METHOD FOR INDEFINITE ACCUMULATION AND PRODUCTION OF INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL ENERGY BOTH FROM ALTERNATIVE SOURCES, INCLUDING ENERGY FROM EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCES AND CHEMICAL REACTIONS, AND FROM SURPLUS ENERGY OF POWER-SUPPLY SYSTEMS

摘要

The present invention relates to power engineering, in particular to a method for indefinite accumulation and production of industrial electrical energy both from alternative sources, including energy from explosive substances and chemical reactions, and from surplus energy of power-supply systems. The essence of the invention consists in that energy from alternative sources in the form of compressed air, or gas liberated during an explosion reaction, is accumulated in an underwater tank joining movable units of a system of two oppositely directed block and tackle units reeved with ropes made from polyamide fibres, with the free ends being joined. The block and tackle units are vertically extended in an aqueous medium between supports of immovable rings of an above-water tank and a weight (ballast), and are joined to the movable units via the accumulating tank. Energy from the alternative sources in the form of compressed air or gas accumulates in a fixed braking system at a low point, connecting the movable units, of the bell-shaped accumulating tank, and a buoyancy force is produced in the latter. When the braking system is released, the tank, which can move vertically in the system, begins to move under the action of the buoyancy force or potential energy of its own weight, which results in the ropes running from one block and tackle unit over to the other, at a force equal to the acting force, which is divided by the reeving rate and multiplied by carrying out displacement of the tank at the reeving rate, from which electrical energy is produced.