Basic Stirling Engine
Stirling Engine runs on external heat (flame) | Unique, Educational and a start to a great collecttion | Dstar offer parts and FAQ's on this and all there Engines. DSTAR also offers a limited warranty. | Unit is 4" x 6" by about 3 inches tall
The Stirling Engine is an External Combustion Engine (the heat source is outside the engine) and can use any available source of adequate heat or cold. It is a classic illustration of converting heat energy into mechanical work using a thermodynamic cycle similar to the well-known Carnot cycle. In this case, however, the engine needs two pistons, a small power piston and a larger "displacement piston" that also stores heat energy. This Sterling engine operates off a burning alcohol lamp that runs a piston. It is an excellent 'toy' for hobbyists or as a serious demonstration model for work or classrooms. All units are tested before shipping.
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Specifications
General
Sales Package
Set of 1
Skillset
Sensory Development
Number Of Batteries
0 Batteries
Minimum Age
6 years
Material
Plastic
Battery Operated
No
Battery Type
No batteries
Rechargeable
No
Net Quantity
1
Type
Science Project Kit
Dimensions
Width
119.38 mm
Height
116.84 mm
Depth
203.2 mm
Weight
294.84 g
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