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A small chariot with Stirling engine
(6) | 08/12/2014 | Translate: A Japanese built a small float that moves with the help of two Stirling engine. How does a Stirling engine can be seen in This video.
The Bill Nye demonstrates the functionality of a Stirling engine The Stirling engine is an external combustion heat engine that works with a specific amount of air circulating within a container. The cyclic compression and expansion of air that is in the pot with the help of a plunger converts thermal energy into kinetic. Here, the presenter and scientific researcher Bill Nye makes us a demonstration of the machine.- 1909 fan that works without electricity This fan is 110 years old. Constructed in 1909 by German Hubertus Raab and its operation using a hot air Stirling engine. The Stirling engine is an external combustion heat engine that works with a specific amount of air circulating within a container. The cyclic compression and expansion of air that is in the pot with the help of a plunger converts thermal energy into kinetic.
- An 8-cylinder Stirling engine The Stirling engine is a thermal external combustion engine that operates by compression and expansion of air. With the aid of a plunger, the thermal energy is converted into kinetic. Here we see original Stirling engine with 8 cylinders, which is for sale here.
- Trolley with mechanical horse The user jeep2003 shows the carriage constructed, which pulls a steel mechanical "horse". This strange horse has two legs that move with the help of a motor. The driver uses the reins to steer the machine as it would with a normal horse.
- A miniature Stirling engine A Stirling engine with a 5 mm diameter cylinder. The Stirling engine is an external combustion heat engine that works with a specific amount of air circulating within a container. The cyclic compression and expansion of air that is in the pot with the help of a plunger converts thermal energy into kinetic.
- KURATAS: The manned robot from Japan For the Japanese who are lovers of Mech & robots in General, Maybe it's a dream life. The KURATAS recently presented at Wonder Festival of Japan, and it is a manned robot reminiscent of the famous futuristic cartoons. It is fully functional and moves with the help of wheels and a diesel engine, While it offers safe pneumatic weapon in his hands, which are activated when the pilot smiles. Manufactured by the company Suidobashi Heavy Industry and costs about $ 1 million.
- A handmade Stirling engine The Stirling engine is an external combustion heat engine that works with a specific amount of air circulating within a container. The cyclic compression and expansion of air that is in the pot with the help of a plunger converts thermal energy into kinetic.
- Speed race with motorcycle-carriages This is the annual motorcycle-tank race in Australia. The motorcycles which have been adapted on replicas of Roman chariots, they are driven with the help of long sticks on their handlebars.
- The engine does not start In front of a motorcycle, a parrot imitates the sound of an engine trying to start.
- The chronicle of the construction of a Bugatti Chiron replica A group of young people from Vietnam, spent 365 days building a handmade Bugatti Chiron with simple materials. The mechanical parts are fully functional, and the car is powered by an old four-cylinder Toyota engine with a carburetor.
- The rotor challenge A man stands on top of a helicopter rotor, and rotates as the engine starts. This is an impressive 3d animation by MBG CORE (from beginning to end we see computer graphics), which was done with the help of a Rokoko smartsuit motion detection suit.
- Starting the engine in a Panther tank The Panzerkampfwagen V Panther was a tank used by the German army during World War II. It began production in 1943 and served until the end of the war. About 6,000 Panther tanks were produced during the season. It was armed with a 75 mm KwK42 L / 70 cannon, a formidable weapon, and was protected by shielding of different thickness, with the front hull being 80mm thick and the turret about 100-110 mm. It was powered by a 600 hp Maybach HL 230 P30 V12 engine, which gave it a maximum speed of 46 km / h. It had a crew of 5 pilots. The tank shown in the video is in the museum "The Australian Armour and Artillery Museum" in Queensland, Australia.
- 3 cars without oil in the engine: which will last longer; Wondering what would happen if your car's engine didn't have oil and coolant?; The Carwow show tested the engine endurance of a Honda Civic, a Peugeot 206 and a Ford Focus without oil and coolant. Which car will survive the longest time;
- A wooden car model with engine and gearbox Generic Woodworking from Lithuania, has built a small wooden car model that runs on a battery and drives all its mechanical parts. It also has a reverse gearbox.
- A Rubik's Cube that hovers and solves itself The Japanese nicknamed "Human Controller" constructed a Rubik's Cube in suspension by means of a magnetic field and is programmed to automatically solve.