Looks as though the frame holding the pivots / bearing is slightly off square but it might just be the camera angle . Might not cause any problems anyway !
Yes. I tried adding a heat sink and it helps. I watched all your 19 videos on the Stirling stove. You do great work. I left some questions (sorry, but I don't understand Polish). How much power does it produce? What will you use it for? I did not understand what the water does (pressure release?)
@@tsbrownie I don't know how much power it will have. This is the first try for now. There will be fixes. These corrugated pipes offer a lot of air resistance and make loud noises. the device is designed to heat a self-sufficient house, heat water and produce electricity for lighting
Cool the cylinder . Its expanding when hot .
Looks as though the frame holding the pivots / bearing is slightly off square but it might just be the camera angle . Might not cause any problems anyway !
I have to check that.
@@tsbrownie I love little machines like that . Ones that actually move . Kinetic art !
This motor is intended for short-term operation. Look at my engine that just started up. I think you'll probably be interested
Yes. I tried adding a heat sink and it helps.
I watched all your 19 videos on the Stirling stove. You do great work. I left some questions (sorry, but I don't understand Polish). How much power does it produce? What will you use it for? I did not understand what the water does (pressure release?)
@@tsbrownie I don't know how much power it will have. This is the first try for now. There will be fixes. These corrugated pipes offer a lot of air resistance and make loud noises. the device is designed to heat a self-sufficient house, heat water and produce electricity for lighting
Fascinating, is this a variation of the Sterling engine?
For part 1, I looked up the definition of a stirling engine, and this one fails on 2 accounts. It is a vacuum or atmospheric engine.