GST FE S2HZ Heat engine/Stirling

Flat twin, made from re-machined scrap metal. Australian hardwood base(Jarah).
RPM=120~840. cast iron pistons & barrels. Pistons are X~GMH flywheel, heads R X~Volvo disc brakes. Big & top/end Bearings are X~Computer hard drive.

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Science & Technology

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• Stirling
• heat
• engine

[sssoibaf]

hi great job, and 'very nice and it works perfectly. can 'work with solar energy?

[zacqt]

@sssoibaf thanks for the comment, yes solar energy could be applied to this & nearly all vacuum engines. The more efficient(or less friction) the motor,- the lesser amount of heat is required to make it work.

[robinhooodvsyou]

How many rpm ?

[zacqt]

RPM=120~840 on metho & 920 on Lpg gas. This machine has a common big-end crank pivot - if it were a true boxer(both pistons in or both out, rather then 1cyL tdc & the other bdc) this would reduce vibration, which in turn would produces greater efficiency. Cheers mate.

[diymania]

Really nice engine! Runs very good.

Looks good too. It also sound funny, like it got some power.

[zacqt]

Thanks for your comment, a little bit of "valve bounce" at full revs. If I had a fraction of your electronic skills I may have been able to render a HP rating. Cheers. ps, the background music comes from "your end of town", can't understand why those 2 lovely ladies rufuse to marry me.? Thankyou for the music ABBA.

[sandinsx]

beautiful machine. i hope you can upload more videos of your creations

[DeathXLight28]

thats sooooooo FASTTT!! its so shit haha

[douro20]

It's very hard to make a vacuum engine work this well.

[studioLivingDead]

That thing is a monster.Nice work.

[Jerimiah10]

Wow, I wish I knew engineering. Nice work. I have some learning to do!

[buk1962]

merveilleux...

wonderful.......