Stirling Engine Running On Dry Ice

[eric92604]

@hoppper26

no you do not, as long as a large enough temperature difference exists between both sides, the engine can run.

[313foxbody420]

how much torque is that bad girl putting down? i assume this engine would be used for torsional output at the wheel, aye?

[bimabamabomba]

Oh sorry for the double post but build the heat activated stirling engines in hot countrys XD

[bimabamabomba]

To be honest we are sitting on our biggest mistake with this invention because make huge stirling engines in cold countries and we will have UNLIMITED ENERGY.

I mean by 1:29 look how fast its going i mean COME ON HARNIS THE POWER

[thelonewolf267]

@bimabamabomba i wonder if there was an even bigger temperature difference how fast one of these engines would run! serisoiuly that was wicked fast by 1:20 and getting faster

[hoppper26]

it's just the opposite but wouldn't you need heat added to the top of it??

[deadguy237]

just send it me

[buckamoona]

wow nice

[sailaboat]

That probably works better than putting it on a hot stove...

[willdawg840]

now just hook that up to the US and we never had to have oil again..heh

[cyborgtroy]

Doesn't really work.. Stirlings are too heavy compared to IC engines, and gasoline has the most energy / power density of all practical fuel sources.

It's an addiction.

[madcat303]

sweet