Publication detail

Optimization of Hot Chamber of Stirling Engine

MACHÁČEK, J. KRÁTKÝ, M.

Original Title

Optimization of Hot Chamber of Stirling Engine

Type

conference paper

Language

English

Original Abstract

During the last few years, there is a significant increase in interest about use of Stirling heat machine as a typical propulsive unit, i.e. engine, in many technical branches. Reason for this is that its principle and high construction variability allow many different both conventional and unusual combinations of technical design especially for propel device integration. The Department of Electrical Power Engineering, FEEC BUT developed a model of the Stirling engine used for laboratory seminars, which was constructed in didactic intelligible design interfacing two basic modifications, beta and gamma. This model is especially useful to utilize renewable energetic resources, e.g. for construction simple solar energy system or cogeneration unit using less noble biomass fuels. The goal of this project is a detailed analysis of Stirling engine's thermodynamic processes aimed to reach better technical parameters (efficacy, power output), as well as analysis of working and dynamic features focused on optimization its function as a cogeneration unit.

Keywords

Stirling, Schmidt, engine,

Authors

MACHÁČEK, J.; KRÁTKÝ, M.

RIV year

2005

Released

14. 8. 2005

Publisher

Tiborné Kovács

Location

Miskolc

ISBN

963-661-678-7

Book

5th International Conference of PhD Students

Pages from

349

Pages to

355

Pages count

6

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT14977,
  author="Jan {Macháček} and Milan {Krátký}",
  title="Optimization of Hot Chamber of Stirling Engine",
  booktitle="5th International Conference of PhD Students",
  year="2005",
  pages="349--355",
  publisher="Tiborné Kovács",
  address="Miskolc",
  isbn="963-661-678-7"
}