This invention relates to the field of wave energy generation technology, proposing a
mechanical wave energy conversion
system installed between two floating bodies. The
system includes a main shaft, a first driven gear shaft, and a second driven gear shaft. A driving gear, a first driven gear, and a second driven gear are respectively mounted on the main shaft, the first driven gear shaft, and the second driven gear shaft. A
ratchet transmission mechanism is also mounted on the main shaft and connected to the first floating body. The second driven gear shaft is mounted on the second floating body, and the first driven gear shaft is hinged to the second driven gear shaft via a bracket. The driving gear meshes sequentially with the first driven gear and the second driven gear. The
ratchet transmission mechanism is also provided on the main shaft. This invention features a simple, compact structure, small size, and light weight, and also exhibits low
energy loss and high conversion efficiency. Compared to pneumatic and hydraulic energy conversion systems, it has significant advantages in reliability, efficiency, and cost.