Model Stirling engines by Subir Bhaduri, Pune, India!!!

[royalmageshmari]

Hi Subir Bhaduri, thanks for posting this video... me too intrested in watching home made jetengines...but haven't tried one yet... if u wish i could send my ideas ...can u build one engine for me?

[subirbhaduri]

@royalmageshmari Hi. sorry buddy, i am too cought up with work to build your idea, even though it may be very fascinating. why dont you try?...it is difficult to start, but gets easier!

[cajoshua3080]

Hi Subir Bhaduri, I have been tring to make one of this engines for some time but i am failing all the time. can you please share how did you come up with the spare parts for the same?

[subirbhaduri]

@cajoshua3080 hello. i have not made these from any drawings, neither do i have one. but thanks for asking anyways. the main part, the cooler fins i am using the heatsink of LED lamps. the displacer is a ceramic rod found in heating elements. the piston is epoxy, something found in india by the name of M-seal. all parts are from regular itema, bicycle spokes, washers, etc. I wish i had more details. can you send details of your engine on this.....subirbhaduri(At)gmail­(dot)com?

[prasulu]

Great work sir :-)

regards..

[anandteke]

amazing!

[boonthip100]

Greeting you Subir Bhaduri, how great for your idea..I like it . I hope that this idea will be developed until become new technic for any engine system. Are you engineer? or teacher? Very interesting . Boonthip / Thailand.

[subirbhaduri]

@boonthip100 hi boonthip. thanks for the encouragement. The stirling engines are very popular engines for hobby people and also gaining enough attention as serious engines of the future. I am just a small player in this field contributing in my way. I am not an engineer but a science graduate interested in engineering, and i do my private research of which these engines are an outcome. thanks a lot for the feedback :)

[nikpawar21]

awesome!! Love the way you could dismantle the whole thing and put it in a box.