Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Float supported or buoyant runner
Patent
1989-10-13
1991-09-24
Kwon, John T.
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
Float supported or buoyant runner
415 31, 416 85, 416140, B63H 134
Patent
active
050510592
ABSTRACT:
A hinged vane rotor generating power from rivers, streams, tides or wind. A cylindrical drum is supported sideways in a current by axles at the ends connected to pulleys which are in turn, connected to a generator(s), mill wheel, pump or other working device. The rotor is turned by a series of hinged vanes, each one opening to catch the current on one side of the drum and closing to avoid the current on the other side of the drum. A fluid directing component is incorporated to increase current against one side of the drum and reduce it against the other side.
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