61 |
Navigable vessel-lock |
US45330521 |
1921-03-18 |
US1381407A |
1921-06-14 |
FLYNN CORNELIUS O |
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62 |
Apparatus for preventing salt water from working up streams. |
US847715 |
1915-02-16 |
US1173367A |
1916-02-29 |
MEACHAM WILLIAM M |
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63 |
Lock construction for waterways. |
US1913786966 |
1913-08-27 |
US1107933A |
1914-08-18 |
GUTTENBRUNNER GEORG |
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64 |
Canal-feeder. |
US1911657598 |
1911-10-30 |
US1029505A |
1912-06-11 |
MARTIN ROBERT L |
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65 |
Canal-lock. |
US1907376052 |
1907-05-28 |
US882501A |
1908-03-17 |
JAMISON SAMUEL STEWART |
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66 |
Canal-lock construction. |
US1907366564 |
1907-04-05 |
US862066A |
1907-07-30 |
FITCH HENRY |
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67 |
Canal-lock |
US392002D |
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US392002A |
1888-10-30 |
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68 |
loretz |
US299559D |
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US299559A |
1884-06-03 |
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69 |
pouohet |
US227831D |
|
US227831A |
1880-05-18 |
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70 |
Improvement in canal locks amd dams |
US180056D |
|
US180056A |
1876-07-18 |
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71 |
Improvement in combination-locks for combined canal and railroad |
US150258D |
|
US150258A |
1874-04-28 |
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72 |
Iseael townsend |
US127389D |
|
US127389A |
1872-05-28 |
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73 |
Improvement in canal-locks |
US116583D |
|
US116583A |
1871-07-04 |
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74 |
Improved apparatus for floating ships over sand-bars |
US98356D |
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US98356A |
1869-12-28 |
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75 |
The graphic co |
US69639D |
|
US69639A |
1867-10-08 |
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76 |
Improvement in canal-locks |
US37265D |
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US37265A |
1862-12-23 |
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77 |
Canal and bivek lock |
US30564D |
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US30564A |
1860-11-06 |
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78 |
Canal-lock |
US26314D |
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US26314A |
1859-11-29 |
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79 |
Ship lock electrical energy generation |
US10378624 |
2003-03-05 |
US06969925B2 |
2005-11-29 |
Norman Desy; Pekka Virta |
A ship lock utilizes a hydraulic turbine and/or pump-turbine to regulate the discharge flow rates through the ship lock to an approximate constant value during the majority of the water transfer cycle resulting in a diminishing of total energy of head losses and to enable the recuperation of the unused hydraulic energy for generation as electricity. The difference in water levels on opposite sides of the ship lock constitutes potential hydraulic energy. By regulating the discharge, the total head losses over a given period of time diminish very significantly, thus giving an opportunity for optimization of hydraulic energy recuperation. |
80 |
Ship lock electrical energy generation |
US10378624 |
2003-03-05 |
US20040108731A1 |
2004-06-10 |
Normand
Desy; Pekka
Virta |
A ship lock utilizes a hydraulic turbine and/or pump-turbine to regulate the discharge flow rates through the ship lock to an approximate constant value during the majority of the water transfer cycle resulting in a diminishing of total energy of head losses and to enable the recuperation of the unused hydraulic energy for generation as electricity. The difference in water levels on opposite sides of the ship lock constitutes potential hydraulic energy. By regulating the discharge, the total head losses over a given period of time diminish very significantly, thus giving an opportunity for optimization of hydraulic energy recuperation. |