Mobile system for generating electricity from water currents

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F03B 17/06 (2006.01) H02K 7/18 (2006.01)

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CA 2624070

A mobile modular system for producing electricity from water currents is disclosed. Each module contains a submersible water current energy converter and a self- adjusting buoyant mooring mechanism. A converter consists of a pair of contra-rotating vertical axis wing-type turbines, connected to electrical generators, and a water flow accelerator. Each turbine comprises a hub, which is mounted via bearings to the protecting housing, a plurality of radial wings, and an arrangement of paddles with mutually perpendicularly oriented floatable and sinkable blades. The hub and wings are filled with a buoyant material to eliminate the vertical load applied to axis bearings. The system module is capable of self-adjusting to the optimal position in a river current vertically and horizontally. It uses a simple anchoring means and can be easily relocated. An array of modules may be connected to an underwater transmission line to create a robust and cost- effective power generation system.

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