (2) is on one side of the vertical axis (7).
  • the oscillating angle (13c) can be set to act up to 30 degrees or more on either side of the vertical axis (7), or on only one side of the vertical axis (7), by varying the various parameters like reciprocating stroke, frequency, lever mechanical advantage, weight carried at effort arm end, position of connection to the power receiver, etc.
  • the power generated at the power receiver assemblies (6) is continuously used to generate power either to charge an array of batteries, or to run suitable equipment.
  • a part of the generated power by the leverage assembly (1) can be used to charge a battery to run the drive of the table (4). It is necessary to use this power stroke force generated continuously by ensuring that the power receiver assemblies (6), either a piston pump to use the energy generated by charging a reservoir under pressure, or an RLA to charge an array of batteries or to power suitable equipment to consume this energy, continuously as this energy generated by the oscillating lever (2) is only in the form of multiplied force and need be consumed immediately or stored for later use.
  • the force generated due to the oscillating lever (2) is fully transferred to the power receiver assemblies (6) only, as the power receiver assemblies (6) are carried by the reciprocating table (4).
  • the drive (10a) to the reciprocating table (4) is unaffected due to this multiplied force transfer, and continuous to move the table (4) back and forth, without any effect, as it carries only the physical weight of the lever (2), the force carriers, reciprocating table (4) etc.
  • the same drive (10a) can be optimized to carry several such levers with power receiver arrangements, adjacent to each other, with support bearings, similar to a fuel fired engine.
  • the reciprocating movement of the table (4) causes the lever (2) to oscillate due to the action of the gravitational and the centrifugal and centripetal forces, and aids the power transmission seamlessly to alternate ends of the load arm (2b), efficiently.
  • the table (4) are reciprocated with the help of sliding guide assembly (1 1) having very low friction slides using suitable linear bearing type guides with minimum friction linear motion (LM) type bearings or guides with non-contact type magnetic linear bearings or guides with non-contact type air slide bearings, thereby it minimizes the power required to drive the table (4) to be reciprocated in back and forth movement.
  • the table (4) is made to reciprocate by connecting one end of the table (4) to the crank shaft driven motor (10a) to give the necessary back and forth linear movements.
  • the present leverage assembly (1) is assembled with multiple lever arrangement placed adjacent to each other to generate more power, as shown in FIG. 7, which illustrates a schematic front side view of multiple lever arrangements in the leverage assembly (1), in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention. It is used for domestic, industrial, automobile, marine, other applications, etc.
  • FIG. 8 illustrates a partial descriptive schematic side view of the leverage assembly (1) with auxiliary lever arrangements, in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • a third order lever arrangement can be provided at each end to provide a gentle nudge on the lever (2) (rollers (2c) at the effort arm (2a) of the lever) to enable the lever (2) to oscillate back, just at or before the end of each reciprocating stroke of the table (4), to produce the power stroke on the opposite end with minimum energy loss, and to ensure oscillation without completely depending on the centrifugal and centripetal forces.
  • This arrangement may be necessary when the angle of oscillation is more or used just as a backup, to ensure each reciprocation results in a corresponding oscillation.
  • the leverage assembly (1) is further composed of a set of auxiliary levers or auxiliary lever assembly (14) pivotably mounted on the table (4) and positioned with respect to the effort arm (2a) of the first order lever (2) to periodically nudge the effort arm (2a) at the respective end of every oscillation when the respective auxiliary levers (14) are actuated at each reciprocate movement of the table (4).
  • the auxiliary levers (14) can be actuated by the table movement with the help of stand fixed at the table with reference to the movement position of the auxiliary levers (14) and the table.
  • the present leverage assembly (1) is operatively assembled in conjunction with any existing drive (10a) with a crank link (10c) and driven equipment (15) as shown in FIG. 9, which illustrates a schematic view showing alternate drive assembly (10) arrangement for driving the leverage assembly (1), in accordance with first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 illustrates a schematic sectional side view of the leverage assembly (1) with auxiliary cylinder arrangements, in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the push-pull slide assembly (5) and the power receiver assemblies (6) can also be mounted on the top of the reciprocating table (4) to suit ease of manufacturing, assembly and maintenance.
  • the reciprocating table's back and forth movement provides the necessary oscillation, to provide power strokes at the load arm end located above fulcrum (3) through the push-pull slide assembly (5) into the power receiver assemblies (6).
  • the leverage assembly (1) has the effort arm end acting like a pendulum, to obtain the required oscillations in addition to the fulcrum (3) being reciprocated back and forth by the table (4), the lever effort arm end is given the necessary push periodically to maintain oscillations to the required oscillating angle (13).
  • the leverage assembly (1) is further composed of double acting auxiliary cylinders (17) mounted on the table (4) and positioned with respect to the effort arm (2a) of the first order lever (2).
  • the auxiliary cylinders (17) are arranged with inlet ports (17a) and outlet ports (17b) for sucking and discharging of hydraulic fluid in and out of the cylinders (17).
  • the auxiliary cylinders (17) are operatively connected to one or more sensors (16) to periodically nudge the effort arm (2a) at the respective end of every oscillation based on the linear movement of the push-pull slide assembly (5) sensed by the sensors (16).
  • the auxiliary cylinders (17) provide the push to the lever (2) periodically or as required by getting necessary feedback using the sensors (16) from the linear movement of the push-pull slide assembly (5).
  • the energy required to give the push by the auxiliary cylinders (17) is quite small compared to the energy obtained at the load arm end.
  • the effort arm end of the embodiment located at any position over 360 degree to obtain optimum performance and by having the push-pull slide assembly (5) and the power receiver assemblies (6) suitably located with reference to the table (4).
  • free additional energy can be generated by providing such power multiplier of suitable capacity between any drive (motor) and driven (pump), as the power consumed by the leverage assembly is quite low.
  • the correct balance is required between the mechanical advantage of lever, weight at the effort arm end, the frequency and stroke length of reciprocation, such that the lever oscillation, synchronizes with the reciprocating movement, to achieve maximum power multiplication and output for each type of leverage assembly.
  • the generated power output can be increased by having larger the mechanical advantage of lever or by fixing larger weights to the effort arm end, or by having the weights at the effort arm end to act as a pendulum or another first or second order lever, however adequate care to be taken in rigidly designing the leverage assembly to ensure long life and maintenance free operation.
  • the present invention of the leverage assembly discloses the use of an oscillating lever to generate power utilizing the gravitational and the centrifugal & centripetal forces evolved, and to harness these forces along with force generated by the first order lever arrangement to obtain a multiplied force, which is converted into useful energy.
  • this invention provides a simple mechanism to generate power, being capable of manufacture at low costs and be easy to operate, maintain and capable for use at any location.
  • a schematic sectional side view of a leverage assembly ( ) for energy generation is illustrated, in accordance with second exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • a rotating table (4') with suitable drive assembly (10') is provided to rotate the table (4').
  • the leverage assembly ( ⁇ ) for energy generation comprises a first order lever (2') having an effort arm (2a'), a load arm (2b') and a ball fulcrum (3b) that separates the effort arm (2a') and the load arm (2b'), where a weighted body (2 ) is fitted to the extreme end of the effort arm (2a') and positioned in opposite to the end of the load arm (2b').
  • the mounting table (4') has a holding member (4b) to hold the lever fulcrum (3b) in it and a slot (4a') to pass-through the lever load arm (2b') into it, where the table (4') is rotatably mounted on a base plate (9').
  • a power receiver assembly (6') is operatively mounted on the base plate (9') in such a way that the end of the lever load arm (2b') is directly engaged with the power receiver assembly (6').
  • the lever (2') is capable of rotating on the fulcrum (3b) on its offset axis (7a), as it revolves around the vertical axis center line (7') of the table (4'), when the table (4') is rotated on its axis (7') by the drive assembly (10').
  • the lever (2') is rotated with a revolving or rotating radius (13d) of the lever effort arm (2a'), as it rotates on a circular path (13e) with the radius (13d) around the center line (7'), when the table (4') is rotated by the drive (10').
  • the fulcrum (3b) of the first order lever (2') is rotatably and angularly held within the holding member (4b) of the table (4') in a frictionless ball joint arrangement manner in such a way that when the table (4') is being rotated, the lever effort arm (2a') along with its weighted body (2f ) is revolved around the center axis (7') of the table (4'), which simultaneously generates a multiplied force, at the end of the lever load arm (2b'), that is directed to operate the power receiver assembly (6') for energy generation.
  • the table (4') is rotatably mounted on the base plate (9') through rigid circular sliding guides (1 la) such that the table (4') is being rotated with reference to the base plate (9') by the drive assembly (10') that is operatively connected to the table (4').
  • the rigid circular sliding guides (11a) are arranged on spacers (9a') rigidly fixed on the base plate (9').
  • the table (4') can be rotated in clockwise or anticlockwise manner as well as continuous or non-continuous (reversible or back and forth) manner depending upon the arrangement of the leverage assembly ( ⁇ ) without departing the scope of the present invention.
  • the effort arm (2a') of the lever (2') is rotated about an angle up to 60 degrees with respect to the center axis (7') of the table (4').
  • the fulcrum axis of the lever (2' ) is offset at offset centre line (7a) with respect to the centre line axis (7') of the table (4'), such that the weighted body (2f ) carried by the effort arm (2a') rotates around the axis (7') of the table (4') during rotation, which causes multiplied generation of force due to lever effect and also due to the centrifugal force generated at the effort arm end of lever (2').
  • This multiplied generated force acts at the load arm end of lever (2') s where the load arm end of the lever (2') engages with the power receiver assembly (6') to harness this energy.
  • the power receiver assembly (6') comprises a guided internal gear (6f) being operatively engaged with the end of the lever load arm (2b') and an output drive (18) being coupled to a power generator or alternator or other suitable means to use the energy generated, such that the force generated at the lever load arm (2b') is transferred for power generation at the power generator.
  • the power receiver assembly (6') is capable of rotating on the central axis (7') by means of rigid rotary minimum friction type circular sliding guides (11a).
  • FIG. 1 la a schematic sectional side view of a leverage assembly ( ⁇ ) for energy generation is illustrated, in accordance with third exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the leverage assembly ( ⁇ ) of this embodiment is similar with the second embodiment of the present invention except that a power receiver assembly (6') is rigidly fixed to the base plate (9') instead of the power receiver assembly (6') with the internal gear (6f) rotatably fixed to the base plate (9') in the second embodiment.
  • the leverage assembly ( ) for energy generation comprises a first order lever (2') having an effort arm (2a'), a load arm (2b') and a ball fulcrum (3b) that separates the effort arm (2a') and the load arm (2b'), where a weighted body (2 ) is fitted to the extreme end of the effort arm (2a') and positioned in opposite to the end of the load arm (2b').
  • a mounting table (4') has a holding member (4b) to hold the lever fulcrum (3b) in it and a slot (4a') to pass-through the lever load arm (2b') into it, where the table (4') is rotatably mounted on the base plate (9').
  • the power receiver assembly (6') is rigidly mounted on the base plate (9') ih such a way that the end of the lever load arm (2b') is directly engaged with the power receiver assembly (6').
  • the lever (2') is capable of rotating on the fulcrum (3b) on its offset axis (7a), as it revolves around the center line (7') of the table (4'), when the table (4') is rotated on its axis (7') by the drive assembly (10').
  • the lever (2') is rotated with a revolving or rotating radius (13d) of the lever effort arm (2a'), as it rotates on a circular path (13e) with the radius (13d) around the center line (7'), when the table (4') is rotated by the drive ( 10').
  • the table (4') is rotatably mounted on the base plate (9') through rigid circular sliding guides (11a) such that the table (4') is being rotated with reference to the base plate (9') by the drive assembly (10') that is operatively connected to the table (4').
  • the rigid circular sliding guides (1 la) are arranged on spacers (9a') rigidly fixed on the base plate (9').
  • the table (4') can be rotated in clockwise or anticlockwise manner as well as continuous or non-continuous (reversible or back and forth) manner depending upon the arrangement of the leverage assembly ( ⁇ ) without departing the scope of the present invention.
  • the fulcrum (3b) of the first order lever (2') is rotatably and angularly held within the holding member (4b) of the table (4') in a frictionless ball joint arrangement manner in such a way that when the table (4') is being rotated, the lever effort arm (2a') along with its weighted body (2f ) is revolved around the center axis (7') of the table (4'), which simultaneously generates a multiplied force, at the end of the lever load arm (2b'), that is directed to operate the power receiver assembly (6') for energy generation.
  • the power receiver assembly (6') having a rotary plunger pump (19) is operatively engaged with the end of the lever load arm (2b') in such a way that the rotary plunger pump (19) is actuated by the force generated at the rotating lever load arm (2b') for continuous power generation.
  • the rotary plunger pump (19) is located on the main axis centre line (7') and rigidly mounted on the base plate (9') to receive the lever load arm (2b') for continuous actuation of the pump (19) during rotation of the load effort arm (2a') over the central axis.
  • this leverage assembly ( ⁇ ) of the embodiment described above can be also assembled by having the effort arm end of lever facing below fulcrum (3b) like a pendulum with suitable arrangement to allow the effort arm end with weighted body to rotate around the central line axis.
  • FIG. 12 a schematic sectional side view of a leverage assembly (1") for energy generation is illustrated, in accordance with fourth exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the leverage assembly (1") with a stationary table (4") is provided for power generation.
  • the leverage assembly (1") comprises a first order lever (2") having an effort arm (2a") and a load arm (2b"), where a weighted body (2f ' ) is fitted to the extreme end of the effort arm (2a") and positioned in opposite to the end of the load arm (2b").
  • the lever (2") is permanently kept at an angle (13") equal to the oscillating angle described earlier.
  • the stationary table (4") has a fulcrum (3") rigidly mounted on its top side and a slot (4a") to pass-through the lever load arm (2b") into it.
  • the table (4") is rigidly mounted on a base plate (9") through spacers (9a") that is directly fixed to the base plate (9"), where the centre line (7") of the table (4") is same with the centre line of its fulcrum (3").
  • a power receiver assembly (6") having a rotary plunger pump (19") is rotatably mounted on the base plate (9") in such a way that the end of the lever load arm (2b") along with its wear resistant rollers (2c") is engaged with the rotary plunger pump ( 19").
  • the first order lever (2") is rigidly and angularly mounted on the table (4") through its fulcrum (3") in a frictionless manner in such a way that when the power receiver assembly (6") is being rotated, the plunger pump (19") rotationally receives a multiplied force generated at the lever load arm (2b") by the lever effort arm (2a") along with its weighted body (2f '), which continuously activates and operates each plunger of the plunger pump (19") for energy generation.
  • the power receiver assembly (6") is rotatably mounted on the base plate (9") through circular sliding guides (1 la") to match the vertical axis (7") in such a way that the power receiver assembly (6") is being rotated with reference to the base plate (9") by a drive assembly (10") that is operatively connected to the power receiver assembly (6").
  • the rotation of plunger pump (19") against the end of the stationary lever load arm (2b") is capable of activating the plungers of the rotary pump (19") continuously one after another during rotation, which generates energy continuously for use through suitable power accumulators and gear pump or alternators.
  • the leverage assembly discussed in the present invention can be designed and manufactured to needed capacities to meet domestic, bulk industrial, automotive, marine usage etc.

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La présente invention porte sur différents aspects d'un ensemble à effet multiplicateur pour la génération d'énergie. Selon un aspect, un ensemble à effet multiplicateur comprend au moins un levier de premier ordre ayant un bras d'effort et un bras de charge, au moins un corps pesant étant disposé à l'extrémité extrême du bras d'effort, et positionné à l'opposé de l'extrémité du bras de charge. Au moins une table de montage comprend un point d'appui sur son côté supérieur et une fente pour le passage du bras de charge du levier dans celle-ci, la table étant montée sur une plaque de base en vue d'un actionnement alternatif selon un mouvement de va-et-vient. Des ensembles récepteurs d'énergie sont positionnés au voisinage de la table de montage de façon à être en contact fonctionnel avec l'extrémité du bras de charge du levier au moment de l'oscillation du levier. Le levier de premier ordre est monté de façon à pouvoir pivoter sur la table par l'intermédiaire de son point d'appui selon un mode sans frottement, de telle manière que, quand la table effectue un mouvement alternatif, le bras d'effort du levier, avec son corps pesant, oscille sur le point d'appui selon un angle d'oscillation désiré, ce qui génère simultanément une force multipliée, à l'extrémité du bras de charge du levier, laquelle est dirigée de façon à actionner les ensembles récepteurs d'énergie pour la génération d'énergie. Par conséquent, cet ensemble à effet multiplicateur permet une génération efficace d'énergie avec l'agencement de levier de premier ordre oscillant, d'une manière facile, fiable et économique.
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