Laminar Flow Stirling Engine V1.1
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Excellent!!
500 stars
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Just simply beautifull!!!
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what makes this laminar
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Oh, I commented other video before saw this one. You did exactly as I predict - making metal (I suggested copper, but no matter) cold part. Is that working better than all glass one?
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@SuperWiz666 from what I can see, absolutely nothing.... maybe they meant low friction???
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what are you studing?
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this give me a boner !!
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So...what makes it 'laminar?'
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Where can you get the rod that attaches to the piston?
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Art of noise????
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sounds like a auto dildo
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Dear Geoff,nice work,wish be your neighbor!!
the stack,what's the length of it ? what diamesion of the opening that face to the scrobber ,and the other side that face to the piston?
what is the most critical (such as propotion) beside the friction of the piston?
what's the different if the satck all in the tube and or seperated two tube?
thank you very much?
what did you use as a piston and how did you make it?
anthacdc 2 years ago
Piston is a hard aluminium alloy which was machined on a lathe, then finished and polished by hand. If I were to do it again, I would use graphite. The aluminium can score and bind quite easily.
mowerofdoom 2 years ago