LTD regenerative displacer

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Alphax

Re: LTD regenerative displacer

Post by Alphax »

Tom,

- yes, it is quite a nice, readable piece of work with some nice photos. Also, there is a useful table showing how the LTD that she worked on varies in rpm as a function of temperature difference.
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Re: LTD regenerative displacer

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Turns out my "new style" LTD regenerator is not so new after all.

I just came across this video from 8 years ago, showing the assembly of a 3D printed Ringbom type LTD with essentially the same type of stationary regenerator on the sides, surrounding the displacer rather than being incorporated into the displacer itself.

https://youtu.be/Dxu6yYSwVnk

That this is also a Beta type free-piston LTD Ringbom is also interesting.
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Re: LTD regenerative displacer

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There is a 3D print file for the above LTD Ringbom free-piston engine on Thingiverse

Free-piston Stirling engine https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1419414
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