THE GULF
STREAM TURBINE
GENERATING
LOW-COST ELECTRICITY FROM THE GULF STREAM
The
One depth-control system uses leveraged forces and no
moving parts to balance its hydrodynamic
lifting forces to the changing downward vector forces to maintain approximate
uniform depth.
A second depth-control system controls depths with great precision and permits the machines to be
installed and recovered from the surface, and for their operating depths to be
changed from a remote location.
To minimize servicing and
repairs, it is made of non-corroding materials and makes maximum use of the
laws of physics to eliminate the need for complicated mechanical systems that
can fail.
Because these machines require
almost no maintenance and because they will consume no
fuel, they can generate electricity with low operating costs.
Powered by a steady Coriolis
force current produced by earths’ eastward rotation, the Gulf Stream Turbines can produce
steady low-cost power 24-7.
The Gulf Stream Turbine Concept
(Written March, 2009)
(Written between 2005-2008)
John H. Robson
The
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