My stirling engine , now it runs on alcohol stoves ! Special thanks Lan SC !,

[thanh-cuibap]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn3ZidE ... e=youtu.be
now it runs on alcohol stoves

[James]

Hi Thanh,

Just seen your video. A beautifully made machine. Just wondering, have you ever considered also building one that can be used to perform real work in rural settings?

[thanh-cuibap]

yes ! i'm thinking about that !!

[James]

I chance upon this machine and I think it is awesome!!
I am trying now to raise awareness about the usefulness of the Stirling Engine to people at my website.
https://www.tolifeonline.org/lifestuff.php
If you do work on this project we will be very excited to help showcase it over at our site so that more people can benefit.

[thanh-cuibap]

I chance upon this machine and I think it is awesome!!
I am trying now to raise awareness about the usefulness of the Stirling Engine to people at my website.
https://www.tolifeonline.org/lifestuff.php
If you do work on this project we will be very excited to help showcase it over at our site so that more people can benefit.

I don't understand , you can submit all details help me ?? I'm sorry I'm english not good ...
mail : minh.stirling@gmail.com

[cbstirling2]

Hi Thanh,

Just seen your video. A beautifully made machine. Just wondering, have you ever considered also building one that can be used to perform real work in rural settings?

I know this isn't a reference to a stirling engine, but maybe 4 cycle engine could be ran on a wood gasifier? I've seen that done on TV or they ran an old car from burning wood.

[cbstirling2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn3ZidE ... e=youtu.be
now it runs on alcohol stoves

What material do you use as an insulator between the hothead and the cooler side of the displacer cylinder?

[thanh-cuibap]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn3ZidE ... e=youtu.be
now it runs on alcohol stoves

What material do you use as an insulator between the hothead and the cooler side of the displacer cylinder?

I use bakelite plastics , you can use teflon.... !
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[Aviator168]

Congrats. You got a working stirling engine.

[Ian S C]

Bakelite stinks when it gets hot.
Ian S C

[Trevor]

You can also use high temperature head gasket material. Cut a few gaskets to make for the same thickness. I have used this idea a few times to try and prevent heat going to the cooling area.
Trev