Dec 23, 2019 9:39 PM
ericleny8888
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dargonfarce
Nice
SyeedAli
?1
jimfixx
In this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics
JackDoodle
What about the laws of cause and effect?
Subsound
Sterling engines seems like an efficient way to convert waste heat energy into more power
megodk
Sterling engines are apparently significantly more efficient than current ICEs... at least under ideal conditions
Theyre more efficient but i think they generally have lower torque. Fewer moving parts and self contained seem ideal for a generator
PrivateThrasher
My friend doesn’t understand what is going on, can someone explain it for him.
RaptorCav
By heating up the air, it expands, which pushes the piston onthe other side, then they all cycle by way of the flywheel.
He said thank you.
dargonfarce
Nice
SyeedAli
jimfixx
In this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics
JackDoodle
What about the laws of cause and effect?
Subsound
Sterling engines seems like an efficient way to convert waste heat energy into more power
megodk
Sterling engines are apparently significantly more efficient than current ICEs... at least under ideal conditions
Subsound
Theyre more efficient but i think they generally have lower torque. Fewer moving parts and self contained seem ideal for a generator
PrivateThrasher
My friend doesn’t understand what is going on, can someone explain it for him.
RaptorCav
By heating up the air, it expands, which pushes the piston onthe other side, then they all cycle by way of the flywheel.
PrivateThrasher
He said thank you.