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Hi the Stirling's fans, Ho thanks for the question Andrzej: I try to be quick because I'm very late to see it... You can bring/translate this answer to the polish forum because polish is very hard for me, despite all my efforts :mrgreen: The batteries' cost and maintenance are indeed the main issue ...

Hi Andrzej,

Thank you, don't hesitate do broadcast this near your polish friends, and more !

Best regards, and good work for your rotary Stirling project.

Remundo.

Hi the Stirling's Fans, Today, I present you a 100 km travel inside the CATHI Berlingomoreen in full electric mode as if you were driving with me. http://sycomoreen.free.fr/imgs/CATHI_echelle_eng.JPG The CATHI Berlingomoreen is a prototype which aims to promote the innovating and new architecture de...

Hi Andrzej, This is not my personal idea, that's a development from Yves SAUGET with his latest ROPAL engine. Yves SAUGET is my Friend Inventor from Quebec. His leading idea is to think up non conventional spherical geometries, and actually, all of them are not adapted for Stirling, but it has to be...

Hi Theropod, no hard prototype build yet. Purely and fascinating spherical concept... Other one ? Yes Recent works dedicated to amazing spherical engines... Here is the ROPAL Festival by Yves SAUGET . http://sycomoreen.free.fr/imgs/ROPAL/ROPAL38.gif permanent link And best wishes for the New Year 20...

Hi the Stirling's fans,


To continue the show of Pascal HA PHAM and Yves SAUGET's engines, Sycomoreen is inviting you to watch a compilation of the latest 24 gif movies about ZZ and Turbicone.

Bye !

Hi Pascal, Hi The Stirling's fans This is the news of Septempber 2010. Sycomoreen is inviting you to watch the SPRATL FAQ which has been meaningfully updated... http://sycomoreen.free.fr/imgs/trilo_1.gif You will discover the SPRATL engine : Stirling by Sycomoreen , its fields of application and the...

Hello the Stirling's fans, Why does SAERE achieve a variable valve timing with an epicyclic gearing ? Here is the short and illustrated in the SAERE's FAQ which has just been updated. You're friendly invited to discover or see again our Anti Friction epicyclic rotary valve from France Bye ! :cool:

Hi the Stirling's fans, News about the SYCOMOREEN's Stirling Some recall http://www.econologie.info/share/partager2/12665708172RW8U7.jpg The Stirling Engines with Rotary annular TriLobic Pistons TriLobiques (SPRATL) are coming from the adaptation by SYCOMOREEN of the original machines trilobiques RP...

Hi the Friends,

Unveiled views and amazing motions ?

Sycomoreen offers you a full immersion through the MPRBC's kinematics

Enjoy, and read you soon

Hi the Stirling Fan's In France, our MPRBC makes one's life... First prototypes have been assemblied... On the wall in a way... http://www.econologie.info/share/partager2/1261684304Z3l95g.JPG and the reverse way. http://www.econologie.info/share/partager2/12616844915eIj8W.JPG A small zoom on the hea...

Hi The Stirling's Fans, A resuming article on the French "Anti-Friction rotary epicyclic valve" (SAERE) has been published on the Invention-Europe Portal. For those who were looking for an easy approach of SAERE, that is the opportunity to find one. :razz: More information and many other a...

Hi the Stirling men and Women, Today, I'm pleased to show you a little poster which summarizes the technical points to use SAERE on conventionnal machines with cylinders. SAERE_4cyl_eng_fra.JPG More information on SAERE here in this FAQ Surely a nice valve for high pressure Stirling's application li...

You will discover in our "renewable energy production" activity the photovoltaic farm over since one week . For our engineering works, the anti-erosion epicyclic rotary valve (SAERE) is notably unveiled. And we keep to think about our SPRATL, but shuuuutt... :razz: Good reading and see you...

Hi the Stirling Men, Here is a video about MPRBC (rotary pistons machine with controlled beating), not basically a Stirling (initially designed for internal combustion), but it could be adapted for Stirling cycles. And nevertheless, the clip is quite interesting ; it's indeed the first 3D video of t...