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A TECHNOLOGY OFFER- GENIN
PENDULUM IGNITED ELECTRIC GENERATOR
PIE GENERATOR
Objective:
This is the method of Augmentation of power, without using power generated from any of the
present day supplies. The demand for power is ever increasing with growing population at a rate
of 20% every year. The new method of power generation like PIE Generator can change the
entire power scenario at the global level.
The method is using the principle of Pendulum with the Battery connected Alternator to generate
11 times more output over the input.
Key points: Pendulum, Alternator, Battery and Timer circuit.
STATUS OF THE TECHNOLOGY:
There are two sources for power generation; Primary and Secondary. Primary resource is
natural resources such as Solar, Wind, Tidal, Hydro and atomic power. Secondary resource is
non-renewable resources such as Coal, Petrol, and Diesel. The secondary resource accounts for
80% of the total generation of electricity at present. This is posing a huge threat due to depletion
of non-renewable resources.
The use of primary resources, though abundant generation is very expensive and has a lot of
safety related issues. Since there is no other way, a lot of thrust has been put on R&D to develop
new methods to reduce costs and make generation safer as in the case of Atomic power.
PIE GENERATOR
Electricity producing
through Renewable
Energy Sources
We are now heralding a new front with ideas as resource to generate power many
times more than the battery induced input. One such is PIE Generator.
PIE GENERATOR
TECHNOLOGY:
In the new technology; designed, made a prototype and field tested, a simple pendulum is aided
to complete a full rotation with the help of a battery and using an alternator connected to it
through a timer circuit, the mechanical energy is converted into electrical energy thus; the output
energy is again supplied to a battery. A battery is connected to the alternator through a timer
circuit. The input is supplied to the alternator on specific fixed time frames. This input is
supplied to enable the fly wheel suspended with desired weight to overcome the gravitational
force and complete a full rotation. However, the fly wheel rotates for a few cycles over a period
of time. During the first cycle, the alternator behaves likes a motor. In the contrary, for the
remaining cycles, the alternator behaves like a generator. Thus the generated output energy is
supplied to another battery. This is achieved in continuous cycles.
The results show out put up to 5.5volts. By increasing the capacity of
Alternator, we will achieve 11 times more output.
Advantages of PIE Generator:
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Continuous, Sustainable and Reliable Energy Source
Higher capacity power generation similar to Fossil fuel generators
Easy and low maintenance cost
Capital cost of production is low
Environment friendly
APPLICATIONS:
The use of PIE Generator is universal in the field of power generation and all its associated
sectors. For the first time in the story of mankind, without using any of the present; primary and
secondary sources of power, battery operated, effective technique for augmenting power
generation is found.
TECHNOLOGY OFFER
Patented technology with tested data available for the prototype of a particular capacity and
parameters for scaling up the capacity – from the inventor.
For more details please contact –
Vineet Kumar Goyal
Director
Steinbeis Centre for
Technology Transfer India
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