Storing energy
generated by kite systems
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Kite
systems can store energy in various forms to do work later. Stored energy
may do useful work that saves one from having to use a different source
other than kites. Stored energy may later be used to generate electricity.
Storing energy from kite systems may be in the form of increasing head of
water in a dam, increasing potential energy of solid masses, charge sets
of springs, advance the rotation of a flywheel, etc.
- Pump water to a high head. Let the water down from the high head
when wanted for drinking, bathing, irrigating, etc. But while letting
the water down, let the water operate electric generators to operate
other items. Thus, the kite system operates when the the
wind permits; energy is stored via water lifting. The gains feed
multiple purposes.
- Charge batters and ultracapacitors.
- Let the kite system's energy quicken a flywheel. Draw the
flywheel as needed for mechanical drives or for generating electricity.
Draw the flywheel's energy to tow up a hang glider and thus save from
having to use the oil-gas of a towing truck or car.
- Batteries
- Ultracapacitors
- Hybrid ultracapacitors
- Supercapacitor
- Symmetric double-layer capacitor
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- Flywheels
- Water head
- Mass lifting
- Lift mass to mountain top. Release gained potential energy by
letting the mass down an incline on the side of the mountain. During the
the controlled released fall of the mass, let the cable drive an
electric generator. Mass could be dirt, water, lead, buildings,
recreational view rooms, etc.
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