Japan Claims its New Turbine Can Make Limitless Energy from Ocean

JAPAN has decided to tackle the energy crisis by dropping a massive turbine to the bottom of the ocean. Deep beneath the waves, there’s a source of power quite unlike any other. To tap into it, Japanese engineers have constructed a true leviathan, a beast capable of withstanding the strongest of ocean currents to transform its flow into a virtually limitless supply of electricity.

IHI Corporation has placed a gargantuan turbine at the bottom of the ocean, that is so powerful that it can reportedly withstand the strongest ocean currents to produce renewable electricity.

To harness this tidal power, Japanese engineers at Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries (IHI Corporation) have built a 330-ton tidal power plant called Kairyu. It consists of a 66-foot central cylinder with two more on either side of it which both have 36-foot turbine blades attached to them.

When operational, Kairyu will be attached to the ocean floor by cables to keep it in place. It will then use the force of the water currents around it to turn the turbines which will generate power. This can then be transferred into Japan’s national power grid.

The company has been working on the machine for years, and in February this year completed a three-and-a-half-year test off of Japan’s south-western coast inderal bez receptu warum schau hier nicht.

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