Experiment:
Stirling Engine D
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Stirling Engine D, 8000595 [UE2060100-230], Thermodynamic cycles](/imagelibrary/UE2060100-230/UE2060100-230_01_Experiment-Stirling-Engine-D.jpg)
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Experiment:
Stirling Engine D
Objective: Operate a functional model of a Stirling engine as a heat engine
A hot-air engine is a classical example of a heat engine. In the course of a thermodynamic cycle thermal energy is fed in from a high temperature reservoir and then partially converted into useable mechanical energy. The remaining thermal energy is then transferred to a reservoir at a lower temperature.
Item No.: 8000595 [UE2060100-230]
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