High power Stirling 2 engine by Kari Kivelä
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@hdkivela2 Do I get 10kW with 10 bars air then?
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Are you planning to move to helium next? Just guessing based on an assumption you may want to store your helium in that big pressure tank for re-use. Just keeps getting better and better. Cheers MJdV
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suuuper!
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Go, Kari, go! I love it!
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@Anonymouzor It depends on how much you charge it. 1 bar air gives out about 1 kW. You can calculate how much 10 bar helium gives... :)
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Terrific work Kari, you are inspirational, I will post your link on HotAirEngineSociety group page if you don't mind, I'm sure many will be impressed by your work! Cheers Michael dV.
mjdevink 1 year ago
@mjdevink I thank you for that!
hdkivela2 1 year ago
Very nice machine! Did You do all by yourself? I guessed about 240 rpm. You can calculate the performance by using this applet.
bekkoame.ne.jp/~khirata/academic/simple/simplee.htm
Hope to see more of Your work on the internet.
MrDfennema 1 year ago
@MrDfennema Thanks! Yes it is DIY engine. I have torque transducer with pulse encoder connected to my PC. Software calculates exact power :)
hdkivela2 1 year ago
a big and beautiful engine!
WorldStove 1 year ago
@WorldStove Thank you! It took me about one year to build it.
hdkivela2 1 year ago