DEVICE FOR CONVERTING WAVE ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY SECURED TO THE FLOOR OF A BODY OF WATER

Abstract

The device for converting wave energy into electrical energy consists of a support structure (300), the first working body (200), an anchor (500), and anchor cables (400). The support structure (300) is connected to the anchor (500) by means of anchor cables (400), while the first working body (200) is slidably connected to the support structure (300). The motion transformation system (100) is firmly connected to the support structure (300) and comprises rigid gears (101a) and (101b) toothed with gears (103a) and (103b) with rollers on one side, while on the other side they are articulated with the first working body (200), on the other side of the gears (103a) and (103b) with the rollers, rigid gears (102a) and (102b) are connected at one end, while their other end is articulated with another working body (600).The roller gears (103a) and (103b) are connected by shafts to a multiplier that drives the generator (108), which ultimately produces electricity. The device thus constructed can be transported to the operating site because it floats stably on its own. The anchoring system (500) is transported to the operating site by means of a transport body (700) that is also capable of floating and submerging.