Apparatus for extracting energy from wave motion

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Utilizing natural energy or having a geographic feature

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60716, 405 76, 74812, 290 53, F16D 3300

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus is provided for extracting energy from the motion of water waves during both the ebb and flow of such waves. The apparatus includes a screw propeller which is disposed to contact the waves and to be driven thereby in opposite directions depending on the direction of movement of the waves. A pair of ratchet wheel and pawl assemblies, mounted on a common drive shaft with the propeller, provide transmission of the rotational forces for both directions of rotation. A pair of force transmitting connections disposed between the drive shaft and a driven shaft provide rotation of the driven shaft in the same direction for both directions of rotation of the drive shaft. A plurality of such apparatus are preferably used to drive a single common shaft which serves as a drive shaft for an utilization device such as a dynamo.

REFERENCES:
patent: 353797 (1886-12-01), Marshall
patent: 1025929 (1912-05-01), Snook
patent: 1544725 (1925-07-01), Cleaveland

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