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Calibration and comparison of the NASA Lewis free-piston Stirling engine model predictions with RE-1000 test data [PDF]

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A free-piston Stirling engine performance code is being upgraded and validated at the NASA Lewis Research Center under an interagency agreement between the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory and NASA Lewis.
Geng, Steven M.
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Test results of a Stirling engine utilizing heat exchanger modules with an integral heat pipe [PDF]

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The Heat Pipe Stirling Engine (HP-1000), a free-piston Stirling engine incorporating three heat exchanger modules, each having a sodium filled heat pipe, has been tested at the NASA-Lewis Research Center as part of the Civil Space Technology Initiative ...
Brusk, Kevin D.   +3 more
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The 25 kWe solar thermal Stirling hydraulic engine system: Conceptual design [PDF]

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The conceptual design and analysis of a solar thermal free-piston Stirling hydraulic engine system designed to deliver 25 kWe when coupled to a 11 meter test bed concentrator is documented.
Emigh, Grant   +4 more
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Recent Advances in Design of Low Cost Film Concentrator and Low Pressure Free Piston Stirling Engines for Solar Power [PDF]

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The free piston Stirling-linear alternator was shown to be scalable to power levels of tens of kilowatts in a form which is simple, efficient, long lived and relatively inexpensive.
Beale, W.   +2 more
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Comparison of Stirling engines for use with a 25-kW disk-electric conversion system [PDF]

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Heat engines were evaluated for terrestrial solar heat receivers. The Stirling Engine was identified as one of the most promising engines for terrestrial applications.
Shaltens, Richard K.
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Preliminary designs for 25 kWe advanced Stirling conversion systems for dish electric applications [PDF]

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Under the Department of Energy's (DOE) Solar Thermal Technology Program, Sandia National Laboratories is evaluating heat engines for terrestrial Solar Distributed Heat Receivers.
Schreiber, Jeffrey G.   +1 more
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