RES - Flushed Propulsion

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#towhomitmayconcern : The patent https://lnkd.in/gFesNkZY reveals a comprehensive universality for fluid machines serving different purposes. https://lnkd.in/esYZEH5w The scope of the invention relates to embodiment of hull integrated propulsion systems, #resship, to rotary wing aircraft, #resaircraft, to wind turbines, #reswindpower as well as to water turbines. The video clip shows a hull-integrated propulsion system for a container ship, in which four electrically driven propulsion units are integrated into a drive channel of the ship's hull extending from bow to stern. An electric motor is arranged coaxially and concentrically to the vertical axis of the rotor, driving four variable rotor blades of the rotor on a circular orbit. The orbit has a diameter with two reversing points, which can be aligned perpendicular to any direction of travel within a radius of 360 degrees where the suction side of the variable rotor blades changes from the inward side to the outward side of the rotors orbit and vice versa. When the ship starts up, vertical flow through the cylindrical vessel is ensured by four upper and four lower rotor blade vanes. With the RES-Flushed Propulsion System, the rotor blades rotate in a vessel whose outer shell is shaped as the stub of a symmetrical wing profile and whose inner shell is cylindrical in shape. An inlet port for the flow is provided at the upper end of the wing stub on the pressure side, and an outlet port for the flow caused by the ship's speed is provided at the lower end in the dead-water region of the wing stub. As a result, the cylindrical vessel is flushed vertically such that, firstly, the formation of a circulation flow within the vertical water column is avoided, and secondly as to prevent an unfavorable superposition of the cruising speed with the rotational speed of the rotor. Therefore, the four variable rotor blades, which can be adjusted by internal actuators, generate significantly more thrust in the direction of travel than any ship propeller. #carbonneutral #climatechange #shipping #logistics #asktheinventor #respropulsion #shipbuilding #logistics #containership #resflushedpropulsion www.res-institute.com