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Performance improvement of a stirling engine regenerator by combined-mesh matrix.
, 1988 Yoshikatsu HlRATSUKA +3 more
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Free-piston Stirling technology for space power [PDF]
An overview is presented of the NASA Lewis Research Center free-piston Stirling engine activities directed toward space power. This work is being carried out under NASA's new Civil Space Technology Initiative (CSTI).
Slaby, Jack G.
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Transient performance prediction of solar dish concentrator integrated with stirling and TEG for small scale irrigation system: A case of Ethiopia. [PDF]
Heliyon, 2022 Bekele EA, Ancha VR.
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Overview of NASA supported Stirling thermodynamic loss research [PDF]
NASA is funding research to characterize Stirling machine thermodynamic losses. NASA's primary goal is to improve Stirling design codes to support engine development for space and terrestrial power.
Geng, Steven M., Tew, Roy C.
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Isothermal Simulation with Decoupled Losses for Kinematic Stirling Engine Design.
, 1993 Jesús-Ignacio Prieto, Roberto Díaz
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Overview of the 1986 free-piston Stirling SP-100 activities at the NASA Lewis Research Center [PDF]
An overview of the NASA Lewis Research Center SP-100 free-piston Stirling engine activities is presented. These activities include a free-piston Stirling space-power technology feasibility demonstration project as part of the SP-100 program being ...
Slaby, J. G.
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Recent Stirling engine loss-understanding results [PDF]
For several years, NASA and other U.S. government agencies have been funding experimental and analytical efforts to improve the understanding of Stirling thermodynamic losses.
Dudenhoefer, James E. +2 more
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Initial Comparison of Single Cylinder Stirling Engine Computer Model Predictions with Test Results [PDF]
A Stirling engine digital computer model developed at NASA Lewis Research Center was configured to predict the performance of the GPU-3 single-cylinder rhombic drive engine. Revisions to the basic equations and assumptions are discussed.
Miao, D., Tew, R. C., Jr., Thieme, L. G.
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