Submarine turbine power plant

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Float supported or buoyant runner

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415 68, 415122A, 415201, 416 85, 416121, 416DIG4, F01D 126, F03D 102

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042193036

ABSTRACT:
A power plant for the generation of electricity from the flow of water currents uses turbine wheels within nozzles submerged in the water current, anchored to the bottom of the water course, as for example, the ocean, and self-buoyed to a level well below the water surface. Pairs of counter-rotating turbines are supported by their rims, which bear against friction drive wheels, which in turn drive electrical generators contained in water-tight machine rooms within the wall of the nozzle. A structural design is disclosed, providing for the building of modules of the nozzle ashore, which modules may then be barged to the deep-water site for assembly into the whole power plant.

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