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My new alpha stirling engine model up to 1500 rpm

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Uploaded by on Apr 18, 2010

This model reaches between 1500 and 1700 rpm and is very easy to make.It is the more powerful I´ve made and too more small.Due to srroboscopic effect i looks as low speed,but really speed is very high.

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  • I don't see how this could be alpha.

  • @Aviator168 An alpha engine is as a beta engine but the displacer piston is too a power piston.Ith is not necesary be at 180º, because it can be fixed in the cranks.

  • Profe,por dónde sale el aire del pistón caliente?Tiene fugas "exprofeso" dicho pistón ?No lo veo claro en el video.çGracias

  • @zapoman27 mire el enlace que aparece en el video en 0:24

  • @zapoman27 mire el enlace que aparece en este video en 0:24 seg

  • bravo...!!!...

    i try to built the same....

  • @buk1962 thanks

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  • How much torque?

  • Lol for cam lag making it look slow XD

  • amazing.

    emagine how much speed it would have uf u where able to use small bearings for them.

    (though i dont know if they make them this small and bearings are relativly heavy...)

  • Profesor: Excelente motor stirling, de los que he visto en la web el mas rapido. me inspira para hacerme uno. saludos de colombia.

  • Disculpe, podria hacer eso yo tambien en mi casa para una maqueta¿=?... Como podria hacerlo¿=? seria muy util si hay forma de hacerlo con materiales faciles de conseguir y si los pistones podria hacerlos yo mismo... gracias....

  • OK. I took sometime thought it over again. Your engine should belong to a separate class, not Alpha, Beta, Garma, but much closer to Alpha. I think you just solved the biggest problem of alpha stirling engines - sealing the piston on the hot cylinder. The sealing issue has been haunting the development of Alpha stirlings for a very long time and that is probably why we don't see that many Alphas out there. Job well done.

  • @profesorjuano What makes a stirling alpha is that there is NO displacer in the engine itself. The 'piston' in your hot cylinder is acting as displacer, not a power piston. Also, an alpha engine has the linkage on the top of the cylinders.

  • If you added a water jacket to the cold side, would that just speed it up, or would it increase the torque?

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