Volume 6A: Energy 2015
DOI: 10.1115/imece2015-52455
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Preliminary Analysis of an Innovative Rotary Displacer Stirling Engine

Abstract: Bagheri, AmirHossein. Preliminary Analysis of an Innovative Rotary Displacer StirlingEngine. Master of Science (Engineering Technology-Mechanical Systems ), December 2015, 53 pp., 5 tables, 29 figures, references, 27 titles.Stirling engines are an external combustion heat engine that converts thermal energy into mechanical work that a closed cycle is run by cyclic compression and expansion of a work fluid (commonly air or Helium) in which, the working fluid interacts with a heat source and a heat sink and p… Show more

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“…A Stirling engine produces mechanical work by utilising cyclic compression and expansion of a working fluid (air, helium, hydrogen, nitrogen) [53] operating at different temperatures and enclosed in a fixed space [54]. The Stirling Engine can achieve the closest efficiency to the ideal Carnot cycle when compared to any other engines [55]. The efficiency of Stirling Engines are calculated to be between 30-40% for maximum operating temperatures up to 923-1073 K at operating rates between 2000 and 4000 rpm [56].…”
Section: Solar Thermal Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A Stirling engine produces mechanical work by utilising cyclic compression and expansion of a working fluid (air, helium, hydrogen, nitrogen) [53] operating at different temperatures and enclosed in a fixed space [54]. The Stirling Engine can achieve the closest efficiency to the ideal Carnot cycle when compared to any other engines [55]. The efficiency of Stirling Engines are calculated to be between 30-40% for maximum operating temperatures up to 923-1073 K at operating rates between 2000 and 4000 rpm [56].…”
Section: Solar Thermal Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…γ-type systems have the highest thermal efficiency when compared to the other two systems. Variations of the γ-type engine are the free piston engine and the Fluidyne pump [55].…”
Section: Solar Thermal Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Porous materials have numerous applications in different research fields including biomechanics and flow of emulsions inside porous material which has usage in metal forming, ceramics, metal foams, material science, nanofluidic convection, and regenerators in Stirling engines . One of the important parts that are used in thermal systems to transfer energy are the heat exchangers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%