Motor using gravity as sole energy source has two bevel gears on single shaft and two others in separate vertical planes creating differential forces

摘要

The gravity motor consists of two receiving bevel gears (29, 30) fixed to a single shaft (32) and having the same ratio between reference diameters as two other bevel gears (12, 22) contained in two separate vertical planes and absorbing forces of equal intensity but opposite in direction obtaining on the periphery of the gears (12, 22) and at different distances from the receiving shaft (32). The system creates a differential in the moments of the forces acting on the shaft, causing it to rotate in the direction of the preponderant force, driving the gears (12, 22) at the same angular velocity. The forces obtaining on the periphery of the gears (12, 22) originates in the cyclically alternating position of the centres of gravity of weighted levers (1, 2).