@santu398 Take a look at my YouTube channel page (by clicking on my user name) and you will see several videos of my 2 cylinder Stirling engine. The plans are due to be published in a new book in just a few weeks.
sir, can you teach me about this? it looks like an interesting gadget. I'm interested in making these things. i looked in wikipedia and the words only confused me.
@Donciulis - The coin is there to balance the flywheel. It will run without it, but it runs better with it. It counteracts the weight of the displacer piston that is lifted as the crankshaft turns.
can you show us how to make it !! please i really need o learn how to make one for the physics project....i will subscrobe you if that what it takes to get u to show us.....
I have plans to put together a website that will show detailed instructions about how to build this engine. I will probably also have some construction videos.
how did you make your balloon diaphragm, I've built a Stirling engine but it won't work and i think the reason is because of my balloon, pvc, and wire that are connected. also, what size of pvc did you sue?
so could you use it to power something? Say if you put a magnet on the end inside a copper coil? would it be powerful enough to keep the likes of a radio going?
Stirling Engines are an old technology that makes mechanical energy from a heat differential. This model uses a candle for heat, and room air for cool. It is a technology that can easily be used for making green power when applied appropriately. Other similar designs can run from waste-heat that is generated from other devices. And the point is, they are fun to make and run!
The parts that are exposed to heat or friction are glued with JB Weld Epoxy. It is formulated for high temperatures. So that was used for the displacer. The top of the pressure chamber is sealed with silicone gasket compound from the automotive store. It is also formulated for high temperatures.
I don't think I would try Styrofoam unless it was fire proof. If it failed for any reason it would be real hard to fix. The bottom of the pressure chamber gets very hot.
what is your displacer made out of and when your crank throw for it is horizontal, is the displacer about the middle of the pvc pipe in throw? mine is similar but i cant get the darn thing to work!
The displacer on the pop-can engine is made from another can that has been downsized to fit inside. It travels the full length of the pressure chamber, but it does not quite touch the ends. So yes, it would be half way when the crank is horizontal. My other engines use a Styrofoam displacer and they also travel almost the full distance.
Everything helps! My speed improved with a good heat source. But you also have to do everything you can to reduce friction, and that means you need to build ts as good as you can. To get this engine to run with no ice I have to clean all the black candle soot from the bottom, then I lubricate the moving parts with silicone. So make your parts as carefully as you can, balance the flywheel, and use a good heat source. Remember, it is not just heat that makes it run. It needs cool too.
It helps to keep the seal from leaking so much, and it holds the shaft in good vertical alignment to that it moves without binding. It works well if you do it this way. A little light oil keeps it lubricated.
which is the function of the tube, and i need to know what is inside the tin can is another tin can smaller like piston and if make FRICTION whit the principal tin can
There is a 1/2 inch loop in the wire at the bottom of the pushrod. I glued a scrap of balloon on the wire loop with super glue. That is what you see flapping in the video. I used super glue to glue that scrap to the balloon diaphragm.
I used a yellow wire-nut (like the kind used to splice wires in your house). The wire nut is glued to a metal washer with silicone, and the washer is glued to the center of the CD. After the glue dries, just screw it on to the end of the shaft.
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youngman760 2 months ago
How can we modify the above 1 into a two piston type stirling engine....can u plzz help me...
In the two piston type stirling engine,is it necessary to design the volumes of cool and hot cylinder same?
santu398 3 months ago
@santu398 Take a look at my YouTube channel page (by clicking on my user name) and you will see several videos of my 2 cylinder Stirling engine. The plans are due to be published in a new book in just a few weeks.
16strings 3 months ago
@16strings
Thanq
Great work
Which typr of stirling engine is more efficient?
Displacer type or two piston type?
Plzz help me
santu398 2 months ago
sir, can you teach me about this? it looks like an interesting gadget. I'm interested in making these things. i looked in wikipedia and the words only confused me.
MegaM7777 7 months ago
can you make a propeller on it like a air blower?
ipadize 8 months ago
@ipadize Yes! If you look at my other videos you will see a pop can engine with a fan. It allows the engine to run with no ice.
16strings 8 months ago
Wise choice, ice spoils the flavour!
GerbilEssences 10 months ago
I do not know why I did not tell me if it succeeds know how to tell me to do
ararat430 11 months ago
guys that fix this. I do not anything is done with
ararat430 11 months ago
What did you use as a piston for the stirling engine, and how did you get it to fit?
TheYoungTurds1 1 year ago
That would be great if you have a wood stove. Use it to power a fan to blow the heat around the room.
AlmostCommon 1 year ago
So I need to put the coin on the flywheel so that it could lift the piston when the disc rolls? Thank you
Donciulis 1 year ago
@Donciulis You are trying to balance, not necessarily lift. The coin is a counterbalance for the weight of the displacer piston.
16strings 1 year ago
Do I really need that coin on the disc? Does it help it work?
Donciulis 1 year ago
@Donciulis - The coin is there to balance the flywheel. It will run without it, but it runs better with it. It counteracts the weight of the displacer piston that is lifted as the crankshaft turns.
16strings 1 year ago
is it just a piston in the can?
Locker344 1 year ago
@Locker344 Pretty much. You can find the plans if you search for the SFA Stirling Engine Project.
16strings 1 year ago
can you show us how to make it !! please i really need o learn how to make one for the physics project....i will subscrobe you if that what it takes to get u to show us.....
ill really be thankful if u show us.
kawaiiushii 2 years ago
I have plans to put together a website that will show detailed instructions about how to build this engine. I will probably also have some construction videos.
16strings 2 years ago
really !! good XD
is it possible that u reply or send the msg to inform me when its done??id appreciate it^.^
kawaiiushii 2 years ago
how did you make your balloon diaphragm, I've built a Stirling engine but it won't work and i think the reason is because of my balloon, pvc, and wire that are connected. also, what size of pvc did you sue?
munkylad545 2 years ago
so could you use it to power something? Say if you put a magnet on the end inside a copper coil? would it be powerful enough to keep the likes of a radio going?
betterThanYoda 2 years ago
Yes. If you do a search on YouTube for Stirling Engine Generator you can find a few.
JimsPotter 2 years ago
Im not trying to be rude but can you tell me what it is and whats the point to it?
betterThanYoda 2 years ago
Stirling Engines are an old technology that makes mechanical energy from a heat differential. This model uses a candle for heat, and room air for cool. It is a technology that can easily be used for making green power when applied appropriately. Other similar designs can run from waste-heat that is generated from other devices. And the point is, they are fun to make and run!
JimsPotter 2 years ago
Yes, you are correct!
16strings 2 years ago
Subscribe to my videos and eventually you will get what you seek! ;-)
16strings 2 years ago
Do you use the same glue for all parts? and in that case: what kind of glue do you use?
Lmaogurka 2 years ago
The parts that are exposed to heat or friction are glued with JB Weld Epoxy. It is formulated for high temperatures. So that was used for the displacer. The top of the pressure chamber is sealed with silicone gasket compound from the automotive store. It is also formulated for high temperatures.
16strings 2 years ago
do you think that a styrofoam displacer would work with this one? Or would the heat be too much for it?
jonesanobsession 3 years ago
I don't think I would try Styrofoam unless it was fire proof. If it failed for any reason it would be real hard to fix. The bottom of the pressure chamber gets very hot.
16strings 3 years ago
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magicalmachines 3 years ago
what is your displacer made out of and when your crank throw for it is horizontal, is the displacer about the middle of the pvc pipe in throw? mine is similar but i cant get the darn thing to work!
xxxcraigerxxx 3 years ago
The displacer on the pop-can engine is made from another can that has been downsized to fit inside. It travels the full length of the pressure chamber, but it does not quite touch the ends. So yes, it would be half way when the crank is horizontal. My other engines use a Styrofoam displacer and they also travel almost the full distance.
16strings 3 years ago
Everything helps! My speed improved with a good heat source. But you also have to do everything you can to reduce friction, and that means you need to build ts as good as you can. To get this engine to run with no ice I have to clean all the black candle soot from the bottom, then I lubricate the moving parts with silicone. So make your parts as carefully as you can, balance the flywheel, and use a good heat source. Remember, it is not just heat that makes it run. It needs cool too.
16strings 3 years ago
Great engine! is necessarily to pu over the pressure vessel top a nut and a steel square ?
I use for mine engine wax to subtitute the nut and steel square.Are that good?
ComanChristian 3 years ago
It helps to keep the seal from leaking so much, and it holds the shaft in good vertical alignment to that it moves without binding. It works well if you do it this way. A little light oil keeps it lubricated.
16strings 3 years ago
how do you link these up to a battery to store the energy produced?
ryanbrownnew 3 years ago
Do a search on YouTube for Stirling Engine Generator. There are lots of creative ways to do it.
16strings 3 years ago
yes good but i dont know how to make one
yaventil 3 years ago
I have plans to make this engine but they are in french language the google translator does not work :D will you make a video how-to make it ??
if you do you win my subscribtion
shigalbigal 3 years ago 2
realy good work
1crazyfocker 3 years ago
which is the function of the tube, and i need to know what is inside the tin can is another tin can smaller like piston and if make FRICTION whit the principal tin can
cismo99 3 years ago
@cismo99 Search on Google for SFA Stirling Engine Project and you will find the plans.
16strings 1 year ago
Wow, the person who did this must be a genius or something.
illaria7 3 years ago
The BIG PLUS with this video is that YOU built it. It wasn't just a kit, or already made. That says a lot about your understanding of the concept.
Thank you.
eddiequest2 3 years ago
what did you put under your diaphragm to support/attatch it
ClintonBond 4 years ago
There is a 1/2 inch loop in the wire at the bottom of the pushrod. I glued a scrap of balloon on the wire loop with super glue. That is what you see flapping in the video. I used super glue to glue that scrap to the balloon diaphragm.
16strings 4 years ago
Turn it into a fan.. I like it
c9ari 4 years ago
I used a yellow wire-nut (like the kind used to splice wires in your house). The wire nut is glued to a metal washer with silicone, and the washer is glued to the center of the CD. After the glue dries, just screw it on to the end of the shaft.
16strings 4 years ago
Very good !
simi112 4 years ago