Stirling Engine Generator Homemade DIY 0.47 KW ! Part 3

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Название	:	Stirling Engine Generator Homemade DIY 0.47 KW ! Part 3
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Have you considered adding a heat powered fan to blow on the fire?
Comment from : william James

what a lovely monstrosity XD
Comment from : Mr Picky

Really enjoyed this video…kinda would’ve like an hear a little explanation and seen more overall of machine Looks great and a whole lot of elbow grease…ya did good…very good !!
Comment from : Donald Fifer

That is really awesome keep up the good work 👍
Comment from : Jack

Okay, very cool engines What I find interesting is you are using a Bic style cigarette lighter when in reality you should be using either a torch lighter, the ones with the blue flames that resemble a small torch or get yourself a piezo-ignition switch propane or map-pro torch Not very expensive either way My piezo-ignition torch was only about CA$80 and is a Bernzomatic brand
Comment from : WJCTechyman

Surely the sterling engine must be ideal for a small boat with kitchener gear, has anyone tried it or something similar? A new African Queen?
Comment from : Tony Marren

1/2 мешка угля чтобы произвести пуск, крайне не экономично Загрузка топлива неудобно Есть модель Стирлинга крутит от тепла ладони
Comment from : Maxim Zhartsef

Beautiful!
Comment from : energymarketchile

That is way cool , but looks really angry as its pumping hard , provably camera frames trying to keep upbrbr have you had it hooked up to a motor ,as could only see lower axle
Comment from : Wayne

Thank you for this video! Your neighbors deserve compassion! ;)
Comment from : forextrader radioman

After turning off the burner, his head came very close to have been burned too!
Comment from : SurvivalSquirrel

I'll bet you could get 5 times the power, from the same amount of heat, if you just made a steam engine
Comment from : Just Tinkering

As far as I can see it is a 2-cycle alpha-Stirling engine I guess it is running with air as cycle gas at an average pressure of ambient pressure Advanced Stirling engines use helium as working gas in a closed system at a pressure between 10 to 100 bar They can achieve efficiencies of 40 Modern Stirling engines use mostly the gamma design because you don't need hot seals for working pistons A displacer piston don't need a perfect sealing And you can use the inner displacer piston volume to integrate the regeneratorbrbrI guess the most system losses in your system come from the heater The exhaust gas ist still very hot You don't have any exhaust air heat exchanger for pre-heating of the fresh air for the coal fire With such a heat exchanger you can recuperate up to 80 of the exhaust heat losses and increase the system efficiency by far I guess the efficiency of your engine is maybe 2 or 3 You can increase it to 10 by use of exhauset heat recovery
Comment from : Gunter Flunder

Nice, but your neighbors hate you, don't they ?
Comment from : Steve McGreen

I bet the neighbors love that noise 😅
Comment from : Eastwood

I don't see the point if you are burning fossil fuels to run it
Comment from : fraser crone

That's enough to power a squirrel cage fan for a furnace For someone who is deaf That's really cool
Comment from : wes333 KE8VQJ

I've never seen such a an angry looking and sounding Stirling engine I like that it works but it could use a shed to quiet it
Comment from : Hex

có phải đồ cổ không
Comment from : hai le

Nice Could charge my scooter in 3-4 hours with that!
Comment from : happydappyman

Have you heard of matches, a lot safer way to light the paper
Comment from : Oliver Ingram

Sure, it runs, and is huge,brI have yet to see any stirling engine actually doing work - -as in actually powering a generator, or a sawmill bladebrbrWhy not show us how good that is with a belt on the drive-pulley (if it has one) actually doing stuff
Comment from : Rick Harvey

Hopefully there won't be any karen around complaining the noise
Comment from : Syam hm

If I ever did this in my yard let alone on the sidewalk I'd be arrested within minutes, your very lucky Great stuff Cheers
Comment from : Rock Crusher

Damn That is some Willy Wonka level tech Too coolbrI think it can handle a much heavier flywheel More power!
Comment from : Ananda Mañana

Imagine using this engine in a vehicle 😂
Comment from : Tikha Gamer

all that for 1 horsepower, is that right?
Comment from : Embeded Fabrication

good thing you guys don't have the hoa
Comment from : the big un

So now I'm wondering why the steam engine beat this one over in history 🤔
Comment from : fr3dr02

I wanted to know how much electrical power this produced, if any Didn't realized watt also means something entirely different apparently
Comment from : Darthmufin

Very cool!
Comment from : 3UZFE

I spotted small train tracks going around the house, this guy intelligently didn’t forget his childhood and revisits it on occasion
Comment from : Michael Sylvester

That's never 450 rpm > That's never 450 revolutions, just count (165 rpm)
Comment from : Oidoo Otato

looks fantastic - and spectacularly dangerous in the true british engineering traditions
Comment from : John Jennings

Man, since you put some wheel on the engine support frame, maybe make like a cart with this engine Just put it on a bigger frame with a steering system and all of that, would be interesting to see haha, im pretty sure it would not be that bad, since although this has low RPM, it's torque is pretty big, so it shouldn't be a problem to start cruising
Comment from : Call_Me_Madu

Ur neighbours must love u things like this u can do when u live in a countryside not in dense urban area Think about others around u please u selfish prick
Comment from : Nezalu

would it be possible to run a large Stirling engine / electric generator off the heat rising off blacktop? perhaps a few extra mirrors reflecting more sunlight to charge batteries?
Comment from : ccsllc rickatg

Nice!
Comment from : Vault of discomfort

and now plastic fresnel lens, for example headlight(s) (front part) from the junkyard
Comment from : EEdd0000

Enjoyed the VIDEO but don't the neighbours complain about the noise !!???
Comment from : Johnathan David Dunster

It’s giving serious steam punk
Comment from : Brock Aho

Do you have a blueprint for this?!
Comment from : Jessie Paulin

Fair play to you guys for that! I came across this vid looking for ways to generate power for a homestead Too noisy for me, and would require constant attention regarding fuel, but amazing how you did it Things that I make that run at that speed tend to be dangerous and nearly kill the dogs Yours held together admirably Respect :)
Comment from : Chris Williams

can you make it cheaper by using a car tire full of sand instead of an actual flywheel? also why isnt there more gearing? seems like you could get more out of that motor, they are supposed to be high torque
Comment from : DeepFried Space

You didn't measure the power output - you measured the RPMs and the torque - but that's impressive enough - those wattage output numbers are TOTALLY theoretical to the efficiency of any dynamo you pop on there Sure seems more efficient than a steam engine
Comment from : dgetzin

Shut up kid
Comment from : Mark C M

What does the water do? Doesn't the water mean it's a steam engine and not a Stirling engine?
Comment from : Jonathan Young

seems safe and practical to me
Comment from : Paul Stevenson

Dad what's that ?brEverybody's favourite machine if the power goes out
Comment from : Strawman

is it possible to power a house with a stirling engine?
Comment from : Axe Bizarro

how is it measuring kw?
Comment from : jk Hippie

Excellent!!!!
Comment from : Akhtar Nadeem

neighbours must love this DYI can 't wait to burn down the half of the trailor park
Comment from : Gabor Szilagyi

Nice concept as a sterling engine set upbrBut I prefer them when powered by for instance solar heat from a parabolic mirror that follows the sun during the day brBut when heating with wood a simple gasification set up can help you run a much more powerful normal combustion engine and to go very efficient you could hook up a Taurozzi pendulum engine which has much less resistance/ friction in its pistons when interacting with the cilinder wall, less need for oils to lubricate etcbrCool engine design, worth checking out when one is interested in engines of any kind
Comment from : H Rutten

Great work, thanks sir
Comment from : Thanigachalam M

Very interesting
Comment from : Jacques Antoine Lalanne

nice work
Comment from : Marius Constantin

awesome job, was just wonedring, does it have a pump that is cyclyng the water around??
Comment from : Vilém Beránek

Yes, but how many watts in?brAlso you could rig up a nice wood gas burner in the firebox, make good charcoal or biochar in another fire
Comment from : Michael Lenczewski

É um motor de respeitobrQuando vi os pistões sabia que teria muita forçabrConstruí um Stirling em menor escala e senti o potencial capaz de chegar um motor destesbrParabéns e boa sorte!
Comment from : Motores e Eletrônica

I could love to see something like this commercialized maybe the heated portion a woodstove and the Generator part outside of the cabin
Comment from : Nicholas Villarreal

Could you dig a deep hole and use the heat from that to power it?
Comment from : isyt

Happy neighbors?
Comment from : Patrik Gustafsson

And what if you use solar light with sun lens ? :)
Comment from : Lazone31

Their poor neighbors 🤣
Comment from : Colin Kulasik

LoL i you got good neighbors' brothat surely wakes up the entire neighborhood😁
Comment from : ctlprogrammer

Engine is good But stove is wrong Combustion is bad and flame temperature is too low
Comment from : Vladimir Pesut

That's awesome but maybe consider building a base that can absorb the shock of the weight and redirect it
Comment from : Shilo Duncan

Looks exactly like the one my grandmother used as the motor for her Harley Davidson menstrual cycle
Comment from : DETROIT FETTYGHOST

how do you take power from it? I'm doing some self research cause I've interested in Stirling engine generators Eventually I'd like to make my own for a homestead but id like to understand how their fully used I just found your page and am now gonna go through all of it on the generator at least
Comment from : Nick C

I like the design
Comment from : Sergband 967

Beautiful machine you got there I could run my ice box off that👍
Comment from : James

Batshit crazy I'm thinking this must be very high tolerance and your spec says 35mm, and it works beautifully, magnificent Someones a good welder I cant believe how fast that things going
Comment from : beautifulsmall

nice construction
Comment from : rick hughes

Son just shut up your dad’s got it
Comment from : When Theres A Will Theres A Way

thats awesome, even if its wiggling like crazy trying to kill itself and sounds more like a power hammer rather than an engine xdd, its really cool you actually measured the torque and rpm
Comment from : Trapper

What value of torque can this engine generate ?
Comment from : Xx Yy

I need a engine like this in winter to heat and produce electricity to my house!!!
Comment from : users linx

very impressed great work guys
Comment from : Go Chip Me

That’s T R E M E N D O U S B R A I N
Comment from : Jeremy Brown

I think I could put up with the noise to avoid current electricity prices
Comment from : James Balmforth

Beautiful
Comment from : Ryan Davis

Still quieter than my neighbors generator!
Comment from : Jøsh

is this basically a steam engine ?
Comment from : клуб сумасшедших энерго-осознанных неэзотериков

This is so awesome!!!
Comment from : Kacee Savage

That's a thing of beauty but aren't you suffering losses to all the wobbling and flexing? Or is that wiggle room desirable - as in bends instead of breaking?
Comment from : João Vicente