Its not, if you have no water its good that you can generate power if you live in a small isolated place with only wood to burn. Of course if you have water, steam engines are superior.
superior, but significantly more complicated to operate and maintain. always a trade-off - this one is dead simple and pretty robust, if not perfectly efficient.
some late info. at 4:24, it appear that the pma is belt driven. it is not clear on which side engine output is located. if on the right, the prime mover has negative MA over the load. (Mechanical Advantage) googletranslate
I can understand using external combustion if you only have low-grade fuel available, but surely vapourised paraffin would be better used in an internal combustion setup. So what was the manufacturer's original purpose?
Why do you never answer anyone, sad really, you seem to have one of the only working generators in the World and tease us every five years with another video of you stating it up 😜
For a few years I used a kerosene heater for my home (Providing a good deal of experience for the following). After using kerosene, lamp oil and liquid paraffin. The kerosene and various lamp oils I tried, simply put, stunk. The liquid paraffin on the other hand was more efficient, burned cleaner and had only a slight sent of a candle burning. Putting liquid paraffin in with the other fuels (50/50) greatly improved their drawbacks for indoor use. I would say stick with paraffin. Less cleanup as well. One question though; I may have missed it, but what is the air pump for?
AH Glasher ,Paraffin is OK as long as the flame stays alight but if it goes out for any reason the white smoke seems to stick to your clothing which makes the women folk complain .
Like I mentioned, I have years of experience with paraffin and I am at a loss at what your speaking of.My heater has gone out from it going empty and yes there was some residual odor, but that wick was MUCH larger that the one here which would seem to create a greater amount of fumes and odor. barumman, I used to purchase paraffin by the 55gal drum and used a small pump to get it out.. Please describe what you're referring to. I would be pleased to hear your experience with the situation you're speaking of..
AH Glasher, There is no wick, the fuel is sprayed into the vaporiser, if there is a flameout the fuel gives off a white smoke which stinks, you can see it in the video before the blow lamp is applied .
The pressurizing foot-pump was for the working fluid (i.e. hot air). Higher pressures significantly increase power. It self-pumps but priming speeds up starting.
It is an interesting machine. But stirling engine does not need to generate circular movements to produce electricity. Develope one model like one tube, with one side with heat, it heat can be generated with wood, solar energy etc. Must be interesting develope a modern version of it...
the mp1002ca uses the external tubular frame as a compressed air tank, the problem is that it's a bit too small to get the engine started from cold. compressed air is used to atomize the fuel for combustion, but more importantly it is used to pressurize the crancase so the engine can produce usable power. it has a built-in air compressor so once it's running it pressurizes itself but the external pump is needed to get it going.
Antonio Cardoso Esse é um grupo gerador Sturling que a Philips fabricou em mil novecentos e guaraná de rolha. É um motor de combustão externa, menos eficiente do que um motor de carro à gasolina, por exemplo, mas tem suas vantaens: Dá pra tocar com qualquer combustível ou fonte de calor e é super simples de montar, construir e manter. Espero ter ajudado!
Hopelessly impractical but still a wonderful thing, and I think the only Stirling engine for domestic use ever bought to market! I would love one!
Its not, if you have no water its good that you can generate power if you live in a small isolated place with only wood to burn.
Of course if you have water, steam engines are superior.
superior, but significantly more complicated to operate and maintain. always a trade-off - this one is dead simple and pretty robust, if not perfectly efficient.
There you go. www.inresol.se/the-inresol-stirling-engine/
Since paraffin is more per gallon than petrol.
NASA Uses them. Back in the 70s the Air Force ran them in everyday work trucks.
What a good thing it turns !!!! What a amazing machine !!!!
Che bene che gira!!!! Che meraviglia di macchina!!!
Reminds me a little bit of the refrigerator in "Back to the Future III".
What a privilege to own one of these. Does it include a governor to hold it at 50 or 60 Hz?
Very Thanks For Sharing This Very Detailed Video :)
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I would like to know how much parafine does this engine use to run one hour.
Very interesting piece of history. How many watts output?
180 watts, but consumes 400 ml of kerosene in an hour, so efficiency is VERY low- 5-6%
some late info. at 4:24, it appear that the pma is belt driven. it is not clear on which side engine output is located. if on the right, the prime mover has negative MA over the load. (Mechanical Advantage) googletranslate
que lindo motor economico cero contaminacion saludos
De hecho hay una empresa que los fabrica
Во молотит! Эдак он разлетится через пару дней...:)
I can understand using external combustion if you only have low-grade fuel available, but surely vapourised paraffin would be better used in an internal combustion setup.
So what was the manufacturer's original purpose?
it was used in warfare to power the vacuum tube transceivers
lo vendi? sarei molto curioso di studiarlo e valutare la sua clonazione in piccola serie
Why do you never answer anyone, sad really, you seem to have one of the only working generators in the World and tease us every five years with another video of you stating it up 😜
Hello caloric16 (Bob Sier), I've looking for a PHILIPS gen set and was wondering if you would sell yours.
Thanks
Sam.
Hi, You forgot to mention having to change all your clothing due to the smell from the Paraffin vapour. :)
Thanks Cyril. It might smell less with lamp oil but paraffin is cheaper. I might try your LPG modification on another engine.
For a few years I used a kerosene heater for my home (Providing a good deal of experience for the following). After using kerosene, lamp oil and liquid paraffin. The kerosene and various lamp oils I tried, simply put, stunk. The liquid paraffin on the other hand was more efficient, burned cleaner and had only a slight sent of a candle burning. Putting liquid paraffin in with the other fuels (50/50) greatly improved their drawbacks for indoor use. I would say stick with paraffin. Less cleanup as well. One question though; I may have missed it, but what is the air pump for?
AH Glasher ,Paraffin is OK as long as the flame stays alight but if it goes out for any reason the white smoke seems to stick to your clothing which makes the women folk complain .
Like I mentioned, I have years of experience with paraffin and I am at a loss at what your speaking of.My heater has gone out from it going empty and yes there was some residual odor, but that wick was MUCH larger that the one here which would seem to create a greater amount of fumes and odor. barumman, I used to purchase paraffin by the 55gal drum and used a small pump to get it out.. Please describe what you're referring to. I would be pleased to hear your experience with the situation you're speaking of..
AH Glasher,
There is no wick, the fuel is sprayed into the vaporiser, if there is a flameout the fuel gives off a white smoke which stinks, you can see it in the video before the blow lamp is applied .
Is it for sale? I would like to buy it.
are you pressurizing the system ? the burner fuel pressure tank
Pretty sure he is. Seems to be about the same principle as a Camp Stove that uses White Gas or Petrol (Gas, for us Yanks).
The pressurizing foot-pump was for the working fluid (i.e. hot air). Higher pressures significantly increase power. It self-pumps but priming speeds up starting.
It is an interesting machine. But stirling engine does not need to generate circular movements to produce electricity. Develope one model like one tube, with one side with heat, it heat can be generated with wood, solar energy etc. Must be interesting develope a modern version of it...
It should run silent, perhaps worn?
would be nice to buy components from this and make wood stove powered
Are drawings available?
WTF are you doing with the bicycle pump?
3:45
Induction used for cooking could improve your design and help you create a stand alone power generator. Novartis
How much horse power?
Muito bom gostei
I wonder where I could find one of these? Iv been interested in them awhile and havnt been able to find one.
Good luck, I've been trying to find one to buy for 20 years!!
impossible, perhaps there are still a few specimens, preserved as a memory of war and after war, but they don't even sell you by weight of gold
this is model a alpha?
beta. displacer and power piston in the same cylinder.
What the hell is foot pump for?
the mp1002ca uses the external tubular frame as a compressed air tank, the problem is that it's a bit too small to get the engine started from cold. compressed air is used to atomize the fuel for combustion, but more importantly it is used to pressurize the crancase so the engine can produce usable power. it has a built-in air compressor so once it's running it pressurizes itself but the external pump is needed to get it going.
marzsit That What I was thinking about very good explanation. Thank you
Where can I buy one of these...
There you go. www.inresol.se/the-inresol-stirling-engine/
@@andreaskarlsson1187 Whispergen ma sono una altra cosa
si me prenden ese motor a la 2 de la mañana
llamo a la policia jajajaja
you are wrong it is very silent, there are no explosions, but only rustling of flame, and rotating parts
Would you like to sell ?
nigen sabe para serve isso ,não esplica nada então não é nada mais doque nada nada nada
Antonio Cardoso Esse é um grupo gerador Sturling que a Philips fabricou em mil novecentos e guaraná de rolha. É um motor de combustão externa, menos eficiente do que um motor de carro à gasolina, por exemplo, mas tem suas vantaens: Dá pra tocar com qualquer combustível ou fonte de calor e é super simples de montar, construir e manter. Espero ter ajudado!
Antonio Cardoso Stirling***
Where to buy?
impossible, perhaps there are still a few specimens, preserved as a memory of war and after war, but they don't even sell you by weight of gold
dque coisa
Where can I buy one of these...
This one is from the stoneage. This is a new improved version. www.inresol.se/the-inresol-stirling-engine/
impossible, perhaps there are still a few specimens, preserved as a memory of war and after war, but they don't even sell you by weight of gold