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Stirling Cycle Engine - How it works

A brief explanation of the Stirling Cycle engine and how it works

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@jorgeargentina2007

The power piston (NOT the one over the flame) is steel to minimize wear.

I'm not 100% sure about the slave cylinder but I remember it being aluminum. It needs to be light because reciprocating mass is counterproductive. Since the slave piston doesn't wear, you can make it...

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  Stirling Cycle Engine - How it works

  A brief explanation of the Stirling Cycle engine and how it works

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  One of the more notable attempts to commercialize this technology came from Philips where they made a Stirling based generator to allow use of electric devices like radios in places without a reliable power source. I believe these were powered with Kerosene and used compressed air to help start ...

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It's The Blues

Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra, March 27, 1924. Listen for the violin; it must be Joe Venuti!

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That has to be Venuti on the violin. The animated bit at 2:22 is just his style.

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