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Wave river water attraction

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WO1998000211B1
WO1998000211B1 PCT/US1997/010795 US9710795W WO9800211B1 WO 1998000211 B1 WO1998000211 B1 WO 1998000211B1 US 9710795 W US9710795 W US 9710795W WO 9800211 B1 WO9800211 B1 WO 9800211B1
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a water ride comprising a channel (2) of water connected to a beach area (22), wherein a torrential flow of water can be released into the channel, to create a swell (50) that travels through the channel, and then turns into a solitary wave (51) that spills and breaks onto the beach. The water in the channel can also be made to flow in a uniform direction (11), due to the momentum and energy transferred from repeatedly releasing the torrential flow of water into the channel. The curvature and orientation of the beach area relative to the channel causes the waves breaking onto the beach to travel radially outward in an arc-shape, causing the waves to spill over and break, as they make their way around the beach.

Claims

AMENDED CLAIMS[received by the International Bureau on 22 December 1997 (22.12.97); originϊtl claims 1-22 replaced by new claims 1-24 (4 pages)]
1. A water ride attraction for use in amusement parks, water theme parks, and the like, comprising: a channel of water in the form of a loop, wherein the loop has at least one turn thereon; a wave generator for creating a surge of water; a discharge channel connecting said wave generator and said channel, wherein said surge of water can travel and enter into said channel from said wave generator; and a sloped area connected to said channel extending substantially along at least a portion of said one turn, wherein the sloped area has an inclined sloped surface thereon, wherein the surge of water in said channel has sufficient energy to cause a swell to form in said channel, and the sloped area is adapted such that at least a portion of the swell in said channel enters said sloped area and flows up the sloped surface in a first direction, wherein said sloped surface is adapted to cause at least a portion of the flow of water to reduce in speed and flow back down into said channel in a second direction.
2. The water ride of claim 1, wherein the water in the channel is substantially uniform in elevation, but for water effects created by the surge of water.
3. The water ride of claim 1 , wherein said flow of water flows across the sloped area, and spills over and breaks onto said sloped surface.
4. The water ride of claim 1 , wherein the wave generator comprises at least one pump, a sump area, and a tank, wherein water from said channel can be pumped into the tank, and wherein the tank has at least one opening, and at least one release gate, such that water can be stored in said tank, and released through said opening.
5. The water ride of claim 4, wherein the release gate can control the rate and the amount of water released from said tank into said channel, and can be timed to release said surge at preselected intervals.
6. The water ride of claim 1, wherein the discharge channel is sloped downward from the wave generator, wherein the discharge channel has a substantially horizontal portion adjacent said channel, and narrows to cause said surge to converge before entering said channel.
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7. The water ride of claim 1, wherein the discharge channel is connected to said" channel substantially tangentially, such that the surge flowing from said wave generator enters into said channel to create, through momentum transfer, a unidirectional flowing body of water in said channel.
8. The water ride of claim 1, wherein the sloped area comprises a beach area that is oriented with respect to the channel such that, when the surge from the wave generator enters the channel, and travels around the loop, forming a swell therein, the swell enters the beach area and forms one or more radially outwardly traveling waves thereon, wherein the sloped surface of the beach area causes one end of the wave to spill over and break, prior to the other end, as the wave travels around the turn.
9. The water ride of claim 8, wherein the curvature and slope of the beach area causes, in combination with the water effects created by the spilling/breaking wave, reverse waves and swells to form which travel against the direction of the original wave, and through the channel in a reverse direction.
10. The water ride of claim 8, wherein walls are provided along the beach area which cause the waves in the beach area to bound and rebound, creating residual waves and flows, and other water effects in the channel and beach area.
1 1. The water ride of claim 1 , wherein a wave pool is positioned substantially on the inside of said turn, facing said sloped area, wherein another wave generator is provided which creates periodic wave formations that flow onto the sloped area.
12. The water ride of claim 1 , wherein at least a part of the discharge channel has a turn, such that, as the surge of water flows onto said discharge channel, the water converges against the outside of the turn.
13. The water ride of claim 1, wherein there is at least one additional turn along the channel loop, wherein the outside wall along the additional turn is substantially high enough to contain the water, which tends to tilt upward against the outside wall.
14. The water ride attraction of Claim 1, wherein the channel has a floor and the sloped area extends relatively upward from said channel floor substantially radially outward in relation to said channel substantially along the curvature of said one turn.
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15. The water ride attraction of Claim 12, wherein said discharge channel has a" dividing wall therein extending substantially in the direction of said surge of water which helps to reduce turbulence in the water before entering said channel.
16. A water ride attraction for use in amusement parks, water theme parks, and the like, comprising: a channel loop containing a body of water flowing in a predetermined direction; a wave generator for creating motions in said body of water and which can drive said flowing body of water in said predetermined direction; and a beach area connected to said channel, wherein the beach area is oriented substantially outward in relation to said channel, and has an inclined sloped surface thereon extending substantially upward in relation to said body of water, and wherein the motions create at least one swell that travels through the channel and enters the beach area, wherein at least a portion of the swell travels up the sloped surface in a radially outward direction, and the sloped surface of the beach area causes at least a portion of the swell to spill over and break and form at least one wave that spills over and breaks along the sloped surface of said beach area.
17. The water ride of claim 16, wherein repeated surges are created by said wave generator to create repeated motions and waves that flow onto said beach area.
18. The water ride of claim 16, wherein at the downstream end of the beach area, there is provided an additional sloped surface, wherein the wave travels across the beach area and eventually flows onto said additional sloped surface, wherein the additional sloped surface causes at least a portion of the water from said wave to reduce in speed, spill over and break, and to flow back against the direction of the original wave, creating a reverse wave.
19. A method of creating waves, comprising: providing a channel having a body of water therein and at least one turn thereon; providing a sloped area having an inclined sloped surface extending substantially outward in relation to said channel, along at least a portion of said turn, and upward in relation to said body of water in said channel; releasing a substantial amount of water into said channel to create a large forward moving swell through said channel; and causing said swell to travel through said channel and at least a portion of the water to flow upward in relation to said body of water onto said sloped surface, said sloped surface causing said swell to spill over and break to form at least one wave on said sloped area.
20. The method of claim 19, comprising releasing said substantial amount of water into said channel at intervals to cause a series of forward moving swells to form in said channel.
21. The method of claim 19, comprising repeatedly releasing said substantial amount of water to cause said body of water in said channel to flow in a predetermined direction, wherein each time said water is released, momentum and energy from said water being released is transferred to said body of water.
22. A water ride attraction for use in amusement parks, water theme parks, and the like, comprising: a channel of water in the form of a loop, wherein the loop has at least one turn thereon; a wave generator associated with said channel adapted to create a surge of water that enters into said channel to form a swell therein; and a beach area connected to said channel, wherein the beach area has an inclined sloped surface thereon, wherein at least a portion of the sloped surface substantially follows the curvature of said one turn, and wherein the beach area is oriented with respect to the channel such that, when the surge from the wave generator enters the channel, and travels around the loop, forming a swell therein, the swell enters the beach area and forms a radially outwardly traveling wave thereon, wherein the sloped surface causes one end of the wave to spill over and break, as the wave travels around the turn, and wherein one or more walls are provided along the beach area which causes waves in the beach area to bound and/or rebound, creating residual waves and flows, and/or other water effects in the channel and beach area.
23. The water ride of claim 22, wherein the channel has a floor, an inside wall and an outside wall, wherein the outside wall is interrupted and extends radially outward in relation to the inside wall along said one turn at opposite ends of the beach area.
24. The water ride attraction of Claim 22, wherein the wave generator is located adjacent said channel.
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