I suspect you mean that the lamp is shining directly on the Stirling engine. The lamp cannot itself be powered by the engine. That would be a perpetual motion machine - not possible without 100% efficiency.
@PierreKasp That is quite an extraordinary claim that I must treat with great skepticism. Can you show me a working example of this - or show me a method where I might reproduce such?
I suspect you mean that the lamp is shining directly on the Stirling engine. The lamp cannot itself be powered by the engine. That would be a perpetual motion machine - not possible without 100% efficiency.
curious883 11 months ago
@curious883 some of stirling engines can develop 109% efficiency
PierreKasp 2 months ago
@PierreKasp That is quite an extraordinary claim that I must treat with great skepticism. Can you show me a working example of this - or show me a method where I might reproduce such?
curious883 1 month ago
Thanks, its a brilliant invention!
phunkaddikt 2 years ago
Does the lamp run off the stirling engine as well? Is it a closed circuit
phunkaddikt 2 years ago
The pencil-power (150 Watts) of the electrical lamp is the input-energy for the stirling engine. The stirling engine running up by 120 degree celsius.
The electrical lamp is the substitute for natural sun. So it is possible to simulate the Solar-Stirling-Princip Indoor.
stirlingfreak 2 years ago
Is the lamp connected directly to the stirling engine?
phunkaddikt 3 years ago
yes, the lamp is directly to the stirling engine
stirlingfreak 2 years ago
The engine would have to have more than 100 percent efficiency to do that. Sorry, it wont workl
danie1murphy 2 years ago
could you share the dimensions and strokes for the major components, please? interested in comparing to my experiments.
vertigoalopolus 3 years ago
Diameter Power Piston: 25 mm
Diameter Displacer: 30 mm
Stroke: 12,5 mm
stirlingfreak 2 years ago