Title of Invention

A VEHICLE WITH NON STOP RIDING SYSTEM

Abstract The invention is devised and designated as Air driven Cycle replacing the manually pedaling existing system, designing a Air driven blade positioned facing the front side of the Air Driven cycle in an open manner on both sides (front and back) covered with only a safety guard and connected with an Alternator that recharges the 12 Volt battery and regulates the battery level with auto cut-off syste This Invention is made practically possible by positioning of distinct .- md overlapping Air driven blades that cuts the air sharply and generates ~ubstantial and continues power system that recharges the battery on :-oad above 25 KM speed. 12 Volt DC Mosfet Drive accelerator for DC notor controls the Speed of this Cycle. Balancing the cycle, with an air iriven blade operating vertically, is yet another success of this invention. hereby declare and claim that the specifications, description and tbstract stated above are original and invented by me. Dated at Chennai on this the 21st day of February, 2003. .
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Background of Invention:-
To devise an Invention replacing effectively the fuel based running vehicle. As of now, only one Electric Vehicle is in use, but it is with much limitation. For example, can run only for short distance and needs to be charged constantly and charging is also not possible as frequent as fuel filling. More over, the electric Vehicle is charged only through Ac power Supply.
The Inspiration is to remove all these limitation and to invent a Vehicle for frequent and non-stop long- distance usages.
Sphere of Invention:-
This invention is intended to replace the manual pedaling in existing two wheeler riding system with air driven cycle generating the required Power system for motion.
This invention is unique and original as the cycle runs on the energy propelled by Air drive blades, but this invention is limited to two wheeler riding cycles. This invention is practically workable and can be taken to trial at any time.
(a) Requirement for running my invention:
t> 1. Air Drive blade with 15 inches in total diameter accompanying four or five fixed blades with less space between blades connected to in build direct alternator,
> 2. Battery - 12 or 24 volts: lOOAH Amps.
> 3. DC Motor - 1 HP 3000 Rotation per minute (RPM)
> 4. An alternator producing 12 or 24 volts DC current with 40 Amps with automatic cut- off switch system to maintain battery charge level.
(b) Brief working of the Invention:-

A mechanism inventing a new process to charge the Battery by using a Air Drive blade consisting of four or five distinct overlapping blades, once the Vehicle starts by using the backup power battery, reaching the speed of 25 KM, the Air Drive blades cuts sharply the Air and pumps the Air forcing the drive to rotate, that in turn rotate the alternator fixed directly to it. Altimeter rotate producing 12 or 24 volt D.C current and recharging the battery. This D.C. line is connected to the input is connected to a 12 or 24 volt, 3000 RPM DC motor and that is connected to three speed gear box assembled to the rear wheel and the Air Driven Vehicle thus continues to runs.
©Brief Description of Drawings:-
Fig 1 :- Front perspective view shows the Air Driven Blade of An Electric Powered
Vehicle.
Fig 2: Structural Diagram of the An Electric Powered Vehicle showing all components in the process.
Fig 3: Side View of the An Electric Powered Vehicle showing the components in one side.
Description of numbers marked in the drawings:-
Air Drive Blade (1) connected to Blade Drive Altemator (2). DC lines negative (3) & positive (4) food Altemator producing 12 or 24 volt 40 Amps Direct Current connected to Battery (13). (3) to B(-) and (4) to B(+). From battery output is connected to two terminals (22) & (14) of Mosfet Input Drive (12). From Mosfet Output, two terminals (22) +ve & (15) -ve connects the DC motor =1 HP 3000 RPM (10). Mosfet Signal Output (21) &(23) connecting toR.W.3, 5Kii Control (6) , assembled in handle bar (5).

DC Motor(lO) Drive corrected through chain (9) and Sprockets (8) to Gear Box (11). From Gear Box ( 11) thorough chain (9) and Sprockets (8) , the rear wheel is connected (7). Manual charging of the battery is done through Dc rectifiers (16) and a plug (17) with 220 AC volt from external source
07.Description of the invention:
This Patent application is filed for the mechanism involved in using Air drive blades for generating the current, which is innovative and novel one.
The Air Drive blade (marked as 1 in Fig 2&3 ) consist of 4 or 6 or 8 blades all distinct, overlapping but not touching each other, cormected centrally by a sphere vetch an overall diameter of 15 inches. The blades can range from 4 or 6 or 8 ranging from heavy weight vehicle to light weight one. The Air Drive blade is facing front side and it is attached between front wheel and Headlight. An open safety garb on both sides covers the Air drive blade and thereby the drive is open. The Air Blade Drive is connected to 12 or 24 volt 40Amps DC Altemators (Marked as 2 in Fig 2 & 3 ).
In this system, the Vehicle on reaching a particulars speed, say,25Km per hour the altemator start producing DC Supply to recharge the Battery (Marked as 13 in Fig 2 & 3). This Altemator does a distinct fiction to maintain the charge level in the battery and thus regulates the Charge level in the Battery. Irrespective of the Speed and rotation of the Blade, the Altemator maintains the charging level by using a built -in cut-off switch.
When the vehicle is started, to move it initial torque will be 30 to 40 Amps discharges from the Battery ( marked as 13 in Fig. 2 & 3). During running the discharge will be 8 to 15 Amps including lighting system. During running of any vehicle shell having its fly -wheel movement, according to speed varies in this ratio: 1: l/a ,1:2, 1:3. In the same maimed, even here, the discharging current is not regular, but while the

charging is regular at the rate of 40 Amps after 25 Km speed and thereby the proportion for changing is higher than the discharge (40 amps : 15 Amps)
The battery output B (+) & B (-) connecting the Input of the Mosfet Drive (marked as 12 & in fig. 2 & 3). There are five terminals (marked as 14,15, 21,22 & 23 in Fig.2) in Mosfet Drive. B (+) is connecting terminals (marked as 14in Fig 2).The circuit output through terminals 23&21 regulates the Speed connecting the Control value R.W.3, 5K,£i:(marked as 6 in fig.2) assembled along with right side handle Bar. (marked as 5 in fig.2 & 3).
Mosfet output terminals (marked as 15 and 22 in Fig 2) cormected to the 12 or 24 volt, 3000 RPM DC motor (marked as 15 and 22 in Fig 2). This motor engaged with Gear box (marked as 10 in Fig.2 & 3). This motor engaged with Gear box (marked as 11 in Fig. 2 & 3) 3000 RPM from the motor is reduced by Gear box by connecting 1:2 ratio sprocket (marked as 8 in fig 2 & 3) by Chain (marked as 9 fig 2 & 3). After this connection, 3000 RPM reduced to 1500 RPM in the Gear Box. From the Gear Box to the rear wheel, same 1:2 ratio sprockets connected (marked as above) reducing the wheel RPM to 750. In this ratio, the Vehicle will touch the full speed RPM 120 to 130 KM per hour. In the meantime, if any excess load is needed to climb any hills, then by using load gear. Wheel RPM shall reduced to 375 RPM. Brake assembly (marked as 25 in fig.3) is connected with the rear wheel.
It is imminent to note that without using the alternators circuit, by reason of speed below 25 MS., the Battery can back - up upto 80 to 100 Km distance. Notwithstanding this, recharging the Battery manually can also be done through a D.C. Rectifier Battery Charging (marked as 16 in fig 2) connected to 220 AC - Plug (marked as 17 in fig.2) wherever required.





08.Claim I Claim
1) An Electric Powered Vehicle comprises: a front and at least one rear wheel, a
speed regulating a unit with hand Operated accelerator and a Mosfet based drive
System, a power Unit with at least one rechargeable automobile battery, a torque
generating unit having D.C. Motor with gear arrangements coupled with the rear
wheels, brake unit, a battery recharging unit with rectifier and a fan like structure
having plurality of air driven blades which are distinct and overlapping without
Touching each other are angularly attached along the circumference of the central
rotating moimt.
2) An Electric Powered Vehicle System as claimed in claim 1, wherein the rotating
mount with air driven blades is fixed to body of the vehicle centrally between the
handle and front wheel facing front view such that the vehicle is properly
balanced.
3) An Electric Powered Vehicle System as claimed in claim 1, wherein the blade
assembly coupled to the automotive dynamo (or) alternator generating D.C.
output for recharging the battery for regulating charge level of the battery.
4) An Electric Powered Vehicle System as claimed in claim 2, wherein the blade
assembly has diameter in excess of the width of the vehicle body for a two
wheeler system.
5) An Electric Powered Vehicle System as claimed in claim 1, wherein the gear
system of the torque generating unit is a multiple speed gear arrangement.
6) An Electric Powered Vehicle System as claimed in claim 1, wherein the vehicle
with problem in the recharging unit is operated by charging the battery with an
external AC power source whenever required.
7) An Electric Powered Vehicle System substantially as herein described with
reference to the accompanying drawings.


Documents:

142-mas-2003-abstract.pdf

142-mas-2003-claims filed.pdf

142-mas-2003-claims granted.pdf

142-mas-2003-correspondnece-others.pdf

142-mas-2003-correspondnece-po.pdf

142-mas-2003-description(complete) filed.pdf

142-mas-2003-description(complete) granted.pdf

142-mas-2003-drawings.pdf

142-mas-2003-form 1.pdf

142-mas-2003-form 13.pdf


Patent Number 206285
Indian Patent Application Number 142/MAS/2003
PG Journal Number 26/2007
Publication Date 29-Jun-2007
Grant Date 23-Apr-2007
Date of Filing 21-Feb-2003
Name of Patentee A. RAJENDRA BABU
Applicant Address S/O.Mr.M.ARUMUGAM, NO.77A,P.T.RAJAN SALAI, K.K.NAGAR, CHENNAI-600 078.
Inventors:
# Inventor's Name Inventor's Address
1 MR. A. RAJENDRA BABU S/O.Mr.M.ARUMUGAM, NO.77A,P.T.RAJAN SALAI, K.K.NAGAR, CHENNAI-600 078.
PCT International Classification Number B 60 K 1/00
PCT International Application Number N/A
PCT International Filing date
PCT Conventions:
# PCT Application Number Date of Convention Priority Country
1 NA