PHILIPS STIRLING CYCLE GENERATOR

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Название	:	PHILIPS STIRLING CYCLE GENERATOR
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14 years later Do you still have this generator? I’ve built a couple of homemade stirling engines and have always wanted to see one of the Phillips engines in action Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Paragliding Prospector

Also beside karosine
Comment from : Dean W

Weren't these multi fuel ran off diesel and gas
Comment from : Dean W

Very nice unit I like to design things and I live in the Mohave desert We hit 110 degrees F regularly I have seen people take old franell lense from old TV’s build an adjustable rack for it an use sun power to melt everything from glass to steel I want to build a generator like that powered by sunlight
Comment from : Roy Weyant

I love ithydrogen here we come
Comment from : A

This seems like it would be lovely on an electric bicycle
Comment from : J K

There really should be efficient and modernized Stirling engine kits out there for people to build Thanks for sharing this gem
Comment from : John Doe

If a company came out with one of these now that could have multiple heat sources I feel like they could have great success
Comment from : Bryan Manx

Cool video ,cool engine well hot and cool really Thanks mate
Comment from : madsnoop7

output seems max 100W consumption ?
Comment from : Channel

Thanks Barumman - very interesting machine
Comment from : Craigs Workshop

Above all it is very good condition
Comment from : Bradley Green

si potrebbe clonarlo? sono convinto che si venderebbe bene
Comment from : Sergio Perosa

I want one!
Comment from : Myriaddsystems

Stirling engines were invented in 1816
Comment from : copykon

Good engine for use in Space!br ntrsnasagov/archive/nasa/casintrsnasagov/19840020185pdf
Comment from : alex hayden

Wonderful !
Comment from : A Go

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Comment from : НаучСтудия SERGEY KACHAN

what is the power out put of this engine ?
Comment from : STRUTZKOFF

Wonderful atmosphere reminiscing the old days , complete with the Avometer with a sensitivity of 20,000 ohms per volt
Comment from : Carmel Pule

Man's voice is like Half-life scientist
Comment from : Gökhan Kapıcı

Hey, thanks Barumman! I've been looking for one of these generators for over a decade to see how it performed Thanks for demonstrating it
Comment from : Kenneth M Price Jr

seen thousands of pics, never seen one running before Great to see it go to someone who appreciates it Too many little more than university paper weights
Comment from : Bye Bye

Lovely device!
Comment from : Delicious DeBlair

Medicinal liquid paraffin, also known as paraffinum liquidum, is a very highly refined mineral oil LOVE IT LOVE I LOVE IT TOO BAD THEY DONT HAVE MORE!!! AND IMPROVE THE AIR, OLS ONE LEGGED JOSEPH T
Comment from : Candis Brendel

Lovely thing One of the few Stirlings that are actually doing something useful rather than just spinning a flywheel against bearing friction on a shelf! Keep it dear!
Comment from : Anvilshock

That was awesome! I've seen pictures of these generator sets, but never saw one operating Thank you for running this rare engine
Comment from : Bub_ Lite_63

thanks for a lovely overview
Comment from : zahir naseem

перевод в студию
Comment from : Василий Пупкин

WHAT IS THE CAPACITY PLS?
Comment from : GUSTAF ROMANOV

im jellous, i want a stirling engine but they are too expensive for me to buy at the moment
Comment from : Jay O

Why don't you blueprint this and sell the plans? Any rights Phillips had are long expired
Comment from : Dale Kramicz

One could only imagine what would come if in our more modern and computer designed world would come up with if we gave something like the Philips another go
Comment from : Marconey111

your a very lucky man to get your hands on one of these
Comment from : Marconey111

Thank you for this video
Comment from : Danroxye01

hola me podrias vender un modelo igual, Hello Could you sell me like Model
Comment from : eva silva salgado

Thanks for posting this, what a great little engine
Comment from : ATomRileyA

That is a beautiful piece
Comment from : dieselwalter

I wonder if it would be worthwhile reminding philips that this is in there back catalog?? I'd Love one! But being an Ozzy I'd solar power mine PLEASE PHILIPS PLEASE!!!!!
Comment from : davyboy282able

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Comment from : Gary C

Would be nice if anyone made a modern version of this Would be really nice to have a 1 kW (or whatever is feasible) portable generator which with no other danger that CO2 could be run indoors (ethanol fireplaces same deal - moisture and CO2) Normal gasoline you can't because exhaust is not pure CO2 but a complex mix of not fully broken down waste products
Comment from : HifiCentret

Great little set that is, I like it, the sound is almost like internal combustion, AKA A petrol engine But it sounds nice non the less
Comment from : Alan Briggs

I want a stirling I can fuel with wood, and heat my home with the waste heat
Comment from : William Readling

Hi Barumman, wonderfull piece of kit you have there I was amazed to see the Philips logo on it I wasn't aware they build machines like this at PhilipsbrBeing i a town next door to Eindhoven (founding ground of Philips) I am very much amuzed to see this machien Thanks Regards, Sander
Comment from : Koning Bolo

A pleasure craft was built in the mid-1960s as a Stirling power demonstrator by Philips engineers It had a helium pressurized single-cylinder rhombic drive engine producing 30 horsepower and was fueled by kerosene
Comment from : douro20

You really have a piece of history there :D I would love to get my hands on one of those really great and compact rugged units
Comment from : Picobyte

" I have no idea what transistors have to do with this generator using an unconventional engine"brWhen radios used tubes (before transistors) they needed more power than batteries could reliably supply for extended periods in areas without powerlines Philips spent years to develope these generators to supply that power & started selling them just about the time transistors came alongbrFYI: a new market for these would be for "Prepers" who build fallout shelters Stirlings can run on any hear source, gasoline generators can only use petrol (and methane)
Comment from : FarSeeker8

I have no idea what transistors have to do with this generator using an unconventional engine
Comment from : Mike G

What is the rated output of this generator?
Comment from : Ferrum Ignis

What would one of these be worth today?
Comment from : rrusston2

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Comment from : صدام السيد

Very simple thing to do use parabolic mirror to make heat and make the string engine rotate just like it is explained in this website Solar-Stirlinginfo
Comment from : heaven jhon

It is sad this was discontinued Even a 3 year old know why The electrical system was intentionally designed to fail in order it will get a negative opinion at a time when people were not so worried about oil prices Phillips can regain popularity if they re-invent this engine and have every household posses it
Comment from : Rolce Roy

Good for you :)
Comment from : barumman

he's from cork (ireland) i think :)
Comment from : girayhankaya

I found the instruction book for the Philips MP1002CA Just Google:MP1002CApdf Carl K6ZXU
Comment from : Carl Winchester

wax
Comment from : Jonathan Harte

My source is mentioned in the video, they are nearly as hard to find as chickens teeth Best wishes
Comment from : barumman

How much for you to build one for me?
Comment from : Daniel Wright

cool thanks,
Comment from : zoolook1000

Of course that doesn't matter when the cost and benefits still out way the more efficient engine
Comment from : Hueristic

Hi, Yes it is
Comment from : barumman

Is this a Beta Engine?
Comment from : heatherroseisrflyer

it runs at 8:20
Comment from : Dont be evil

I'm sorry but you are wrong There was an american firm that made the "STM TMG" It produced 75hp, weighed 30 lb (If I remember correctly) and produced electricity at up to 35 efficiency from fuel to plug Diesels can get close but they must be very big indeed It's downside was being H2 filled at up to 150 bar
Comment from : m1aws

Thank you for posting this video This shows how realistic and serious Stirling engines can and should be, with perhaps some features which make it easier to start and more convenient Your comments were very helpful, and I hope that you have success popularizing Stirling engines I hope to fine tune a solar-powered Stirling engine to drive another, smaller one, to take advantage of the cooling power for air conditioning from the smaller one
Comment from : 007TruthSeeker

As for efficiency of fuel to work they can reach up to 70-80 percent, but as for thermal efficiency they are comparable to internal combustion engines
Comment from : FuriousX

Thanks, Barumman That's half og what the typical ICE powered generators run to acheive 50 Hz(cps) I haven't got the data for the generator, but I assume it is 220V AC
Comment from : jormot

Hi, The Philips engine runs at approx 1500 RPM they had the benefit of specialist winding equipment to make the wire regenerator which has very low resistance to the airflow, also the heat input is quite high
Comment from : barumman

This profissionally built engine seems to run at a much higher RPM than the amateur built models I've seen Do you know what RPM? What makes this engine run at highr RPM?
Comment from : jormot

When you say :" They are very efficient", please give me a number, that term is very loosely used lately by many people, but I have research the philips sterling, and it would not go over 75 efficiency, it was tested by the Army for 1015 Hours, they were hoping to get it up to 10 but couldn't do it no matter what they tried Look around, every company involved in sterling engine's high efficiency syndrome was bankrupt ( Stirling Energy Systems , WhisperGen MicroCHP, sun power, etc )
Comment from : KoalPilot

They're very efficient, but to get usable power they have to be too big So the material cost and inconveniences are too high
Comment from : 72fr250

@trudgechr That is not incorrect, remember, stirling engines are not efficient at all, that's why they are not commercially manufactured to produce significant power ! but as he indicates, they are an educational tool
Comment from : KoalPilot

@schenkel123 I don't know if that's good or bad :)
Comment from : barumman

great video, thanks :)
Comment from : Daniel Winter

Hi I worked at the college you refer to for nearly 25 years so our paths might have crossed I'm contacting you today to let you know that there are some interesting Stirling Engine photos on eBay as I write (17/09/11) If you would care to respond with your email address I'll forward on the details I found them interesting as it is multicylinered in a circular format with pistons driving a swash plate Find me on rubyreddevon@yahoocouk signed Dave H
Comment from : rubyreddevon

@bluephantm I mentioned the brake on my second Philips video :)
Comment from : barumman

LOL I thought it was on the ground I thought it was as high as me i rofled when he turned it around with one hand xD
Comment from : crud42

8:22 and you finally run itchrist
Comment from : Toms Rusty Drums Channel

@barumman metireal's are nue i was going to gen post but yes i found one years ago power plants best to think of it as a vacume engine really
Comment from : starionnsw

@sandokanelvaliente Hi, I intend making another video in the near future showing the starting sequence Keep looking, Cyril :)
Comment from : barumman

Please you how you start the enginne!
Comment from : Guillermo Gimenez

you should run it at max temp every so often otherwise unburnt carbons can build up
Comment from : Peter

how can I get a driver has to use a village of India, it can be heated with wood fire it?
Comment from : Valdemir Souza

PHILIPS MP1002 CA Beta configuration c'est un piece de musé maintenant Très difficile à trouver car il n'a été fabriqué en Hollande (NL) qu'à 150 exemplaires ! dommage cordialement only 150 PHILIPS MP1002 CA Made in NL : 150 In the world best regards
Comment from : SWINGREGORY

@Skoda130 Hi , Yes the atomizer works on the same principle as a carburettor or a paint spray gun:)
Comment from : barumman

@johnnyanonyme Hi, Yes they could be made to work on Solar energy, John Ericsson had a Stirling Engine working on Solar in 1872, as they say " there is nothing new under the sun"
Comment from : barumman