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Why are these old videos the clearest most illustrative ones available? How can I find more?

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3d metal printed cilinder wall may make it even more optimized

There seems to be an awful lot of confusion around the different types of Stirling engine, alpha gamma and beta. You say this was the patent submitted in 1816 and then describe [very lucidly] the function of the beta cycle whereas Lindybeige shows the actual model that Stirling built in 1816, now in a museum, and it is quite definitely a gamma cycle. You can't both be right. And incidentally whichever of these two RS did come up with first why aren't they known as the alpha cycle?

looks like a good well thought out design. I wonder though how those rhombic drive pins are lubricated.

impressive tech but I doubt there will be performmance gains if a less efficient working fluid is used. How many realize the true ramifications of the helium shortage?

A few moving parts and high-efficiency equals something very remarkable! Imagine, tapping into solar and creating a generator for it?

I used to operate a Spectrometer that utilized a Sterling Cycle Cryocooler to cool its infrared detector. Turn it on and 5minutes later you were in business. It was way more practical than dragging a dewar full of LN2 in a field setting.

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Perfect

From wich year is this?

Just an idea...cool down the air to liquify it. Then pump the liquid air to a nozzle which is at 700 degrees. The liquid air will instantly turn into gas and produce pollution-free jet propulsion.

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Hmm, as the Russiian military are lacking middle men/officers, the US economy is lacking of trained workers that are common in the EU through apprenticeship and "guilds" (Handwerkskammer). No, I'm just wondering and not hinting something.

Very cool and hot !

The best source of heat for this engines should be exhaust gases from modern engine and cooling system from modern engine. If able to collect 40% from the exhaust gasses and 40% from the cooling system. It would make a stationary diesel engine one of the most efficient engines currently available

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wow, this is still maybe the best explanation available on youtube up to date for stirling engines

For some reason, I still don't get it. I get how compression/expansion effects the temp, but idk how the displacer piston helps.

I really like this style of teaching where they show how something works in a linear manner.

That is so cool. I want one for my boat.

There is a tendency to think that people are smarter now than they were in the past. Watching this video and others like it, I don't think that's the case.

This feels like a lost technology. I believe this is the easiest source of green energy I have seen yet and yet no one is even talking about them modern day. You can power this thing with a Solar Fresnel Lens or a concave mirror and a moderate amount of Sunlight. It is quiet, efficient, and has very low maintenance. Plus it is 100% recyclable should it ever need to be removed or replaced.

Try heating with conductive Heat, electric coil. nothing is Wasted, free Energy , can't you imagine a big one how much juice that bady would put out , we need he was big enough one to run a Tesla motor , what do you think

Is the narrator David Carradine? lol kill bill explanes thermodynamic principles to me, I love this country, diddnt teach me how to spell, or type but made sure kung fu mastered my understanding of temperature differentals.

Wow, amazing vid and description, first thing I though was using a Peltier device as a heat and cold supply for the engine.

I agree with John Smith. 👇 I only wish I could have seen the rest of the film.

Wow, that was really cool! 👍

Maybe Hans Zimmer should redo the intro music :)

This video is just PERFECT. Thank you so much !

wish i was born earlier

Can someone please explain the buffer space to me

Hi i would like to get into contact with Tom Harding or whoever could help me build this system

9:56 Everything on the internet is perverted.

very interesting

In those days your invention resulted in a video with many pauses. These days it goes public and you become a billionaire.

ive seen one YT creator demonstrate this tech on a small scale already. Zero emissions, unlimited supply... I wonder what could possibly be preventing the scaled up adoption of this century plus old technology en mass? [wink]

Robert Sterling was a preacher... and they say christians are anti-science. 🙄

How on earth are modern videos not nearly as good at explaining things as these ones?!

I feel I've learnt more about both the theoretical and practical aspects of Stirling engines through this video than I have through everything else I've read/watched put together. Old industrial training videos like this are valuable gems.

Oh Wow. I didn't know that Stirling heat pumps could generate temperatures this extreme! What year was this series made?

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9:56 ... I think, therefore I am.

We will now extinguish the lights.

Imagine bringing that boat in for repairs to your local mechanic! Just to watch his confusion and reaction lol ummm uhh what is... where is..? Wtf

Love it. I just love how these types of inventions are built off a simple principle that somebody knew and then had an idea of how to use that principle to do work or create energy. They believed in that idea so profoundly that they never gave up no matter how many impossibilities, issues or tasks they faced, knowing there is always a solution to a problem. They kept dreaming up new solutions and ideas, building them, testing them, re-engineering, improving, etc. Simply amazing! If i were a rich man with spare time and resources I would definitely love to try engineering or designing new ideas or technology. Unfortunately, its just so far beyond my capability right now... family, job, responsibility, resources, etc. I guess I can always just try to be creative and try to dream something up! Or start small... lol Cheers everyone

How did they used to do animation like this back then?

In those golden time, every one was either an engineer of some sort or a girl. And people shared knowledge through various mediums. Nowadays everyother person you know is either stock trader, sellsman or most probably a pretender, pretends to know everything to be exact.

Thanks. It's an old video but it's a very clear explanation of the cycle and the various uses it can provide.