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dude the bigwigs in ... ( 9 months ago by chuck2na)
dude the bigwigs in california stole this to make the words biggest solar electric plant
panchovilllla on ... ( 9 months ago by chuck2na)
panchovilllla on youtube
got the video of it
him and and see how they stole it
cant you just use ... ( 8 months ago by aldj6)
cant you just use air instead?
yes, stirling works ... ( 8 months ago by geoffart)
yes, stirling works with air, but they said hydrogen conducts heat better, and that would make the engine more efficent.
Stirling is actually the most efficent engine you can make, only problem is its never got that much power compared to other engines.
This is a great ... ( 7 months ago by swapvid)
This is a great post. One of the most interesting SE i see.
Thanks
blog.makezine com/ ... ( 7 months ago by elbow43)
blog.makezine com/archive/2008/04/solarpowered_stirling_eng.html?CMP=OTC-0D6B48984890
Makes a great ... ( 7 months ago by PupuTheClown)
Makes a great cigarette lighter, don't let the Japanese see this video.
Who invented this ... ( 7 months ago by PupuTheClown)
Who invented this thing ?
good stuff. ( 6 months ago by nativesun)
good stuff.
search " ... ( 6 months ago by vqdset)
search "Concentratore solare da parabola satellitare" an experiment of italian students in 2006.
lol, duh Mr. ... ( 6 months ago by Avalaunch123)
lol, duh Mr. Stirling :P
thats only a ... ( 5 months ago by phdecora)
thats only a problem when you are worried about maximizing efficiency, instead of just getting something to work 'good enough'. and since you arent paying for the solar inpput, possibilities open up
true, but you only ... ( 5 months ago by geoffart)
true, but you only get 1000w per meter squared (in the best circumstances). To obtain a usful power output, to save manufacturing costs in making a bigger collection device, you want as efficent an engine as possible surely.
i mixed up 'power' ... ( 5 months ago by phdecora)
i mixed up 'power' and 'efficiency' in my comment. i meant that reduced power is a problem only from a perspective.... internal combustion may provide 20% or 30% more power.. and yet, what are the problems associated with it? i see them every day on the news... i feel them in my lungs, i see them in the oily water in the parking lot, i smell them in the air... in the future man will look back on us with the same quaint bemusement & horror that we look back on whale oil or gas lamps.
I did think that ... ( 5 months ago by geoffart)
I did think that internal combustion could provide many more times the power than stirling. Internal combustion and external combustion (steam), rely on latent heat (that goes directly into changing the state of the working medium). However, stirling simply relies on pressure, volume and temp relationships - its a slower process, but more efficent potentially.
The way to go would be use stirling to extract energy from primary source to be used later in electric motor (battery or fuel cell)
Robert Stirling, ... ( 4 months ago by zws1922)
Robert Stirling, and he patented this type of engine in 1816. (not the dish version)
That thing makes so ... ( 4 months ago by Oddman1980)
That thing makes so much more sense than a photovoltiac cell.
Can i kindly ask ... ( 4 months ago by AdiGeorgescu22)
Can i kindly ask you for the plans of the small stirling engine you got there?
I think you could ... ( 4 months ago by paulie1982)
I think you could make a larger version using a large cheap fresnel lens and a modified old moped engine
What's the average ... ( 1 month ago by metalstorm91291)
What's the average efficiency for a small, solar-powered stirling engine such as this?
what happens when ... ( 1 month ago by redneckflava)
what happens when it's really cloudy? or nighttime?
you all are crazy ... ( 1 month ago by capoman1)
you all are crazy with your conversions!! Here is an example: double the resolution of a video file from 320x240 to 640x480. You only DOUBLED the resolution, but the new AREA of the video is 4X that of the original, NOT DOUBLE. (320x240=76800, 640x480=307200, 307200=4x76800). Same goes for the area of a circle, as radius increases, the surface area increases by some multiple or exponentially
not much ( 2 weeks ago by chillz27)
not much
It would be more ... ( 11 hours ago by SecularAfghan)
It would be more efficient if the cooling took place on the opposite side of the dish where the temperature is lower.



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