The hydraulic receiver with paddles created by Mr. Georges Pierre Louis Colin, whose patent was registered at the INPI in 1930, makes it possible to capture the energy of the currents whatever they are and to transform them into usable driving force. This simple and easy to set up device includes a train of blades mounted on an endless chain, partially immersed; these blades, of semi-cylindrical shape, are provided with an adjustable depth rudder which allows to maintain them normally in relation to the current, so as to ensure them a maximum output. This assembly is installed in a tank provided with valves at its ends.
\nApart from large dams, hydraulic power is difficult to exploit. This invention makes it possible to create modules of all sizes to capture the hydraulic force in an adaptable way.<\/p>\n
Original patent registered at the INPI<\/a>
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