2020
DOI: 10.1002/er.6084
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Modeling of the dynamic characteristics and performance of a four‐cylinder double‐acting Stirling engine

Abstract: Summary In this article, a theoretical model that combines thermodynamic and dynamic models is proposed for predicting the performance and transient behavior of a double‐acting Stirling engine with four cylinders. A thermodynamic model is used for predicting the variation of thermal properties of working fluid. The temperature of a regenerator matrix is also solved. The volume variations of working chamber in the thermodynamic model are obtained by solving the dynamic model simultaneously. In this study, wobbl… Show more

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“…The detailed operation of the Stirling engine is briefly described by P‐V diagram shown in Figure 11 and steps are mentioned in Figure 12 33,36,37 …”
Section: Design Development and Performance Evaluation Of Csp‐dssmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The detailed operation of the Stirling engine is briefly described by P‐V diagram shown in Figure 11 and steps are mentioned in Figure 12 33,36,37 …”
Section: Design Development and Performance Evaluation Of Csp‐dssmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, the Stirling engines used for electricity generation are classified on the basis of their cylinder arrangement, that is, alpha, beta, and gamma 27,28,36,39,40 . The Alpha, beta and gamma configurations of the Stirling engines are illustrated in Figure 14.…”
Section: Design Development and Performance Evaluation Of Csp‐dssmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, all four working zones need to be simulated. Cheng et al [16] simulated the dynamic behavior of the double-acting Stirling engine using the non-ideal adiabatic thermodynamic model and the dynamic model, which consists of force and momentum balance equations derived for a wobble yoke mechanism. The results show that at the charged pressure of 20 atm, the maximum shaft power is 782 W at 247 rpm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%