Regenerator applications of the beta type Stirling engine

Stirling engines are all heat energy heat engines. Solar energy and geothermal energy sources, which are the cleanest energy sources in the world, are used in the operation of Stirling engines. The basic operation principle of Stirling motors is based on obtaining mechanical energy thanks to the temperature difference. The most important factors in the mechanical energy conversion from heat energy in Stirling engines are the removal of heat losses and the reduction of mechanical losses. In this study, motor moment and motor power changes are investigated by placing the regenerator mesh around the cooling fins between the hot and cold region. The highest motor torque and power values are taken in the application with the rewinder of the knitting. The highest engine power was measured as 64,715 W at 940 rpm engine speed at 8 bar charge pressure.