Hydraulic Turbines with Hydraulic Transmission
Dedicated Hydraulic Turbines could be used in many places where usually
other motors are used to create rotation. Each could be controlled separately.
Turbines should be driven by a flow of hydraulic fluid, produced by a group of
pumps and transmitted through the Hydraulic Transmission.
Helicopters with one
rotor or with many rotors could use dedicated Hydraulic Turbines on the same
axel as a rotor. The rest of design is the same as with a hydraulic motor (see
“A New Type of Helicopter”).
Planes with propellers
could have each propeller driven by a dedicated Hydraulic Turbine.
Each screw of a ship
could have a dedicated Hydraulic Turbine.
Propeller of a
snowmobile could be run by a dedicated Hydraulic Turbine.
Double propellers are
used with planes, and snowmobiles, double rotors are used with helicopters and
double screws are used with ships. They provide unique advantages of more
sophisticated control of flow of air or water caused by them, which for
example, allows better use of vortexes created by their rotation. Often counter
rotation is utilized.
One device (Propeller,
Rotor, or Screw) is rotating on a rod and another is rotating on a tube. The
rod goes through the tube. The rod and the tube are mounted independently, that
they could rotate independently.
This design yields
itself perfectly to use of two Hydraulic Turbines: one rotates the rod and
another rotates the tube. Speed of rotation of these Turbines could be
controlled independently.
Alexander Liss 7/31/2019