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Stirling Engine Question

02/12/2007 9:03 AM

i hve posted 2 question in the past n ive got very gud help frm all of u....thank you guys a lot.

this time im goin to ask u about stirling engine.

one of my teachers he asked me to do for my Bsc Eng degree project a hybrid stirling engine that uses exhaust gas heat to heat up the fluid in stirling eng and use it as a hybrid with ICE.....now my question is how much temp should the exhaust gas has to be and how much power it can produce form a stilring engine....and which type of design i can use......hope this is not to much that im asking form u all....i just want a lead so that i can start. hope ill get many information....plsz

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Re: stirling engine

02/12/2007 9:14 AM
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Re: Stirling Engine Question

02/23/2007 12:19 AM

Don't look like you are getting a lot of help on this one. My best suggestion would be, go to the library and look for a book on stirling engines. Some are quite elaborate some are quite simple. Heat requirements also run the gambit. Sorry couldn't be of more help

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