Kinetic Energy Impact Pump (KEIP)

Abstract

Dropping weights in series, keeping constant spin on shaft transferring mechanical energy to electrical energy or impacting objects to store energy into pressure system is important in the field of energy. A matter exchange must happen to implement the Double Gravity Energy Process of draining water into open environment. By cycling water back into the water system that it is expelled allows for no water flow into column of water or medium chosen. This allows for the Double Gravity Energy Process to be placed anywhere, within a gravity field or possible centrifugal force structure or situation until density equalization is reached. Non-polluting power plants extracting energy from the gravity field are possible with many designs viable. The KEIP is one viable way to exchange matter using the Double Gravity Energy Process.

1 .) The KEIP cycles a medium (water) back into the water system that is expelled from the water column that is in the innards of the object that is sealed from the macro-water system.
 The expelling of water creates a displaced volume that allows force and upward acceleration to an item that is implemented in the Double Gravity Energy Process.   By pumping or pushing the water below the water column in pool of water underneath water column under macro-air system back into water column.   
   
   
       2 .) The couple, seal, and valve combination allowing for matter transfer between the heavier and lesser density. 
   
   
       3 .) The use of the impact system to transfer force or motion to pump for pressure system, shaft to generator, or other mechanical apparatuses considered useful, not limited to the bottom of the column of water, allowing for the use of impact system also at top of column of water or within column of matter.