Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is another style of Stirling engine. It has a propeller on it, but I'm not sure I'd want it powering my airplane!
Stirling Engine - How It Works In Simple Terms: youtu.be/Q5QEBqjkNjo
OTHER STIRLING ENGINE VIDEOS (including this one):
Stirling Engine Specs For DIYers youtu.be/kokzk1xMk9Q
Unusual Stirling Engine "Teardown" & How It Works youtu.be/m_cg4rGdggY
Stirling Engine With Propeller youtu.be/s6Kh7wkJN-M
Stirling Engine - How It Works In Simple Terms: youtu.be/Q5QEBqjkNjo
Building A Stirling Engine, Laminar Flow Type, First Attempt Part 1
youtu.be/QQ4nqy4GHJI
Stirling Engine Doubling Efficiency Experiment youtu.be/Iqg9Nz-8Vwc
Thermo Acoustic Stirling Engine - Simply Genius youtu.be/TEiBScfR4Vk
Stirling Engine w/ Generator - Gamma, Walking Beam Style youtu.be/1x7Bo-dVsR4
Stirling Engine w/ Generator Power Measurement youtu.be/bZqB_qwDbqI
Stirling Engine w/ Generator, 2 Piston Gamma Type youtu.be/Xmb19QVJPqw
Stirling Engine - High Temperature, 2 Piston Gamma youtu.be/Ji2oQ40_M0c
Stirling Engine That Uses Ice for "Fuel"??? youtu.be/kCbfVgBwv6Q
Stirling Engine - Low Temperature youtu.be/1BbfGe5Shgg
WARNING: Hot parts, open flame, flammable liquids. Danger of fire and burns. Not for children. This model vibrates badly and the fuel can gets way too hot. Use proper precaution. If you don't know, learn first or do not do it.
Table-top size models produce only a tiny fractions of the power provided by a similarly sized steam or gas engine. Reverend Stirling was appalled by the number of his parishioners killed or maimed by boiler explosions in the early days of steam. He set out to build an engine that would not require or produce high pressures during operation. His "air engine", now known as the Stirling, was the result. Today, its efficiency (as high as 50% in some examples) and ability to use almost any heat source, including "waste" heat, allow it to fill niches that steam and gas engines cannot. - "Marv"
Disclaimer: This information is presented as entertainment only on an "as is" basis and any use the viewer makes of it is solely up to them, and it is their responsibility to determine if the information remains current and if it is applicable to their situation. The viewer is responsible for any and all safety involving this. Viewing this video is the viewer's agreement to these terms and conditions. If you do not agree, stop now.
#stirling #cleanenergy #StirlingEngine #DIYScience #Thermodynamics #d4a
This is another style of Stirling engine. It has a propeller on it, but I'm not sure I'd want it powering my airplane!
Stirling Engine - How It Works In Simple Terms: youtu.be/Q5QEBqjkNjo
OTHER STIRLING ENGINE VIDEOS (including this one):
Stirling Engine Specs For DIYers youtu.be/kokzk1xMk9Q
Unusual Stirling Engine "Teardown" & How It Works youtu.be/m_cg4rGdggY
Stirling Engine With Propeller youtu.be/s6Kh7wkJN-M
Stirling Engine - How It Works In Simple Terms: youtu.be/Q5QEBqjkNjo
Building A Stirling Engine, Laminar Flow Type, First Attempt Part 1
youtu.be/QQ4nqy4GHJI
Stirling Engine Doubling Efficiency Experiment youtu.be/Iqg9Nz-8Vwc
Thermo Acoustic Stirling Engine - Simply Genius youtu.be/TEiBScfR4Vk
Stirling Engine w/ Generator - Gamma, Walking Beam Style youtu.be/1x7Bo-dVsR4
Stirling Engine w/ Generator Power Measurement youtu.be/bZqB_qwDbqI
Stirling Engine w/ Generator, 2 Piston Gamma Type youtu.be/Xmb19QVJPqw
Stirling Engine - High Temperature, 2 Piston Gamma youtu.be/Ji2oQ40_M0c
Stirling Engine That Uses Ice for "Fuel"??? youtu.be/kCbfVgBwv6Q
Stirling Engine - Low Temperature youtu.be/1BbfGe5Shgg
WARNING: Hot parts, open flame, flammable liquids. Danger of fire and burns. Not for children. This model vibrates badly and the fuel can gets way too hot. Use proper precaution. If you don't know, learn first or do not do it.
Table-top size models produce only a tiny fractions of the power provided by a similarly sized steam or gas engine. Reverend Stirling was appalled by the number of his parishioners killed or maimed by boiler explosions in the early days of steam. He set out to build an engine that would not require or produce high pressures during operation. His "air engine", now known as the Stirling, was the result. Today, its efficiency (as high as 50% in some examples) and ability to use almost any heat source, including "waste" heat, allow it to fill niches that steam and gas engines cannot. - "Marv"
Disclaimer: This information is presented as entertainment only on an "as is" basis and any use the viewer makes of it is solely up to them, and it is their responsibility to determine if the information remains current and if it is applicable to their situation. The viewer is responsible for any and all safety involving this. Viewing this video is the viewer's agreement to these terms and conditions. If you do not agree, stop now.
#stirling #cleanenergy #StirlingEngine #DIYScience #Thermodynamics #d4a
