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RE: Stirling Engines - Exploiting Temperature Differential to Produce Mechanical Work
This is more like a re-explanation of my MCE409 class....
Engine esp the internal combustion engine are popular topics of interest. However, external combustion engines like the Stirling engine are also as important and as said, are gaining popularity especially because solar power systems are also gaining presence and are being widely used these days. So, it deserves more attention as well.... Thanks for walking us through this. It was a nice read - worthwhile.
Keep writing sire
Thanks Bro. I decided to try my hands in your field. I hope I didn't disappoint much. Yes I like the sensitivity of the Stirling engine because it means we can achieve results with just small differences in temperatures between the heat source and heat sink.
Thanks for being here.
You are so vast and well knowledgeable. I can even say you did quite better than expected.
Yeah, it's quite a remarkable improvement on the operation of the steam engines.
Thanks man for the vote of confidence.