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Hot Water Stirling Engine – Robinson type
Introduction:
The Robinson hot air engine was common in England. Patented in 1889, large quantites of them were produced as recently as the 1920s. Used in England and Europe until the WW-II era, they were displaced by electric motors and small but powerful internal combusion engines.
The Robinson's displacer moves vertically and the power piston moves horizontally. This 90' arrangement makes for a very compact size. In fact, the power piston connecting rod weaves its way through the displacer linkage.
Robinson Hot Water Stirling Engine _ JAJ830
Place this Robison Stirling Engine on a cup of hot water / hot coffee & it may needs some time to start. The time is depends on the heat source given & is generally within 30 seconds to 2 minutes…
The engine won’t start by itself, but given a little push in the proper direction (strong enough to coast the parts over for several cycles), the engine will take off and continue running on its own.
**The engine is ONLY for hot water! Please DO NOT use fire directly, because the diaplacer is made of polyfoam and can not sustain high temperature.
Specification:-
Weight : 200g
Sizes : 120mm x 120mm x 120mm
Material : 40% Aluminium & 60% Arcylic
Color : transparent
video - https://youtu.be/DxQog-VIeig
~ Christmas Gifts | Xmas Presents & Gift Ideas
~ Free shipping
~ Alternative energy
~ Stirling Engine Models
~ Science experiment ideas
~ School Science Fair Project Ideas
~ Smart Science Gifts For Kids
~ Collection
~ A gift for adults & child
~ A green toy, no battery required
~ Run on Hot Water
Hot Water Stirling Engine – Robinson type
Introduction:
The Robinson hot air engine was common in England. Patented in 1889, large quantites of them were produced as recently as the 1920s. Used in England and Europe until the WW-II era, they were displaced by electric motors and small but powerful internal combusion engines.
The Robinson's displacer moves vertically and the power piston moves horizontally. This 90' arrangement makes for a very compact size. In fact, the power piston connecting rod weaves its way through the displacer linkage.
Robinson Hot Water Stirling Engine _ JAJ830
Place this Robison Stirling Engine on a cup of hot water / hot coffee & it may needs some time to start. The time is depends on the heat source given & is generally within 30 seconds to 2 minutes…
The engine won’t start by itself, but given a little push in the proper direction (strong enough to coast the parts over for several cycles), the engine will take off and continue running on its own.
**The engine is ONLY for hot water! Please DO NOT use fire directly, because the diaplacer is made of polyfoam and can not sustain high temperature.
Specification:-
Weight : 200g
Sizes : 120mm x 120mm x 120mm
Material : 40% Aluminium & 60% Arcylic
Color : transparent
video - https://youtu.be/DxQog-VIeig
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