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sbwhart:

--- Quote from: Brass_Machine on November 08, 2013, 10:53:26 AM ---Oh yeah... We can blame David for everything!  :lol:

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Now we mustn't be too hard on Dave after all he has a lot of orphans to look after


--- Quote ---nice  :clap: :clap: :clap:

are the plans available for that ?
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Angus:- The plans are on John Tom http://www.john-tom.com/StirlingPlans/LiveSteamStirling.pdf  but be warned if you follow them to closely it wont work. Main things I changed are:-

1:- CD disc for the fly wheel.

2:- Polystyrene displacer cylinder needs to be a closer fit on diameter with less clearance at top and bottom stroke.

3:- I used a paper gasket with gasket sealer.

4:- The piston is ally made as light as possible

the displacer cylinder is a bit of 110mm diameter * 3mm wall Perspex but my friend used a bit of 4" ish diameter drain pipe.

The swept volumes needs to have a ratio greater than 50 to 1

Thanks for your interest and

Good luck

Stew
Stilldrillin:

--- Quote from: Brass_Machine on November 08, 2013, 10:53:26 AM ---Oh yeah... We can blame David for everything!  :lol:

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Oh, heck!  :scratch: 

Sigh......... 
angus:
thanks for the link...... another project for the winter list

vtsteam:
Nice work Stew!

I have one that I've experimented with, and changed the displacer from expanded polystyrene foam, to a piece of Scotchbrite pad. I was curious to see if an open mesh displacer would work as well as a solid insulator if it gained from regeneration that way what it lost to permeability. It ran well with either displacer. Can't remember which was better.

Yours looks very nice.
krv3000:
will do one of them one day  :nrocks:
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