
handle: 11025/1909
This paper treats of a numerical dynamic model of Stirling engine crank mechanism. The model is included in the complex model of combined heat and power unit. The unit is composed of the Stirling engine and of attached three-phase synchronous generator. This generator should start the Stirling engine in motor mode as well. It is necessary to combine the crank shaft dynamic model and the complete thermal model of Stirling engine for simulations and analyses of engine run. Our aim is to create a dynamics model which takes into account the parameters of crankshaft, piston rods, pistons, and attached generator. For unit working, the electro-mechanical behaviour of generator is also important. That is why we experimentally verified the parameters of generator. The measured characteristics are used in a complex model of heat and power unit. Moreover, it is also possible to determine the Stirling engine torque by the help of these electro-mechanical characteristics. These values can be used e. g. for determination of optimal engine working point or for unit control.
machinery for power engineering, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, TA349-359, crank mechanism, synchronous motors, Combined heat and power unit, klikový mechanismus, energetické strojírenství, Crank mechanism, synchronní motory, Synchronous generator, matematický model, mathematical model, Stirling engine, Simulation, Model
machinery for power engineering, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, TA349-359, crank mechanism, synchronous motors, Combined heat and power unit, klikový mechanismus, energetické strojírenství, Crank mechanism, synchronní motory, Synchronous generator, matematický model, mathematical model, Stirling engine, Simulation, Model
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