
doi: 10.2172/6203794
Mechanical Technology Incorporated is developing a 1 KWe Free-Piston Stirling ENgine (FPSE) Power System. The plan for testing the demonstrator power system is presented. The test hardware is a Free-Piston Stirling Engine prime mover driving a linear alternator. The demonstrator system is basically a modular assembly. The modules are the reciprocating alternator section, engine section, heater head insulation package assembly, and the pressure vessel. The test objective is to demonstrate a system with greater than 30% overall efficiency at 1 KW, 45 hz operating conditions, and to identify and isolate engine losses to provide a basis for future engine improvements.
20 Fossil-Fueled Power Plants, Design, Stirling Engines, 425003 -- Engineering-- Power Cycles-- Stirling-- (1980-), Thermal Power Plants, Performance Testing, Efficiency, Research Programs, Heat Engines, Testing 200102* -- Fossil-Fueled Power Plants-- Power Cycles, 42 Engineering, Power Range 1-10 Kw, Engines, Power Plants
20 Fossil-Fueled Power Plants, Design, Stirling Engines, 425003 -- Engineering-- Power Cycles-- Stirling-- (1980-), Thermal Power Plants, Performance Testing, Efficiency, Research Programs, Heat Engines, Testing 200102* -- Fossil-Fueled Power Plants-- Power Cycles, 42 Engineering, Power Range 1-10 Kw, Engines, Power Plants
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