Kennymadscience
- Apr 1, 2004
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Hi all..
AC Generator Question, Expert insight needed please..
I have a horizontal shaft with lets say, unlimited amounts of work
potential (horsepower) that can be extracted from it, like a water wheel,
and radiant energy source (really works)..
Question , what is the best way to power my home from it as the primary
power source, without a battery backup system. As I will have other
horizontal shaft with backup power from other sources (day and night, regardless of weather), so no need for
battery backup systems..
Lets say this horizontal work shaft turns at 2000 RPM after gearing ratio
applied to it. And that I have very hi quality bearings. How about hooking up 4-5 HIGH OUTPUT voltage (110/120 Volts) alternators connected to the one horizontal shaft thru belts or gear/sprocket and then wiring the
output in parallel. That could be along the lines of 110/120 VAC at a
combined 500-600 Amps out at 2000RPM. To equal 6,000-7,200 Watt System, more than
enough for my house. Or any other suggestions?
Where do I go from there, directly to an inverter large enough to handle
that kind of power? Then directly to the circuit breaker? Or, multiple inverters with one way diodes wired to the main circuit box?
I have the input horsepower shaft , but not sure what would be the best way
to power my home from there? Any suggestions for ease in maintenance and longevity?
Thanks. Ken
AC Generator Question, Expert insight needed please..
I have a horizontal shaft with lets say, unlimited amounts of work
potential (horsepower) that can be extracted from it, like a water wheel,
and radiant energy source (really works)..
Question , what is the best way to power my home from it as the primary
power source, without a battery backup system. As I will have other
horizontal shaft with backup power from other sources (day and night, regardless of weather), so no need for
battery backup systems..
Lets say this horizontal work shaft turns at 2000 RPM after gearing ratio
applied to it. And that I have very hi quality bearings. How about hooking up 4-5 HIGH OUTPUT voltage (110/120 Volts) alternators connected to the one horizontal shaft thru belts or gear/sprocket and then wiring the
output in parallel. That could be along the lines of 110/120 VAC at a
combined 500-600 Amps out at 2000RPM. To equal 6,000-7,200 Watt System, more than
enough for my house. Or any other suggestions?
Where do I go from there, directly to an inverter large enough to handle
that kind of power? Then directly to the circuit breaker? Or, multiple inverters with one way diodes wired to the main circuit box?
I have the input horsepower shaft , but not sure what would be the best way
to power my home from there? Any suggestions for ease in maintenance and longevity?
Thanks. Ken