Almost trivial to measure/show by having engine drive a pully that lifts a known mass a measured distance in a given time
Look at the relative motion of the cranks, and the pistons. Looks like it could be a beta or gamma type Sterling with the displacer piston hidden bellow and driven by the 2nd shaft
you just have too much initial friction, your mechanics are a mismatch with the displacement,,, you caltech guys should be able to figure that out,,, ernest.
For our ME 71 final project, we're trying to make an alpha type Stirling engine, and the thing isn't working. We seem to get too much compression with a 90 degree phase shift, and the engine does not recover from the negative cycle. We're using a copper sponge as our regenerator, so we're not sure how effective it is. Do you guys have any advice for us?
great!
piespokladowy 1 year ago
So what is it's shaft power verses RPM?
Almost trivial to measure/show by having engine drive a pully that lifts a known mass a measured distance in a given time
Look at the relative motion of the cranks, and the pistons. Looks like it could be a beta or gamma type Sterling with the displacer piston hidden bellow and driven by the 2nd shaft
steveBB30 2 years ago
the guy who said "Power band man" sounds like tom green
jameslinton50 2 years ago
Pls use high comprees air to replace hot air.... and you will get new engine.... try it..
syikin123 2 years ago
You sure it's a Stirling? L think it's a steam engine.
colt4667 2 years ago
The other side of the disc is what role??
awesome project
xxxjackmax 2 years ago
install in the car
Tomciolegal1 3 years ago
LOLOL i doubt that the car will ever move
but i thought that too
aurora2k 3 years ago
great
SWINGREGORY 3 years ago
nice job i like how it has more then one piston running on the one displacer does that help at all with the power at all
1crazyfocker 3 years ago
you just have too much initial friction, your mechanics are a mismatch with the displacement,,, you caltech guys should be able to figure that out,,, ernest.
n4120p 3 years ago
For our ME 71 final project, we're trying to make an alpha type Stirling engine, and the thing isn't working. We seem to get too much compression with a 90 degree phase shift, and the engine does not recover from the negative cycle. We're using a copper sponge as our regenerator, so we're not sure how effective it is. Do you guys have any advice for us?
hyperspace12000 3 years ago
不错
zoqozoqo 3 years ago
any chance of you releasing the plans for this ? really interested
qwertyui90qwertyui90 3 years ago
that looks mean :)
SteScott1974 3 years ago
i dont know what it is but i really want to buy it for any price!!
arabjoyroad313 4 years ago
Yeah, your right now that I think about it, the contest day was Dec 1 2005; title changed to reflect that.
apullin 4 years ago
ME72 was fall 2005. There was no ME72 in 2006, except the first part of ME72a which had its competition in March 2007.
tavert 4 years ago