video Water bottle Stirling engine
Water bottle Stirling engine made from aluminium water bottle. Uses wire wool displacer, bike hub and ball bearings. It's running around 450rpm in the video, I've had it upto 600 on max heat, but that seems to be about the limit. I haven't managed to achieve high RPMs but it's still a good engine. As apportechie found, the aluminium is too conductive so it limits the speed a bit. It feels quite powerful. Yes I know the electric water pump uses electricity, I couldn't get the thermosyphon to work properly .
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Keep an eye on my website for updates.
rimar2000
says:
Jul 6, 2012. 12:14 PMReplyMagnificent work!
macrumpton
says:
Aug 22, 2011. 8:57 PMReply
I suspect your top speed would be substantially higher if you balanced the flywheel more exactly. I like your reuse of the bicycle axle.
darnel
says:
Jul 15, 2011. 2:35 PMReply
cool
vincent7520
says:
Jul 9, 2011. 10:01 AMReply
Love it !!!…
Probiel
says:
Jun 20, 2011. 5:25 AMReply
Great,looking forward for jour new experiments.
















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