Stirling Engine with Rhombic Drive Part 1

[barumman]

Sorry none for sale, This engine is designed to operate with minimal heat input, I have not tried to generate at max power for fear of damaging the joints to the tubes which are only silver soldered. Regards Cyril

[kongenjens]

What kind of effect would it generate at maximum? And is it possible to buy one of your Creations?

[kongenjens]

Very good,one of the most professional constructions I've seen so far

[ramyax]

hello....very impressive.have a question for you @barumman, can i use your videos to try build one? i like the green energy and i would like to contribute to save the weather use less electrecity power from power plant company, im asking before, then later i can get a complaint with out permission.

[barumman]

@ramyax Hi, No problem. :) 

[ramyax]

@barumman THANKS A LOT for share.

[K1w1scot]

I'm usually a turbine man myself...but that is one mightily beautiful thumper you've made there.

[alpcns]

Fantastic craftsmanship, my hat off to you sir. Not many are able to create this kind of quality work these days, let alone understand it.

[hyphens]

the movement on that engine is amazing

[topgunexcel]

It's some type of sex machine

[kontaktseistrup]

i don't get the point of making this engine..

[barumman]

@kontaktseistrup That's a pitty. :(

[lesterclaypool1]

@kontaktseistrup the idea is to make motion out of heat ... only heat ,,, under stand ? likely not ,,, in other words with the development of this type of engine you can convert heat into say , a candle driven motorcycle ,,, or electricity out of a camp fire ,,, under stand ?

[saf768]

12 years ago its still looks fuckin new , well look after man thumbs up

[stmotorsports]

Amazing work! Very impressive.

[meagain2222]

excellent.Very well built.Philips design was very good and nearly perfect.

When we get "cold fusion" working which I am working on then generators

and Stirling powered cars are right around the corner.

[SWINGREGORY]

great

[charbilly2005]

Apparently prepetual motion hasn't quite arrived as yet. Sadly.

[jasonguyperson]

@charbilly2005 and never will thanks to newton's laws of motion...

[NOBOX7]

hey friend , did you build this?

[GameOver1260]

No one has the guts to develop the molten crucible, fireproof photovoltaic cell for municipal grade solar DC conversion

[barumman]

@GameOver1260  If you say so.

[naturalyshocked]

@barumman you have any plan to rebuilt this machine?

[barumman]

@naturalyshocked

Have you watched the follow on videos, parts one to five ?

[naturalyshocked]

@barumman lol, i only saw 2, but i think i wanted to ask for contruction plans and not what i wrote.

i think it's an interresting design.

[KenMacMillan]

It moves like an x-rated movie.

[pepini1]

hi¡¡¡ i would like you to explain how the snifting valve works.. i dont undesrtand..

i have presurized mine, but it does not work better. i dont know what it must do.

thank you :)

[tomalecheyteta]

tienes los planos y especificaciones??? para saber si lo puedo hacer en mi casa....

[barumman]

@tomalecheyteta

Apesadumbrado no he hecho ninguna planes

[piespokladowy]

*****

[hungarylnnjsd]

Free energy can change the world!But the Oil coporations life depends on covering this up,Find this technology at LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM ,Be part of the revolution!

[ericsbraun]

there is something really sexy about that rhombic drive...

[horrorJosh]

splendido...con 2 alberi a spalla piena acquisteresti potenza....probabilmente aggiungi giri

[COD5252]

GOOD

[MrMarceloBullos]

barumman parabens . seu motor esta a venda.

[goodbyelonglive44]

thats quite a engine..

[barumman]

@goodbyelonglive44

Thanks, :)

[jhunted7667]

if we took what you have done and what I've done and bring them together we could double your power to 165 cc using your design and my cooling system you would have to feed water at sub zero temperatures to produce the vaccume that I could produce

if we produced a scaled up version of what your doing it would be viable for factories here in the US

[KyleWGlenn]

Barumman, where did you find that nickel matrix regenerator? We are building a dish type stirling from scratch and need to find one. Any help would be appreciated.

[barumman]

@KyleWGlenn Hi, Sorry I have no idea where you can get it.

I was given this many years ago and know not where it was sourced.

[ramyax]

great machine, i want to build one.

[Hemant2905]

Nice piece of engineering.

[4LYZR]

wow, beautiful

[studioLivingDead]

What does the bottom consist of? Spring mechanism?

How did you create the nickel foam redenerator? Nice work.Thanks

[utkua]

wow, nice craftsmanship.

[GeeBeeElectronics]

I can not wait to see the rest of the project.

thank you for posting.

[dodgedart74]

thumbs up

[Slambo2k]

Wonderful work.

[ARCHENBAL]

Your engine is very interesting indeed, beautiful work.

[szym86]

Is it necessary to use Regenerator in this kind of engine ? I thought that a free space around upper piston is a regenerator . Am I wrong ?

[barumman]

A separate regenerator is essential in a pressurised engine,the annular gap surrounding the displacer wouldn't store

enough heat.

[szym86]

which one is more efficient : alpha or beta stirling engine ?

[barumman]

I think the Beta, provided that it is used with a suitable drive mechanism.

[wheetcracker]

Beautiful craftsmanship.

[jiritepmot]

Super,perfektní práce:-)

[ddp23816]

could u tell me what rpm it is ??

[barumman]

Difficult to discribe, the main tube is thin walled stainless steel with a 5mm disc silver soldered in the end, It has 40 holes drilled in it, the tubes are 3mm stainless steel and these are also soldered in using high melting point s/solder (740-800 degrees centigrade)

I made a miniature plumbers type bender to form the tubes. I hope that is the information you were wanting. cheers

[averkaik25]

Yeah that works, Thank you.

[averkaik25]

I was wondering how you made the hot end of the engine. It is very impressive and I am in the process of designing my own engine.

[OleTC]

Watching Your videos make me wonder why british production was considered inferior to german and japanese for so many years....

Can't wait to se/hear it run.

[roidroid]

wow, really impressive.

You built it just coz you wanted to, for your own satisfaction? Or was it something you had to do for a school/work project?

I'm astounded, was it expensive materials/tools wise? how long did it take?

[barumman]

Hi roidroid, Just for my own satisfaction.

It was 50 years since I was to school,when we were tought metalwork and I fell in love with it. cheers

[OVAT131174]

you are amazing!

[barumman]

Thanks, My wife might not agree with you.

[IronGoober]

I am literally drooling with anticipation for your next video with this engine. You do amazing work.

[barumman]

To follow soon, I HOPE

[IronGoober]

I want your machining skills!!!

[barumman]

You have to put off painting the house and gardening for a VERY LONG time to aquire them.:)

[myfordboy]

Beautifully Engineered. I can't wait to see it running.

[barumman]

Thanks mate, cheque is in the post :)