Many of us have read about Stirling engines, which form mechanical heat pumps that generate motion through the expansion and contraction of air. A few readers may have established one, but for many, they are still one of the projects we are willing to try, but they have never had too many tendencies. The YouTube channel of [geral Na PR รก TICA] will provide a lot of alternative enjoyment, using common materials to make a series of Stirling engines. We have Coke cans, PVC pipes and sprayers to form pistons and cylinders, and metal velvet is used as a heat accumulator. The latest video is below break, which is an amazing 10 cylinder rotating device.
Stirling engine may be a typical example of a kind of equipment. The era of this kind of equipment has never come. It can never compete with the first generation steam engine and the second generation internal combustion engine in terms of power and efficiency. For many years, it has been affected by various tentative rejuvenations. Today, it has a variety of phenomena in solar power projects and NASA’s hypothetical outer space power plants. There is no doubt that it will continue to be promoted as an alternative energy conversion mechanism. In our time, we have shown many working models of Stirling engines and even studied them for a longer time, but unfortunately, we have not seen a story involving the actual version.