Some of my Stirling hot air engines of various types and fuels Photo Gallery by Carl Carlsen at pbase.com

Some of my Stirling hot air engines of various types and fuels

Stirling engines are quite fascinating. Some are solar powered, some alcohol or most anything which will burn and I even have a 'temperature differental' engine which senses the difference in temperature between the top plate and bottom plate.

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A Huxtable stirling hot air engine.	Rider Ericsson Hot Air Pumping engine	A Ross B-20 stirling hot air engine	Stirling hot air 'beam' engine
Temperature differential Stirling engine	Cute little Alcohol burning Stirling engine	Flamelicker	Allbon
Ringbom Stirling engine	Alcohol burning Stirling engine	Hog Stirling Eng. #2	Hog Stirling Eng. # 3
Hog Stirling Eng. # 4	Hog Stirling Eng. # 5	Hog Stirling Eng. # 6	Larger (bigger brother) Alcohol burning Stirling engine.
Little Hog and big brother	Robinson "look alike"	Robinson "look alike" displacer piston.	Robinson "look alike" all restored

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Ape		21-Nov-2011 08:13
That would be a "low temperature differential" engine. Seeing as how ALL stirling engines would require a temperature differential to work. Those with a burner are High Temperature Differential engines. LTDs that are well-built requires no more than a 5 degree difference between the displacer and the work cylinder.

Amos		31-Jul-2006 12:54
If I wanted to bild one to power a 7500 wit gen how big would it have to be Amos at ts4pain@msn.com

rms		01-Feb-2006 00:30
Very nice collection

james2002		26-Nov-2005 17:38
Quite a unique collection you have here. Would be interesting to see each of them work. Jim

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