Good design! Congratulations to those who built it! Seems to me why an engine that has good power and low cost manufacturing. This idea deserves a highlight, because it is simple and ecological.
the idea of using the waste heat of a room through an oil thermal conductor to run a stirling engine is fucking brilliant, especially in hotter regions. put an engine like that in a basement using the ground for the cold source could be worth looking into.
Bom projeto! Parabéns para quem o construiu! Porque me parace um motor que tem uma boa Potência e com baixo custo de fabricação. Esta idéia merecia um destaque, por ser simples e ecológico.
Wish this was open source. Then everyone could benefit from it. And don't say that sterling info is out there because I already know that. I'm talking about this design. Most sterling engines don't produce useful amounts of power. They are toys mostly. This is the real deal. Release the blueprints. People need this !
I am looking for a Stirling engine powerful enough to run a bicycle uphill(atleast 500 watts) and so far i have been looking for a few hours per day since a month or two and i can confirm, 95% of content are toys and the other 5% are rare stirlings you find that seem to have good power and a reasonable size but there is absolutely no info on how to make them
i've been talking about Sterling engines for years now! they've always fascinated me because they simply run using the very principles of thermodynamics that inhibit all other engine types! these are THE most efficient types of engines!
This is a logical and proper use for the Stirling cycle. Because of the non-common configuration of these engines, I'd sure like to see some good closeups.
Ola Roberto Gonzalez, muito obrigado por compartilhar, onde posso ter mais informações sobre esse local onde todos esses experimentos estão funcionando, obrigado desde já, abraços. Hello Roberto Gonzalez, thank you so much for sharing, where can I get more information about this place where all these experiments are working, thanks in advance, hugs.
Should rename the video: Engines for after the great collapse 😆 In all honesty, ever since i discoverd stirling engines, i alway thought they were the low-cost all-purpose engine of the future (ironically enough). They can run on anything given a little thought, and are very efficient too.
@@blackster_Co. atomic stirling engines wouldn't be horrible actually, certainly alot safer than trying some kind of steam reactor car monstrosity. personally i like to think that Fallout cars are EVs with RTG power cores, and the coolant is just to pretect the RTG from the weather like antifreeze. but stirling atomic engine is also a cool idea, though if they used sterling engines they could literally just throw actual trash into a firebox and it would work so like why not do that unless the nuclear lobby cracked down on it or something.
Well, let's see where fusion takes us first since stirling engines are not what I would call powerful. I suppose scale is part of the equation. I can't really figure an engine big enough to produce power on subsantial quantity., but I'll leave that to people smarter than me.
@@blackster_Co. not on their own, but a stirling-electric hybrid could be a very capable vehicle if made well. the idea being that the stirling engine would run constant, as it is hard to throttle them anyway, as a generator which charges a small buffer battery, which then powers electric motors which provide the power you need. fusion was never actually discovered in the fallout universe, all incidents of 'fusion' are actually fission scams by fallouts nuclear monpolies which have a strangle hold on the government. "mass fusion" in fallout 4 for example very clearly has a fission nuclear reactor, and you can read in terminals that the 'personal fusion reactors' they installed in homes were infact nuclear fission reactors aswell, and the 'fusion' cells are almost certainly some kind of atomic battery based on atomic decay, rather than a miniaturized fusion reactor which would be ridiculous.
I am sketching a sterling device that uses a fresnel lens to heat up salt in a thermos like container. With that, it will maybe be able to produce power still at night.
It depends wich types. More / bigger pieces mooving, more noise ; ) Check fluydine pumps maybee you'll find something more silent... czcams.com/video/ApW211YhkLA/video.html and this one czcams.com/video/xSagoWyfSBA/video.html
Are you thinking of thermo electric generators? They have no moving parts. Stirling have several moving parts and will make noise, bigger ones will make more noise. These are some of the largest stirlings in the world.
@@thermalnerd4945 Do yu think thermo electric generator cheap enough to produce energy for a family ? Ok this stirling is noisy but its still bearable (as i remember when i visit tamera) as it is low frequency
Explain your project more, and between the purpose of the microwave, and its motor, what do we benefit from, there is more than one idea on this subject and the heat of the sun,
Good design! Congratulations to those who built it! Seems to me why an engine that has good power and low cost manufacturing. This idea deserves a highlight, because it is simple and ecological.
the idea of using the waste heat of a room through an oil thermal conductor to run a stirling engine is fucking brilliant, especially in hotter regions. put an engine like that in a basement using the ground for the cold source could be worth looking into.
Bom projeto! Parabéns para quem o construiu! Porque me parace um motor que tem uma boa Potência e com baixo custo de fabricação. Esta idéia merecia um destaque, por ser simples e ecológico.
Wish this was open source. Then everyone could benefit from it. And don't say that sterling info is out there because I already know that. I'm talking about this design. Most sterling engines don't produce useful amounts of power. They are toys mostly. This is the real deal. Release the blueprints. People need this !
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I am looking for a Stirling engine powerful enough to run a bicycle uphill(atleast 500 watts) and so far i have been looking for a few hours per day since a month or two and i can confirm, 95% of content are toys and the other 5% are rare stirlings you find that seem to have good power and a reasonable size but there is absolutely no info on how to make them
Stirling info is out there....
Seriously just Google "US patent office Stirling engine"
You just have to be willing to build one
@@victorcastillo3275Sorry but stirling engine have to be big to get serious amount of power. It's not usable in bikes...
@@victorcastillo3275make more pistons more displacers, more powa like a 4 cyl street bike but with 4 motors bigger ones
i've been talking about Sterling engines for years now! they've always fascinated me because they simply run using the very principles of thermodynamics that inhibit all other engine types! these are THE most efficient types of engines!
Absolutely brilliant!
This is Tamera - SolarVillage Testfield in Portugal, these are Sunpulse systems.
This is a logical and proper use for the Stirling cycle.
Because of the non-common configuration of these engines, I'd sure like to see some good closeups.
Very good job!!! Congratulations!!!
Грандиозно,молодцы!
now this is true solar power
Amazing.
Ola Roberto Gonzalez, muito obrigado por compartilhar, onde posso ter mais informações sobre esse local onde todos esses experimentos estão funcionando, obrigado desde já, abraços.
Hello Roberto Gonzalez, thank you so much for sharing, where can I get more information about this place where all these experiments are working, thanks in advance, hugs.
Esto es el extremo de la construcción de un stirling.
Excelent!
amazing
Great
Do you have a website? Do you have information explaining the design?
Huge piston equals huge torque
Alberto, you are a Bad Ass!!!
is that giant one is also a solar stiring engine?
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Should rename the video: Engines for after the great collapse 😆
In all honesty, ever since i discoverd stirling engines, i alway thought they were the low-cost all-purpose engine of the future (ironically enough). They can run on anything given a little thought, and are very efficient too.
Imagine placing one on the elephant foot in Chernobyl. It could run for hundreds of years
@@ionutionut2311 The fabled atomic engines from the fallout universe perhaps
@@blackster_Co. atomic stirling engines wouldn't be horrible actually, certainly alot safer than trying some kind of steam reactor car monstrosity. personally i like to think that Fallout cars are EVs with RTG power cores, and the coolant is just to pretect the RTG from the weather like antifreeze. but stirling atomic engine is also a cool idea, though if they used sterling engines they could literally just throw actual trash into a firebox and it would work so like why not do that unless the nuclear lobby cracked down on it or something.
Well, let's see where fusion takes us first since stirling engines are not what I would call powerful. I suppose scale is part of the equation. I can't really figure an engine big enough to produce power on subsantial quantity., but I'll leave that to people smarter than me.
@@blackster_Co. not on their own, but a stirling-electric hybrid could be a very capable vehicle if made well. the idea being that the stirling engine would run constant, as it is hard to throttle them anyway, as a generator which charges a small buffer battery, which then powers electric motors which provide the power you need. fusion was never actually discovered in the fallout universe, all incidents of 'fusion' are actually fission scams by fallouts nuclear monpolies which have a strangle hold on the government. "mass fusion" in fallout 4 for example very clearly has a fission nuclear reactor, and you can read in terminals that the 'personal fusion reactors' they installed in homes were infact nuclear fission reactors aswell, and the 'fusion' cells are almost certainly some kind of atomic battery based on atomic decay, rather than a miniaturized fusion reactor which would be ridiculous.
Hello Alberto,
what during this 10 years ?
Does it works fine ???
Regards.
Paul
Who Built this. Are there any more info?
What is the output power? Efficiency?
Where is this ?
Dónde está esto, se puede visitar?
I've been very interested in this design it could be made to offer a 24/7 geothermal engine
I am sketching a sterling device that uses a fresnel lens to heat up salt in a thermos like container. With that, it will maybe be able to produce power still at night.
absolutely, using the heat differential for 24 hour output
Tamera, Portugal
Thank you for putting this up.
That thing is massive wtf. What is the output
each one how many KW.
Is that the biggest Stirling engine ever built? Let me know!
I thought Stirling engines were supposed to be quiet. That sounds like a firecracker.
It depends wich types. More / bigger pieces mooving, more noise ; ) Check fluydine pumps maybee you'll find something more silent... czcams.com/video/ApW211YhkLA/video.html and this one czcams.com/video/xSagoWyfSBA/video.html
Are you thinking of thermo electric generators? They have no moving parts. Stirling have several moving parts and will make noise, bigger ones will make more noise. These are some of the largest stirlings in the world.
@@thermalnerd4945 Do yu think thermo electric generator cheap enough to produce energy for a family ?
Ok this stirling is noisy but its still bearable (as i remember when i visit tamera) as it is low frequency
Still way quieter than a weed eater at full throttle
What is the power of this engine???
Probably about 3-5kw
motor beta type. the power piston creates a lot of force at normal atmospheric pressure. short stroke with a large surface area
Tamera Portugal. The solar village
hook this up to waste heat of coal and nuclear plants
Explain your project more, and between the purpose of the microwave, and its motor, what do we benefit from, there is more than one idea on this subject and the heat of the sun,
I guess it's useless.
Great