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Abstract

A fluid power generator system includes an operating mode in which a continuously variable output corresponding to a wide range of a flow rate is given by selectively combining generators with optimum rated outputs from said plurality of generators according to natural fluid energy and the number of rotations of a wing axial shaft; and control means for controlling the operation of each of the generators on the basis of a tip speed calculated from the flow rate of the operative fluid and the number of rotations of said wing axial shaft, thereby acquiring a maximum output for specific flow rate of the operative fluid. In this configuration, the fluid power generator system using operative fluid energy as a driving source can generate a continuously variable output corresponding to a wide range of the flow rate of the fluid and provides a maximum output for an individual flow rate of the operative fluid, thereby increasing a quantity of generated power (by 40% or more than before).

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