Abstract:
What is created is a multichambered honeycomb structure; made of laminates and composite materials to cut cost and provide strength and durability; disposed floating on open waters in an elongated form to serve as sea wall to break up the surfs to create a calm harbor for safe refuge for boats, floating houses, fishermen and protection of the shoreline; having an impact wall with window one-way valves to convert the energy of the surfs into elevated water that drive a water turbine, or into compressed air that drive a gas turbine electric generator; having a rectangular floater oscillator that activates a rocker arm drive bar by the energy of the water waves; having an under water deep well reverse osmosis desalinator that is driven by said rocker arm; having a piston type force water pump driven by said floater oscillator; having a thin plate rectangular magnet push-and-pull electric generator driven by said rocker arm drive bar; having a multistage piston vacuum pump driven by said rocker arm; having a mist-spray-vacuum chamber evaporator that is activated by said vacuum pump and said force water pump to produce desalinated water by distillation processes; having a solar trap in the form of air bubble sheets or vacuum sandwich plates to cover as a blanket to provide solar heat into said evaporation vacuum chamber; or said structure being in the form of cluster of rigidly interlocked houses anchored out on the ocean stabilized by anti-oscillation resistors.

Description:
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS 
     This is a continuation-in-part of previous applications Ser. No. 07/255,657, filed Oct. 13, 1988, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,056,447, Ser. No. 07/472,753, filed Jan. 31, 1990, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,027,735, Ser. No. 07/376,002, filed Aug. 15, 1989, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,094,595, and a continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 06/820,082, filed Jan. 21, 1986, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,5052,902, which is a continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 06/631,322, filed Jul. 19, 1984, now ABANDONED. 
    
    
     The rights of the herein inventor is full as there is no government assistance in the development of this new invention. 
     BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONS 
     1. Technical Field 
     This new idea deals with the total conversion of the energy of the water waves into usable energy such as mechanical/electrical energy or compressed air which are used in the project site to desalinate sea water, to pump water, to drive a vacuum or compressor pump, to drive a push-and-pull electric generator. This new machine is a floating hollow sea wall designed to stop the water waves and allows no water wave behind it, hence, it creates a calm harbor for boats,for safe playground, for floating houses and enhance agricultural activities on the ocean floor. 
     2. Description of the Prior Arts 
     The existing water wave energy converters today are just simple power transfer mechanisms driven by impact walls that are being bumped by the water waves, or said mechanisms being driven by the buoyant force of the water waves upon floaters that move up and down, said oscillating floaters being attached to drive bars that activate piston type pumps. In the previous application No. 07/376,002, dated Aug. 15, 1989, U.S. Pat. No. 5,094,595, there is a claim for a hollow floating sea wall designed to absorb the energy of the water waves, but its structural configuration is not shown in details, and further, it is limited to produce compressed air only, it has no underwater apron wall below its compressor wall to prevent the water waves from getting behind the sea wall, and that there is no oscillating power device attached to the front of said wall. 
     The reference prior art U.S. Pat. No. 4,118,941 invented by John E. Bruce, entitled &#34;Stressed Caisson Retained Island&#34;, presents a structural design for a circular wall, erected on shallow waters, in order to contain an earth fill to form an island, but it does not make use of the energy of the water waves, hence, it is irrelevant to these new inventions being presented, it being not a floating wall. 
     The reference prior art U.S. Pat. No. 4,540,313 invented by Kenneth R. Broome, presents a dam to create waterhead and a siphon penstock to deliver pressurized water to the electric generator, but it does not make use of the energy of the water waves to create the waterhead, hence, said invention is irrelevant to these new inventions being presented. 
     The reference prior art U.S. Pat. No. 4,993,348 invented by Leonard H. Wald, uses a turbine being submerged into the water waves to convert energy of said waves into electricity, uses solar cells and a steam engine thru focused sunlight to produce solar based electricity, and uses electricity to effect the reverse osmosis process and the freezing process for purposes of desalinating the sea water, but it does not show desalination by direct power transfer mechanism from the water waves which would eliminate the electric generator to reduce power lose in the process. In said reference invention, water distillation is done by steam boiling evaporation instead of a warm vacuum mist-spray forced evaporation process as being applied for patent in these new inventions being presented, hence, the above reference prior art is irrelevant to the herewith inventions being applied for patent. 
     In the prior arts: 
     a. There is no intention to produce a calm bay for a safe playground and to protect the shore lines against erosions by total break-up of the surf; 
     b. There is no concept to use the surf energy for the desalination of sea water thru vacuum forced evaporation and direct mechanical reverse osmosis; 
     c. There is no concept of a reverse osmosis wherein desalted salted sea water is being pumped out from under the sea instead of pumping up a large volume of salty sea water; 
     d. There is no concept wherein solar heat is being trapped to enhance evaporation of water from a vacuum in a purification or distillation process; 
     e. There is no concept wherein an apron wall is provided extending down below the floating wall to totally stop the surf and to increase surf pressure upon the compresion chambers; 
     f. There is no concept wherein a push-and-pull wide rectangular electric generator is being driven by the water waves, thru a flat elongated floater oscillator; 
     hence the prior arts do not present similar concepts as it is now being presented in this application for patent. 
     SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
     This new invention is created for the following objectives: 
     a. To provide relief to the problems obstructing the commercial use of the prior arts; 
     b. To introduce a new technology for desalination of sea water thru reverse osmosis by using underwater static pressure; 
     c. To introduce a new technology for forced distillation of water by using the energy of the water waves and by using solar energy being trapped by transparent vacuum insulator to warm up the evaporation vacuum chamber; 
     d. To introduce a new technology to drive a water turbine by a waterhead that is developed by water waves; 
     e. To introduce a new technology to produce electricity thru compressed air that is produced by the water waves bumping a floating sea wall, and to produce electricity by the use of a push-and-pull type electric generator; 
     f. To introduce a new technology for the construction of a floating sea wall that has the function and ability to totally stop the water waves, to convert the energy of the water waves into mechanical energy, to create a calm harbor, to protect the shoreline, and to serve as a floating house. 
     To attain the foregoing objectives, various new inventions, new designs, and new configurations, have been created and hereby applied for Patent Protection, such as, the following: 
     1. A new technology, wherein, a single or a bundle of light floater pipes is being oscillated up and down by the water waves, said oscillator pipe mechanically actuates a rocker arm or a drive bar, and said bar drives a pump, a push-and-pull electric generator, or drive a vacuum pump, alternatively or all at the same time; 
     2. A new technology, wherein, the high water pressure, acting upon the reverse osmosis membrane, is created under the deep sea water by pumping up the desalted water directly from under the sea to the drinking water supply line, thereby, energy is being spent for pumping the purified water only, instead of pumping large quantities of salt water at a very high pressure and then throwing away a large portion of said salt water back to the ocean, to avoid waste of too much energy; 
     3. A new technology, wherein, a floating sea wall creates and carries an elevated water that drives a water turbine, said turbine being built within said floating sea wall and mechanically connected to an electric generator and disposed to produce electric power; 
     4. A new technology of forced distillation by vacuum pump and water spray process, wherein, a regulated mist spray of water/liquid is allowed to enter a vacuum chamber that is being warmed up by sunlight and/or by other heating means, and wherein, the vapor from the mist is being pumped out by a vacuum pump; 
     5. A new concept of a window trap at various elevations acting as a one-way valve disposed at the vertical side of the hollow floating sea wall facing the incoming water waves to allow entrance of and to trap the water into the internal chambers of the hollow wall, in order to create elevated water and/or compressed air; 
     6. A new concept of an apron wall disposed below the hollow floating wall to prevent spill-thru of the water waves under the sea wall, in order to prevent creation of waves behind the sea wall and to increase hydraulic ram or water wave pressure upon the intake valves of the hollow sea wall and upon the oscillating floater pipe power transmitter; 
     7. A new design of a transparent heat insulator to trap solar heat and to prevent the heated material from getting in contact with the cold wind, in the form of air or vacuum sandwich in between transparent plates; 
     8. A new concept of a rectangular push-and-pull electric generator that is driven by the mechanical oscillation of the water waves, wherein, the magnets are arranged to form a wide and thin rectangular plate that is forced to move back-and-forth into a thin rectangular cavity which is made up of induction wire coils, and a DC/AC power output cynchronizer is provided to work with other generators; 
     9. A new design for a floating wall, wherein, the vertical floater caissons are evenly spaced apart along the length of the floating wall to serve as floater end posts between the segments of the energy absorbing wall so that said caissons will not interfere against the incoming surfs, and wherein, a straight vertical edge pointed nose is attached to the front side of each caisson to split the incoming surfs without destroying energy; 
     10. A new design for a wide face anti-oscillation resistor board, wherein, said board is a thick sandwich of foam plastics, such as, styrofoam, or compressed air pipes for most of its internal laminates which make up most of its thickness, in order to make said board stiff and help float up the floating sea wall; 
     11. A new technology for constructing light and stiff structures, wherein, caissons and pipes are laminated crossing each other and filled up with pressurized plastic foam or with compressed air; 
     12. A new design for a floater drive oscillator, wherein, the cross-section of said floater is made into a flat rectangle so that it will attain its maximum buoyant power at the first 4th point of the surf; and 
     13. A floating house made of plastic foam sandwich/laminates. 
     The structures of the apparatus may be constructed out of plastics by composite method, which are in the forms of reinforced laminated materials to meet the requirements of the sea water. Aluminum alloys, stainless steel, and treated lumber may also be used to cut down cost. Most of the structures and materials in this apparatus should be in cylindrical form, because a thin pipe can become stiff against bending and able to withstand the underwater static pressure when it is filled up with high pressure compressed air or high pressure plastic foam. A laminate of fiber glass in and around said structures may serve as tension reinforcement for said structures. 
     This new invention is relievant to the problems of and distinct from the prior arts on the following points: 
     1. The new concept of an under sea reverse osmosis apparatus reduces the excessive energy spent for pumping up large volumes of sea water to a higher elevation at a very high pressure and then throwing back a large portion of it to the sea to flash out concentrated brine, as it is being done in the existing commercial mehtod of desalination; 
     2. The free energy of the water waves and the solar energy are used in this invention as substitutes to burning fuel in the process of desalination of sea water; 
     3. The floating sea wall, being a structure for protecting the shoreline against erosion becomes a six purpose structure, hence, it is low cost structure, the purposes being: (a) to produce drinking water; (b) to produce usable energy; (c) to protect the shoreline; (d) to create a safe harbor; (e) to enhance agricultural activity on the ocean floor; and (f) to create a dwelling place; 
     4. Desalination is done by forced distillation thru vacuum and mist spray process of evaporation with the use of solar heat and multistage vacuum pump driven by the water waves as main source of energy, and wherein, condensation is done by compressing the water vapor at the exit end of the said multistage vacuum pump; 
     5. The creation of elevated water that drives the water turbine is done by the impact of the surf upon the vertical face of the sea wall that allows the entrance of water thru a plurality of one-way window valves in various elevations, instead of using pumps to elevate the sea water; 
     6. The water wave being a push-and-pull mover, it is just appropriate to make the electric generator into a push-and-pull machine by moving the magnets up and down in between the induction wire coils to cut magnetic field. Due to low frequency of the water waves, but having enormous force, it is but logical to build a large magnetic field to be cut by large quantities induction wire for every movement of the surfs, in order to generate large quantities of electricity for every stroke of the water waves, hence, the herein new invention presents a wide rectangular plate formation of the magnets, one face of said plate magnet being North Pole while the other face being South Pole, and also presents a corresponding rectangular formation of the induction wires, hence, a new concept of a rectangular electric generator is born. This push-and-pull electric generator may also be constructed into a circular form, wherein, the center circle is a coil of induction wires wound along its circumference thereby forming an appearance similar to that of a pipe or a drum, the second circle/drum is a formation of a plurality of magnets forming a thick pipe that is free and clear from the first drum, the third and outer drum is another coil of induction wires wound along its circumference to form another large pipe that is free and clear from the second pipe, in order to cut magnetic fields on both sides of the magnet pipe. Hence, these concepts relieve the problem on how to make the water waves directly drive an electric generator; 
     7. The new concept of making the wide face board anti-oscillation resistor into a floater structure, such as a foamed plastics sandwich, or a compressed air pipe sandwich or composit plastics, is also a break-thru and minimizes the use of the floater caissons; 
     8. The new concept of filling up the floater caissons with compressed air or pressurized plastics foams also removes the problems on water leaks getting into the caissons, at the same time makes the caisson structurally much stronger against compression and bending, hence, the caissons may now be made of lighter materials such as plastics, lumber, or thin metals, intead of concrete. Hence, this is also a new invention; 
     9. The new procedure in trapping or absorbing solar heat to enhance distillation, wherein, the material being heated is insulated from wind contact by covering it with a multilayer/spaced transparent sheets having vacuum or air spaces in between as barrier against heat transfer in order to allow sunlight to get into the material being heated, but the heat is prevented from backing off as the material being heated is painted flat black and not being in contact with the wind. This procedure increases significantly the efficiency of solar heating processes in any application; 
     10. The creation of the apron wall hanging from the floating sea wall and extending down under water, beyond where there is no more oscillation of the water, is a new break-through that prevents spill thru of the water waves under the floating sea wall and enhance the function of said sea wall, hence, there is no water wave behind said wall; 
     11. The creation of a flat rectangular floater, that attains maximum buoyant power early enough, surpasses the efficiency of oscillators of the prior arts; and 
     12. The new concept of making the floating sea wall as a dwelling house, and construction of floating houses on the created harbor. 
    
    
     BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
     FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of the floating hollow sea wall showing mechanical connections. 
     FIG. 2 illustrates a vertical cross section of FIG. 1 along line 2--2. 
     FIG. 3 illustrates a perspective view of the rectangular push-and-pull electric generator. 
     FIG. 4 illustrates a perspective view of another floating hallow sea wall fuctioning as an air compressor. 
     FIG. 5 illustrates a vertical cross section of FIG. 4 along line 5--5. 
    
    
     DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS 
     Accordingly and pursuant to the objectives of this invention as enumerated in the summary, the following new designs and embodiments are created to provide the most appropriate technology which can be more understood by further reading the descriptions of the figures. 
     FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 illustrate the embodiments of a floating hollow sea wall consisting of walls 18 and cavities 34 in between walls as the main sea wall structure. Cavity 34, the main floater of the sea wall, maybe in the form of cylindrical caissons or rectangular caissons that are empty or filled up with compressed air, or filled up with foamed plastics to prevent water from getting in, even if there is a leak. The walls of the caissons may serve as wall 18 of the sea wall. There are 3 vertical walls of the sea wall. The front impact wall 9 contains a plurality of window one-way valves 17 at four levels, at least, in order to trap the water of the in-coming surfs of various sizes. The space between the impact wall 9 and the middle wall 18 and the horizontal floor 40 defines the water tank that holds the entrapped surf water at an elevated position to create a waterhead that drives the water turbine 19 by letting the water drop down thru the large vertical water shaft 43. The water turbine 19 drives the electric generator 14 by turning the drive shaft 20. The water tank 84 serves to maintain the steady elevation of the floating wall 18 in relation with the undisturbed water level 75 thru the use of any appropriate automatic water pump that expels the water 84 when the surfs 81 are too large in order to create more waterhead above the water turbine 19, but pump back in the water 84 when the surfs are just regular sizes. The horizontal oscillating float pipe 11 is being moved up and down by the water waves 81 and in turn activates the rocker drive arm 29 via push rod 28. The Rocker arm 29 pivots on the top of the post 35, and, therefore, the piston rod 26 of the under sea deep well water pump 13 moves up while the piston of the multi-stage vacuum pump 10 moves down, and the magnet case of the push-and-pull rectangular electric generator 54 moves down every time when the oscillator float pipe 11 move up due to the incoming waves 81. As the deep well pump 13 takes out the desalted water from chamber 50, a high waterhead is developed equal to the depth of chamber 50 from the water surface 75 plus the waterhead acting at the water turbine 19 via the inlet hole 46 thru pipe 35, and therefore, the high pressure sea water acts upon the membranes that are disposed in the chamber 50, hence, the reverse osmosis process goes working to desalinate sea water. The sea water behind the membrane becomes more concentrated brine, and so, it is being continuously flashed out thru exit 5 by the fresh sea water dropping down from chamber 40 via inlet 46 and via pipe 35, so, as the water at the back of the membrane tends to become concentrated brine, it is continuously being replaced by low salt sea water. 
     It should be noted at this point that, in the case of the oscillator pipe 11, the larger the vertical diameter of pipe 11 the taller is the required surf to make it attain maximum buoyancy, the force that activates rocker arm 29, hence, it consumes a good height of the surf before it works in full power. Therefore, the ideal cross section of the oscillator 11 is a flat horizontal rectangle; so that it will attain its maximum buoyant power early enough at the fourth point of the average surf. Hence, it is best that at least two (2) light pipes be bundled together side-by-side for the oscillator 11, filled up with pressurized foamed plastics, and the spaces in between said pipes filled up with impervious foamed plastics sandwich, in order to form a flat rectangular buoy and made stiff enough not to be bent by the surf 81. 
     The desalinated sea water is pumped up by part 13 out of the reverse osmosis chamber 50 passing thru pipe 27, channeled thru pipe 47 and into the main drinking water supply pipe 16. The deep well pipe 27 is extended well above the ocean surface 75 in order not to allow salt water getting into the deep well 27. In times of violent weather or when the surfs are oversized, the amplitude of the oscillator 11 tends to over drive the rocker arm 29 thereby endangering the other parts #13, #10, and #54, hence, the rope 37 is disposed to limit the upward amplitude and another rope of same kind and function disposed to limit the downward amplitude of the oscillator 11 which will just get submerged into the surfs. The pipe 27, being empty, may be made large enough, in order to produce enough buoyant force to carry the weight of the chamber 50. Chamber 50 will also produce buoyant force to carry its own weight if foamed plastics or empty pipes are incorporated in its construction. 
     The window traps 17 are one-way valves, that absorb the excess surfs not flatten by the oscillator 11, being pushed in open by the bumping surfs, thereby, filling up the water tank above the floor 40. The level of the water in said tank rises up during violent weather as the oversized surfs will be hitting the upper most windows 17 and also hitting the overhead horizontal surf-suppressor wall 41, thereby producing a higher surf pressure to push-in the higher most window trap 17, hence, there will be more water pressure that will be driving the water turbine 19, resulting to a more electric power produced by generator 14. 
     The wide faced board anti-oscillation resistor 48 is disposed under the sea wall 18, at a depth where there is no more oscillation of the water particles, in order to prevent sudden upward movement of the whole floating sea wall when the surfs exert upward buoyant forces upon the oscillator float pipe 11, upon the main floater caisson 34, and upon the over head surf-supressor wall 41, in order that the oscillator float pipe 11 will be able to impart more force upon the rocker arm 29. Said anti-oscillation resistor board 48 is built stiff enough by composite construction in the form of foam plastics sandwich, or in the form of a horizontal array of floater pipes that are sandwiched between two horizontal fibrous thin plates, hence, said resistor board will contribute buoyant force to float the sea wall. 
     The floater pipe 49 is added to the structure to balance the extra weight of the elevated water above the floor 40. 
     The weight 52 is an additional balancer to keep the sea wall upright. The weight 32 is disposed at the end or at the middle of the rocker arm 29 in order to neutralize the weight of the oscillator pipe 11 and also to neutralize the weight of the piston rod 26 from acting downward against the buoyant force of the surf upon the oscillator pipe 11. 
     As the rocker arm 29 moves up and down, it activates the push-and-pull electric generator 54, hence, electricity is also produce by oscillation movements of the surfs 81. The rocker arm 29 also activates the multistage vacuum pump 10 via piston rod 33. The evaporation chamber 15 is vacuumized by the vacuum pump 10 via pipe 36 and the desalted water vapor from vacuum chamber 15 is compressed by said vacuum pump 10, via pipe 38, into the condensation pipe 16 where the vapor becomes liquified into a desalinated water and delivered to the supply end. The float valve 21 and 22 is similar to that of the check valve in the toilet tank. It is disposed to maintain the level of water at one-fourth (1/4) full of evaporation chamber vacuum pipe 15, wherein, the sea water enters said vacuum chamber by a fine mist spray of water. 
     It should-be noted at this point that &#34;the rate of evaporation of water, below boiling temperature, is directly proportional to the surface area of water exposed to the atmosphere&#34;, and that &#34;the rate of evaporation of water is inversely proportional to the atmospheric pressure acting upon the water surface&#34;, and that &#34;the rate of evaporation of water is directly proportional to the temperature of the water being evaporated&#34;. Since there being no fuel to boil the water, in this newly invented process of distillation, the evaporation of the sea water is done below boiling temperature. The evaporation chamber 15 is maintained at vacuum pressure by means of a multistage vacuum pump 10 that has been claimed under U.S. Pat. No. 5,052,902, FIG. 1, to remove atmospheric pressure holding back the water molecules from becoming volatile. This means to say, that creating a vacuum around the surface of a liquid is giving the molecules of that liquid the full freedom to fly out, hence, the sea water will be evaporating very fast at a temperature below its boiling point. Since evaporation is a cooling process, it will make the water approach its freezing point and becomes a solid ice wherein evaporation will stop. As the sea water solidifies into ice, all the salts will get separated and the ice is desalted, and the desalinated sea water maybe harvested in the form of ice if the labor in the project site is cheap, but labor in the United States is too high, hence, in this invention, it is preferred that the desalinated water be harvested in the form of vapor so that it will be easy to transfer it by pumping thru pipe lines. As evaporation goes on, the sea water in the vacuum chamber 15 becomes a concentrated brine, hence, it is necessary to pump it out from the vacuum chamber 15 thru pipe line 42 by means of the force piston pump 12 that is being activated by the float pipe oscillator 11, wherein, in so doing, the high temperature, average 65° C., sea water gets into the vacuum chamber thru valve 22 and prevents the freezing of the brine, although it suddenly drops in temperature due to the mist water spray. But since the evaporation chamber 15 being always in contact with the outside sea water 75, at 65° C., said chamber 15 continously absorbs unlimited supply of heat energy from the ocean to enhance evaporation in said chamber 15. As more heat is needed to enhance evaporation, the condensation chamber 16 is made to pass thru and inside said evaporation vacuum chamber 15, wherein, by heat exchange, the vapor gives off heat in the process of condensation and compression by pump 10 to help heat up the salt water being evaporated in chamber 15. In addition, the warm desalinated water coming from the reverse osmosis chamber 50 thru pump 13 also passes inside the evaporation chamber 15 for the purpose of supplying heat also. 
     As more heat energy is needed for the evaporation process, heat is further supplied by solar energy, wherein, a newly invented transparent solar trap 23, 24, &amp; 25 is used to bring in sunlight to heat the outside surface of the vacuum chamber 15. The sunlight is not allowed to bounce back upward so that it will get absorbed by the evaporation chamber pipe 15. This is done by painting the surface being heated, the evaporation chamber 15, with flat black paint 25 or by spraying it with powdered charcoal 25 or black sand to prevent it from getting shinny. At the same time, said surface of the evaporation chamber 15 is insulated from getting in contact with the free air or the cold wind in order not to dissipate the heat energy that has been imparted to it by sunlight, by means of at least two (2) layers of transparent sheets 23 with an air space 24 or a vacuum in between sheets 23 that are disposed horizontally on top of and to cover said evaporation chamber 15. Said evaporator 15 is in the form of a plurality of float pipes that are strong in compression against the outside atmosphere, that are disposed horizontally side-by-side floating on the calm water side of the floating sea wall 18 to form a wide and long flat deck on the ocean. Said solar insulator cover sheet 23 may be in the form of a hard and thick laminate or composite of transparent plastics or glass to form a hard wide deck on the ocean to serve as a clean playground for roller skater, for airport, and wind sail skates, while the floating sea wall serves as a dwelling house for fishermen. The tie rope 44 is disposed to hold the floating evaporator 15 from drifting or getting away from the sea wall, and at the same time, it makes the floating evaporator 15 to serve as additional floater for the sea wall 18 specially during violent weather, wherein, there is too much elevated water being trapped by the window valves 17 due to oversized surfs 81. The weight 52 may also be disposed further to the right, by providing a longer structural beam extension of the oscillation resistor 48 to hold said weight 52, in order to neutralize the extra load at the left side of the floating sea wall 18, for the same purpose, the floater pipe 49 is also being emptied of its water content to neutralize the elevated water during violent weather. Anchor rope 73, which is preferably in the form of a kite sling to keep the sea wall erect, is disposed to hold the whole wall 18 against the horizontal push force of the surf 81 and of the wind. Fuel powered engines may also be installed and carried by said floating sea wall to augment energy for the desalination processes. 
     Referring to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the weight of the moving magnet assembly 55, 56, 57, 58, &amp; 60, for the rectangular electric generator 54, also serves as a neutralizer against the weight of the deep well piston rod 26 and against the weight of the oscillator float pipe 11, therefore, the weight 32 may be reduced or eliminated. 
     Referring now to FIG. 3, there is shown the embodiment of an additional new invention, named the Push-and-Pull Rectangular Electric Generator, part #54, consisting of a conductor coil 62 that is in the form of an immovable rectangular box with a hollow center into which a smaller rectangular assembly of magnets 60 is being forcibly pushed in and pulled out thru sliding bearing 59 in order to generate electricity which is harvested thru the output terminals 64. The assembly frames 55, 56, 57, 58 &amp; 61 take hold of the plurality of bar magnets 60 into one whole assembly so that they act and move as one piece in one pick-up point only. The frame 62 take hold of the conductor wire coil 63 in a permanent good shape. The DC output is converted to AC to match with the utility grid. 
     Referring now to FIG. 4 and to FIG. 5, there is shown a revised embodiment of the floating sea wall 18, wherein, said wall 18 is built to be an air compressor, instead of carrying elevated water, by using the rising water surface 82 to serve as the compressing piston, with the provision of a built-in air driven electric generator 66 that is driven by the air turbine 65, and wherein, the floater caissons 34 are disposed to be evenly spaced and serve as end posts of the equal length segments of the floating sea wall 18. In this case, the sea wall is an open bottom hollow wall 18 that vacuumizes to take in new air during the valley cycles of the water waves 81. The caisson 34 is also provided with water chamber 84, as shown in FIG. 2, as a means to adjust the wall&#39;s elevation with the changing sizes of the water waves, such that the bottom lip 70, of the front impact wall 9 facing the incoming surfs, is submerged at least one foot below the undisturbed water level 75. Using a water-wave amplitude detector, an automatic pump brings in more water into the chamber 84 when the water waves increase in sizes, in order to submerge down deeper the bottom lip 70 in relation to the undisturbed water level 75, in order to trap larger volume of air into the bottom chamber during the valley cycles of the large sized water waves. The pointed edge nose-wall 69 is disposed to split the surf without destroying energy and deflects the surf to splash upon the window traps 17 instead of breaking up upon the caisson post 34. 
     The Apron Wall 53 serves as a downward continuation of floating wall 18 and is disposed to totally stop the surf 81 that tends to spill thru under the floating wall 18, at the same time, to deflect the excess energy of the surfs 81 upward to give more compression ram effects upon the entrapped air in between the floating front impact wall 9 and the rear wall 18. The Apron Wall 53 also serves as a structure to take hold of the wide faced anti-oscillation resistor board 48 that prevents the sudden upward movements of the floating wall 18 due to the buoyant forces and impact forces of the surfs 81 being rammed against the faces and the open compression chambers of the floating sea wall 18. 
     The anti-oscillation resistor board 48 is horizontally disposed deep below water surface where there is no more oscillation of the water particles, approximately at least three times the height of the water waves. At this position any attempt to suddenly move up said resistor board 48 will be resisted by the weight of the column of water directly above it, plus the atmospheric pressure directly on top of said column of water. The anchor 74 being locked on the ocean floor also holds down the floating sea wall 18 against being lifted up by the water waves via anchor rope 73 at the same time prevents the said wall 18 from being horizontally pushed back by the surfs. Additional anchor ropes 73 and 74 may be disposed to hold the wall 18, in between caisson post 34, against horizontal forces of the surfs that tends to bend the sea wall as a whole structure at a horizontal direction. There is a plurality of upward window one-way valve 17 disposed on the said anti-oscillation resistor board 48 in order to facilitate the downward movements of the whole floating sea wall 18 because there is a need to put it back to its original floating level in relation with the undisturbed level 75 of the ocean every time said wall 18 has been lifted up by the surfs 81. There is less volume of air being compressed if the bottom lip 70 of the impact wall 9 is exposed too high above the mean water level 75. Said bottom lip 70 of the impact wall 9 should be exposed open to the air at a maximum of one foot above the valley surface of the surf 81 in order to take in new air but it should be closed immediately by the water surface as soon as the water surface piston 82 starts rising, in order to take advantage of the full height of the amplitude of the surfs 81. The redundant strut 72 is disposed to maintain the square relationship between the apron wall 53 and the resistor board 48, and to prevent downward bending of the resistor board 48, at the same time, to protect the joint between apron wall 53 and the resistor board 48. The redundant strut 83 is also disposed for this purpose. 
     As to the size of the floater caisson 34, it will be much more advantageous to have the caisson 34 in large diameter with shallow submergence as its buoyancy increases or decreases very rapidly in relation to its diameter because of large volume of water being displaced for every small increase of submergence. Hence, large diameter caissons 34 provide a very stable floating level for the floating wall 18 in relation to the undisturbed sea level 75. 
     There should be at least two (2) stages of compression chambers built in into the hollow floating sea wall 18, in order to take advantage of the larger sizes of the surfs 81 bumping up to the higher window traps 17 of the impact wall 9. The first stage compression chamber is defined by the bottom lip 70 and right below the lowest float ball valve 67. The second stage compression chamber is the space above the lowest float ball valve 67, and the last stage compression chamber is the space below the top float ball valve 67. The space above the top float ball valve 67 is a reservoir for compressed air interconnecting all other reservoirs along the whole length of the floating sea wall 18. The air turbine 65 serves as an exit of the compressed air that drives or turn the said turbine 65 which drives the electric generator 66 that is securely attached right below the top road way roof of the floating wall 18. The turbine driven electric generator 66 supplies the electric power needs for the operation and maintenance of the floating sea wall 18, at the same time, supplies energy for desalination processes and for the community consumption, its DC output being converted into AC by a current cutter and transformer to synchronize with the utility grid. 
     The whole floating sea wall 18 is preferably made of composite construction material and laminate materials to make it of high flexural strength and to be able to float or to contribute floating effects upon the whole structure, such construction being a sandwich of impervious plastics foams or sandwich of impervious pipes that are filled up with foam or compressed air. The outer skins of such sandwich constructions may be made of salt-resistant strong fibers or metals. Truss construction may also be adapted to provide stiffness to the whole sea wall 18. 
     As shown in FIG. 5, it is imperative to have as many float ball valves 67 as possible in the first and second compression chambers, in order enhance rapid drop down of the excess water that got into said chambers when the water piston 82 has an excess amplitude and rises up to the second compression chamber due to oversized surfs during violent weather. As the surf 81 bump the sea wall 18, the window valves 17 are pushed in open there by allowing the water to get into the chambers and in effect will compress the air inside the chambers. At the same time the water piston 82 rises up into the chambers effecting compression upon the air that is trapped in the chambers and floating up the ball valves 67 as the water rises up to the upper chambers. Immediately, as the pressure of the compressed air builds up, the upper window valves 17 gets closed. The floated ball valves are kept near their seats by means of the limiting cage 78 to close the chamber as soon as the water has drained down. The process of compression by the rising water piston 82 and its draining down out of the chambers should be done very quick because the period of time for the water wave cycle is very short, that is why there should be as many as possible ball valves 67 in the first and second stage chambers. The weight 79 is disposed on the window valves 17 to enhance closure of same valve 17 to trap the compressed air. The window 80 inter-communicates all the other air reservoir chambers along the length of the said floating sea wall 18. It is imperative that the upper most chamber, which serves as the compressed air reservoir chamber that supplies compressed air to the air turbines 65, be a continuous chamber all along the length of the floating sea wall because some of the said turbine 65 will be automatically closed when the air pressure is low, in order to continuously produce electricity at any size of the water waves. By means of a pressure gauge sensor, all the turbines 65 are set to run or stop at a certain designated air pressure in the reservoir, in order to wait for the air pressure to build up to run a few turbines when the water waves are low. The horizontal surf-suppressor wall 41 is disposed to stop the splashing surf from rising up beyond the height of the sea wall and to increase surf pressure upon the window valves 17. The anchor rope 73 is disposed to hold the sea wall 18 against the impact of the surf 81 and to increase surf pressure upon the window valves 17. The large conductor wires 76 and 77 will carry and distribute all the electric power produced by the generator 66. The rail guard 30 serves as safety fence for the roof top roadway of the floating sea wall. 
     There being then a calm harbor and refuge area behind said wall 18, houses and office buildings made of floating honeycombs maybe constructed behind said wall for commercial and industrial purposes. 
     Referring further to FIG. 5, there is shown the redundant strut 83 which acts to further reinforce the wide board anti-oscillation resistor 48 against downward bending and to prevent the floating wall 9 &amp; 18 from being lifted up by the in-coming surf 81 thru the action of the water piston 82 and the action of the buoyant force upon the float pipe oscillator 11. Said strut 83 further acts to control or prevent the apron wall 53 from being pushed backward by the surf 81 and get dis-aligned from the vertical wall 18 and get destroyed. As the water wave 81 is stopped by the walls 18 and by the apron wall 53, the moving water waves attains a hydraulic ram situation, thereby, producing great water pressures in all directions, pushing the apron wall 53 backward, and lifting the whole hollow wall compressor 9-18 upward thru the effects of the rising water piston 82, as the whole apparatus is held stationarily by the anchor ropes 73 against the rearward push by the surf 81, hence, the restraining rope 84 is disposed to hold back the apron wall 53 against the hydraulic ram pressure, the same is true with the redundant strut 83 being disposed to hold the floating wall 18 and the impact wall 9 from rising as the hydraulic ram pressure will also act downward upon the horizontal wide face baord anti-oscillation resistor 48. 
     Referring further to FIG. 5, there is also shwon a high energy power transfer mechanism in the form of a floating pipe oscillator 11, which is the same oscillator as that part 11 shown in FIG. 1 &amp; 2. In this case, the horizontal drive arm 39, being oscillated by the float pipe 11, drives a piston water pump 12 disposed below said arm 39, and also drives a push-and-pull wide rectangular electric generator 54 which is the same type of a genetator presented in FIG. 3. The pump 12 and the generator 54 are preferably disposed at least 45 degress or more from the horizontal drive bar 39 to maximize amplitude of the piston and the armature inside the chambers of said pump and said generator, it being that the pump 12 and the generator 54 will be along the line of arc action of the pivot connector points of the piston rods at the bar 39 which also pivotes at its rear end. The oscillator floater pipe 11 is most effective if its cross-section is in the form of a horizontal flat rectangle instead of a circle, as has been discussed or discribed in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, which may be attained if two or three pieces of pipes are bundle together side-by-side to form a horizontal flat rectangular floater with smaller floater pipes and styrofoam fillers bundled and disposed to fill up the lower spaces between the larger pipes to increase water displacement at the bottom of said flaoter-oscillator pipes 11. The restraining rope 37 is provided or disposed to prevent the oscillator pipe 11 from moving up too high beyond safe limits during violent weather, hence, rope 37 should be stronger than the maximum buoyant force acting upon said oscillator pipe 11. 
     For purposes of desalination of sea water, to supply drinking water, the piston water pump 12 and the push-pull electric generator may both be made to be piston water pumps to supply large volumes of high pressure sea water for reverse osmosis or mist spray vacuum evaporation processes. Same water pumps may also be used to store energy in the form of elevated water that may be used to generate electricity thru hydroelectric water turbines or to desalinate sea water by reverse osmosis at a later date. Said water pumps may also be replaced by axial-flow compressor pumps to produce compressed air for all purposes. 
     As has been discussed in previous pages, this floating sea wall creates a calm harbor bay or safe refuge behind it, and this safe calm area on the ocean may be used, as a concession for the developer, as a private lot property in which to build industrial, commercial, and residential dwelling buildings which may be constructed in the form of composite, laminated, monolithic reinforced plastics buildings in long rigid interconnected spans that are able to flatten the water waves, said floating buildings being provided with underwater horizontal wide-faced anti-ocillation resistor boards 48. 
     It should be noted at this point that these inventions or new ideas presented are not limited to the configurations, apparatus, systems, processess, construction methods, construction materials, and scientific principles herein presented, but also include various other forms or configurations that produce other various forms of benefits, of which, the herein inventor hereby reserves the all the rights and privileges for himself. 
     One variation of configuration is that said thin plate magnet and said thin plate induction wire, for purposes of designing an electric generator, are made into circular disks and are assembled alternately in between each other, and are driven to spin oppositely against each other, by means of any power machine. 
     Another variation of configuration is that said magnet and said induction wire coils are each made into pipes/drums to form a multi-layer pipe generator, and are driven to rotate oppositely in order to double the relative speed of the electric generator.