Stirling Engine (How it works) Explained!

This video offers a simple explanation on the #Stirling #Engine
The power derived from these engines is proportional to the temperature difference between the hot cylinder and the cold cylinder.
The value of the sterling engine is that it can use fairly low-temperature heat, possible waste heat from a different type of heat engine. For example, the hot cylinder could be placed in the exhaust pipe of a gasoline engine. BMW used a similar idea; they added a steam engine to a gasoline engine where that water was heated by the exhaust gas and improved the overall efficiency.
For this Stirling Engine, you need a glass of COLD or HOT water to get it going.
To do this, the engine should be built to extract as much heat as possible from the hot gas over the flame, and to cool the cold cylinder as much as possible.
Starring:
Professor Presolski, Stanislav Ivaylov & "Fun Man" Fung
Directed by: Fun Man Fung

[@williamrobinson7435]

Thanks! Also, that's a really beautiful example they've got there. Very elegant flywheel, I thought..

[@chemfunman]

Glad you like it!

[@rohithsudhan2923]

great video

[@chemfunman]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@zarajwong]

Who makes this one?

[@chemfunman]

Dr. Stanislav

[@ThiruvengatamAdavan]

@@chemfunman is there a way I can buy one of these? This is amazing!

[@chemfunman]

@@ThiruvengatamAdavan try Amazon ?

[@chemfunman]

@@ThiruvengatamAdavan indeed! joy of life