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Application of Stirling Cycle Generators in Production Operations

CIPC/SPE Gas Technology Symposium 2008 Joint Conference, 2008
Abstract Clean, inexpensive, and reliable on-site electric power generation for remote wellsites is an emerging need. There is a growing demand for electric power sources in the range of ½ to 1.5 kW to run pumping units and pumps on liquid loaded gas wells.
Bryan D. Dotson, Joe M. Rochelle, Loren Madden   +2 more
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An approach to the analysis of regenerators of stirling-cycle machines

International Journal of Refrigeration, 1992
Abstract The governing equations of the regenerator of Stirling-cycle machines are derived by using the Lagrangian method in terms of the displacement of the displacer, so that time does not appear in the equations. A simplifying assumption is made that the heat transfer coefficient, based on the displacement of the displacer rather than time, is ...
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Stirling-cycle cryocooler active vibration control

Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Control and Applications, 2002
A cryogenic cooler capable of continuously maintaining the required cryogenic temperature is one of the critical elements enabling space-borne surveillance sensors to detect cold objects against a space background or warm objects against an Earth background.
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The Potential of the Stirling Cycle Heat Pump

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part A: Journal of Power Engineering, 1989
An important potential application of the electrically driven Stirling cycle heat pump is in the field of industrial waste heat recovery. Here the temperatures and temperature lifts required are often outside the scope of existing types of heat pump.
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Theoretical Performance of Stirling Cycle Engines

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1965
<div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper is supplementary to an earlier presentation of a generalized theoretical analysis of the Stirling engine cycle developed by Finkelstein. The theory is complex and the final equations do not have closed solutions. Only one numerical result was given with the original presentation of the theory.
G. Walker, M. I. Khan
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Simulation of Stirling engine working cycle

2007
This paper describes model of Stirling machines. The model will be used for optimalization of power station. The power station consists of Stirling engine and electric generator. The genetic algorithms can be used for identification parameters of engine.
M. Sikora, R. Vlach
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Hybrid Stirling/Otto Cycle for CCHP

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The use of a novel thermodynamic cycle combined with a high efficiency expander and compressor provides a unique product opportunity for residential, commercial and industrial Combined Cooling, Heating and Power (CCHP) applications. The cycle can be described as a combination between a Stirling Cycle and an Otto Cycle with isothermal compression ...
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Computer Analysis of Stirling Cycle Cryocooler

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1995
<div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper discusses about the software ‘ISCP’ developed for thermodynamic design and analysis of Stirling cycle cryocooler. The model is based on second order analysis method which assumes the various parasitic losses as independent of each other.
G. V. Pande, H. Narayanamurthy
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A Mathematical Model for the Stirling Engine Cycle

Journal of Engineering for Power, 1981
A mathematical model for the Stirling engine cycle is presented. This model differs from the Schmidt Cycle in that an adiabatic dead space is assumed and that the enthalpy exchange between various volumes is accounted for. The model, in general, predicts performance which is lower than the Schmidt Cycle.
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Thermodynamic Design of Stirling Cycle Machines

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Mechanical Engineering Science, 1987
When local, instantaneous departures from ideal reversible behaviour are evaluated in terms of the entropy generation rate, the differential equations describing the unsteady processes in the Stirling cycle machine give way to steady flow forms.
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