2014 Shandong Qingdao Dongjiakou Taiwan Experiment Station 18 meters high 50 tons water tower at sea level
Two yellow sea well buoys each containing 6 liquid piston cylinder steam engines
The seawater rises 50 centimeters and then falls 50 centimeters to generate force
Each liquid piston cylinder has a diameter of 38 cm and a length of 1 m. Six of them are subjected to the pressure of seawater.
Seawater can be pressurized 24 hours a day to create a 50-ton yellow water tower at Shanghai level, 18 meters high.
Three steps were introduced as follows:
1 Set sea well under 30~50 meters of seabed 2 Use daily ocean wave up then down to stimulate six series of steam engine pressing sea water up to aerial water tank over 18 meters of sea level 3 twenty four hours green energy is like as AI doing.
In May 2018, a delegation of about 20 people from Taiwan visited the Qingdao Dongjiakou Ocean Wave Liquid Steam Turbine Power Generation Offshore Experimental Station.
All data collected from 2018 to 2024 are as follows. 2024/09/25 Visiting the Mechanical Engineering Laboratory of PhD. Rong-fang Huang and his three students at the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, I explained all the experimental results and answered PhD. Huang's questions. PhD. Huang suggested that I introduce it to the international community.
2015/07/11 21:55 The sea surge rosed 50cm and the free fall descended, activating six liquid piston cylinders, pumping 37 metric tons of water per hour to the water tower 18 meters in the air (For evidence, please refer to the first screenshot of the actual data experiment)
2015/07/12 05:51 The sea surge rosed 70cm and fell freely, uploading 2,678 metric tons of water per hour to the water tower 18m above the ground (Please refer to the 24th screenshot of the actual experimental data for evidence) The experiment showed a surprising physical phenomenon: the work multiplier effect of seawater vapor condensing and expanding in a vacuum was 72 times, and the flood-level water was then discharged through a duct to generate electricity from turbines. Scientists are urged to pay attention, initiate joint research and promote investment.