Geoengineering - Climate Change Mitigation

Design Desk Inc.

Compression Seat Bicycle

The following bicycle design uses the weight of the rider to compress pneumatic pressure atop hydraulic fluid to then be directed via flow pipe to the bicycle's rear wheel to then provide hydraulic fluid pressure to rotate the rear wheel.

The advanced bicycle design is superior to existing electric bicycles because it does not require a battery to rotate the wheels and provides a greater range of pedal assist once in motion. The head lamp assembly system does contain a small rechargeable battery to keep the lights on when not in motion. The battery charger located in the head lamp assembly will also accommodate a cell phone charger powered by the front wheel dynamo.

The pressurized fluid drive system also provides for high speed travel as the flow cycle is a pressurized hydraulic draft accelerator with an electricity producing mechanical system for lighting horn and cell phone charging.

The applied gear set assembly containing numbers 19, 20, and 30 cause a "hydraulic draft of a pressurized fluid" causing an increase in the pressure available for the rear wheel hydraulic impeller. Number 19 causes number 30 to increase it's rotation speed and with the ratio gear set, number 20 then becomes a speed increase run away effect.  The "run away effect" is then governed by the divergence valve, number 21, to "regulate" the speed incline of the hydraulic fluid. Number 21 also contains a fluid lock coil spring depressed dampener valve to allow the gradual reduction of oil to number 24 when the hand grip throttle is in the oil flow full by-pass position.

The hydraulic draft effect explained as ... once a pressurized oil impales a hydraulic impeller that rotates a ratio gear set (1:4 ratio) the output rotation then at four times the rotational velocity. In physics you can not "stretch" a fluid in a confined flow pipe .. this causes the oil pump , number 19 to "draft" / pull fluid ( oil ) across the preceding hydraulic fluid impeller at the increased flow rate causing the "hydraulic fluid impeller" to increase it's rotation producing more rotation for the hydraulic pump upon the opposite side of the ratio gear set yielding total system incline rate of rotation. This works due to the "work potential" in the air pressure in the bottle effectively being "cycled" but not dissipated.

The pressurized oil ( hydraulic fluid) flow system then containing two oil flow pipes between components to prevent fluid lock or unwanted throttle reactivity. This is attained by the full "bottle" fluid pressure passing directly from the rider's seat "hydraulic fluid pressure bottle" to number21, traveling to  24 via the hand grip "throttle upon one of the flow pipes. Number 19, 21 and number 30 mount the fluid lock safety pipe but the oil is not directed to the fore said components but rather used as mounting to deliver full bottle pressure to number 24 passing through the anti lock dampener valve in number 21.

The advanced bicycle design then deals with unwanted electrical inductance (static electricity electrical charge) within the voltage regulator mounted upon the bicycle frame, number 15.

Parts List

1.  12v head lamp

2. head lamp / tail lamp  on/ off switch - contains 12v battery

3. oil flow shut off switch valve closes oil off at the "pressure bottle", number 10, so that no oil is exiting the

    pneumatically pressurized air pressure oil / hydraulic fluid (oil), pressure bottle

4. hand grip  "throttle" valve assembly - The assembly has two cable connections to the system's flow valves

    and three hydraulic fluid coupling. One hydraulic fluid coupling is a high incline rate increase. One hydraulic

    fluid coupling is the oil feed flow the fluid exhaust is the send to the rear wheel hydraulic impeller. The "throttle"

    valve  tumbler valve allows the maximum position to incorporate both inflow oil feed to increase the velocity

    of the out flow oil. 

5. hand grip "twisty" throttle dual flat spring to then zero point "no oil flow" valve position

6. compression seat (vertical travel) sitting upon the seat depresses the air pressure within the "bottle" via

    pneumatic piston assembly yielding greater oil pressure available for the hydraulic impeller and high speed

    hydraulic pump system.

7. hinge

8. pedal crank sprocket

9. front drive chain "de-railer"

10. dual component pressure bottle (pneumatic piston system causing hydraulic "pressure")

11. sprockets

12. drive chain

13. rear wheel drive chain "de-railer"

14. front fork shock absorption system

15. electrical system voltage regulator (electrically insulated from the bicycle frame)

16. bicycle frame

17. pedal

18. air fill valve

19. hydraulic pump (motivated by the high rotational output side of the 1:4 ratio gear set)

20. 1:4 ratio gear set (input rotation  tandem with the hydraulic impeller number 30 - high velocity output

      rotation tandem with the internal hydraulic fluid pump wheel number 19)

21. oil flow "by-pass" valve positioned by sheathed steel cable that is operated by the twisting hand

      grip "throttle" that when it's natural position causes the oil flow from valve, number 21 to by-pass the high

      speed hydraulic pump, number 19. This allows the system to slow... The valve is coil spring retained to

      the oil flow by-pass position. the flow switch valve also contains the anti fluid lock coil spring dampener valve

      that allows oil pressure from the "bottle" to feed the inlet side of the dampener valve that will travel through

      the anti fluid lock pipe to the rear wheel hydraulic impeller, number 24. The dampener valve will close by coil

      spring pressure to slowly reduce the oil flow when the hand grip "throttle" is returned to the zero ( number 21

      valve oil by-pass) position.

22. bike rack / oil reservoir

23. seat tail lamp (red)

24. hydraulic impeller system motivated the rear wheel of the bicycle - oil flow "return" ie.. from

      number 24 "to" number 9, contains a one way oil flow valve toward number 9

25. rear wheel hydraulic impeller max pressure  / over pressure safety valve directs over pressure to the

      compression "bottle" number 10

26. rear wheel sprocket system rotates the rear tire - rear "hub" contains "free spin" hub and hub reverse pedal breaking break

27. pivot / hinge mount for the compression "bottle" number 10

28. expansion coil spring

29. pipe compression fitting

30. hydraulic fluid impeller internal "wheel" tandem rotating with the input rotation of the 1:4 ratio gear set

31. speedometer - handle bar display gauge

32. front wheel disk break (rear break hub breaking by pedal reverse direction pedaling)

33. front wheel disk break calipers (hydraulic pressure lever left side hand grip)

34. right side hand grip

35. front tire

36. rear tire

37. speedometer dial gaugeilluminated

38. rear drive chain "de-railer"

39. front drive chain "de-railer"

40. sheathed speedometer cable

41. manual air compression (piston type) kick pump - fills the dual component pressure bottle containing oil

42. telescoping seat twist lock - allows the seat "stalk" to then be raised and lowered to accommodate different

      size riders

43. seat "travel" guide bar

44.  rear kick stand base

45.  kick stand (wider at the "top" to cause a wide base trapezoid when lowered to better support the

       bicycle upright)

46.  kick stand locking flat spring locking ratchet

47. lowering foot peg

48. rear kick stand lever "release and crank up lever

49. manual kick pump retracting coil spring  used to stow the air pump kick lever

50. forward sprocket drive chain "de-railer"

51. front break assembly sheathed break cable

52. rear kick stand foot peg red reflector

53. seat "tilt" locking lever

54. electric audio horn button

55. front wheel dynamo a Dc direct current electricity generator of electricity 12v

56. hydraulic fluid pressure divergence valve coil spring retainer - positions the divergence valve

      number 21 in the flow  by-pass position to control the bicycles "hydraulic draft effect"

57. acceleration valve coil spring retainer

58. hydraulic fluid pressure "start cycle" valve variable flow by level of the connecting cable then adjusted

      by the flat spring retained hand grip "throttle"

59. front wheel dynamo connecting electrical wire junction box mounted to the front forks

60. rider's seat coil spring "shock absorption" mounting assembly

61.  rear bike rack oil tank screw cap

62. in line oil filter

63. air pressure hose stow hose of sufficient length to then allow the kick air compression pump to reach

      the bicycle's tires also to be used to fill the dual component pressure bottle

Letter "A" = sheathed valve control cable upon the oil exhaust port upon number 10

Letter "B" = over pressure oil return tube (pressure rated hose) causes the hand throttle valve internal valve

                   to close in increment without changing the position of the "throttle hand grip"

Letter "C" = oil pressure flow tube / pipe from the high speed oil pump

Letter "D" = oil pressure feed "to" rear wheel hydraulic impeller

Letter "E" = over pressure safety flow pipe refill the "pressure bottle"

Letter "F" = oil return flow pipe - main flow pipe discharge oil from the rear wheel impeller

Letter "G" = oil flow by-pass flow pipe

Note - the valves and oil flow tubes / pipes then, are as to not cause fluid lock .... the rear hydraulic wheel impeller

           is then in the same fashion. This provides smoother operation and a greater range of safety.

Note - valve number 21 works in tandem with the level of hand  throttle "twist" from number 5 - greater twist

           causes higher oil flow

Note - the oil flow tubes / pipes.... then may be dual channel to allow for correct smooth operation ie... the "idle" flow

           tube - prevents fluid lock" and the acceleration flow tube channel allowing for system acceleration by

           accelerated fluid (oil) pressure

Note - the handle bars are depicted off set in "reality" they are equal distant in a "normal manor"

Note - valves numbers 58 and 21 work in tandem via the throttle cables letter "A".

Note - with an additional generator and chain drive system one could power a home with the bicycle if the

           power fails with a bag of cat litter or other weight upon the riders seat. (sealed inert gas type

           external generators to prevent low level ozone formation)

Note - electric lamp turn signal system (optional)

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