17829780. RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM AND CONTROL METHOD THEREFOR simplified abstract (Kia Corporation)
RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM AND CONTROL METHOD THEREFOR
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Jung Hun Choi of Hwaseong-Si (KR)
Jae Wung Jung of Bucheon-Si (KR)
RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM AND CONTROL METHOD THEREFOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17829780 titled 'RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM AND CONTROL METHOD THEREFOR
Simplified Explanation
Abstract
A renewable energy generation method involves converting wave energy into electrical energy using power generators shaped like roly-poly capsules that float in the sea. The electrical energy is then stored in a hub and transported to a desired location.
Bullet Points
- Renewable energy generation method using wave energy
- Power generators shaped like roly-poly capsules
- Electrical energy stored in a hub
- Transportation of stored energy to a predetermined place
Potential Applications
- Offshore renewable energy generation
- Powering remote coastal areas
- Supplementing existing energy grids with renewable energy
Problems Solved
- Utilizes wave energy, a renewable resource
- Provides an alternative to fossil fuel-based energy generation
- Reduces dependence on non-renewable energy sources
Benefits
- Harnesses the power of waves to generate electricity
- Reduces carbon emissions and environmental impact
- Provides a sustainable and clean energy source
Original Abstract Submitted
A renewable energy generation method includes: a first production process in which electric power is produced by converting wave energy into electrical energy using a plurality of power generators having the shape of a roly-poly-like capsule that floats in a sea; a storage process in which the electrical energy produced in the first production process is stored in a first hub connected to the power generators; and a transportation process in which the electrical energy stored in the first hub is transported to a predetermined place by use of a transportation.
