Free piston Stirling Engine made with no lathe
Loading...
6,992
Loading...
Uploader Comments (blg53)
see all
All Comments (12)
-
nice
-
coool
-
I am trying ... :o) Not sure when the next video will be posted. I am yet to design the linear alternator, let alone make it. And without it there is no point posting another video, it'll just be a repetition of the previous one.
-
your videos are very interesting, i look forward to the next
Loading...
Why don't you use another set of magnets on the top of the washer and your limiter so it wont fly off into the atmosphere like you said and it wont loose friction touching the limiter \
ChristianSarbu 8 months ago
@ChristianSarbu The idea occured to me at the time and I even tried it. It acted as a spring from above which was surprisingly difficult to tune. Also a limiter was a simpler solution. In any case, once I put a load on it (check my next video) in the shape of an electric generator connected to a bulb, there was no need for any limiter altogether as the load naturally restricted the amplitude of the piston movement.
blg53 8 months ago
WHAT AN AMAZING MACHINE...
josephdupont 1 year ago
@josephdupont Thanks mate.
blg53 1 year ago
Excellent video and explanation. Can I ask you if the magnets in the virtual string itself can be used at the same time to generate electricity and whether additon of another "virtual spring" as an upper limit instead of the rubber stopper might not perhaps improve efficiency and even add further to the generation of electricity?
Thank you once again. Very stimulating.
orsiswed 2 years ago
@orsiswed Thanks ! Indeed the magnets can be used both to generate electricity and to provide the upper 'choke' to the piston. Check my latest video, there are comments on the both subjects you raised here.
blg53 2 years ago