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A piston-chamber hydro-gravity engine capable of converting the stagnant volume of the liquid matter of sea, lake, pond or artificially made hydro container, to a moving volume of liquid matter that flows back upon itself and in meanwhile exploits this motion as a working agent to produce mechanical kinetic power, capable of being used for mechanical production of kinetic work for hydro-electricity generation, or to be used multi-purposely for other energy needs that demand mechanical kinetic force sufficient to solve energy production problems worldwide forever beneficial to the economy and, friendly to the environment, consisting of particular accessories of mechanisms embodied in a single system of mutual successive co-operation by exploiting gravity, that is the hydro-container (7), capable of creating the means of exploiting the gravity-hydro-static tension of squashing compression exist within the volume of liquid matter of the sea, lake, pond or artificially made containers, the cylinder-chamber (15) and piston-chamber (1) these convert the stagnant gravity-hydro-static tension of force into a fluctuating homo-acting and counter-acting to gravity hydro-gravity-moving-force of action, that compels the piston-chamber (1) to reciprocate, the hermetically sealed vessel crank-cam-shaft chamber (8) operating as a participator in creating the means of the system piston-chamber hydro-gravity engine's function and meanwhile participating in the embodiment system that converts the reciprocating motion of piston-chamber (1), to a rotating motion capable of being used multi-purposely, where for the piston-chamber hydro-gravity engine to function it is necessary for the hydro-gravity force of action of conduits (19) to be less than the hydro-gravity force of action of piston-chamber (1), the area where conduits (19) adjusted hermetically fixed at the trunk of the cylinder-chamber (15) to be under the B.D.C. of piston-chamber (1 Reciprocating motion, the diameter of crank (11) to be approximately smaller than the distance of one period reciprocating motion of piston-chamber (1) which is between the T.D.C. and the B.D.C, the disc-valve (2) and the disc-valve (17) to close and open simultaneously when the piston-chamber is at the T.D.C and the B.D.C. of each period of its reciprocating motion within the gravity-hydrostatic tension of squashing compression through the inside area of cylinger-chamber (15).

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