Stirling engine performance testing apparatus
This is a very suitable teaching material for demonstrating thermal engineering, as it is a heat engine similar to the Carnot cycle that heats and cools gas within a cylinder and converts the thermal energy from its volume changes into work. The power generated by the engine is converted into electrical energy (W) using a motor generator or into mechanical energy (Nm) using a torque meter. Additionally, experiments on refrigeration cycles can be conducted using an external power source (sold separately). The included interface and software can display in real-time the cylinder pressure (kPa), rotational speed (rpm), cylinder volume (cm³), crank angle, and temperature data from both the heating and cooling sides of the displacer on a PC (sold separately), and can draw P-V diagrams to estimate the efficiency of the Stirling engine.
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04372-00 Glass Stirling Engine Dimensions and Weight: 290L x 200D x 150H mm, approximately 700g Rotation Speed: Maximum approximately 800 to 900 rev.min-1 (no load) Maximum Output: Approximately 1W Power Piston Volume: Minimum = 32 cm3, Maximum = 44 cm3 Caution: The measurement tolerance range of the rotation sensor is up to 1000 rev.min-1. If the rotation speed exceeds this, the sensor display may malfunction, so please control it to remain below 1000 rev.min-1.
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4372C Component Configuration 1. 04372-00 Glass Stirling Engine 2. 04372-01 Motor Generator Unit 3. 04372-02 Torque Meter (Prony Brake) 4. 04372-04 Alcohol Lamp and Chimney 5. 04372-10 Data Logger Module 6. 07361-01 Red Wiring Cable 500mm (2 pieces) 7. 07361-04 Blue Wiring Cable 500mm (3 pieces) 8. 13615-01 Thermocouple Nicr-Ni (2 pieces included) 9. 14580-61 measureLAB Software *Each of the above parts can be purchased individually. Delivery Record: Tokyo Institute of Technology, Toyohashi University of Technology, University of Electro-Communications, Shiga Prefectural University, Meijo University, Daido University, Kanagawa Institute of Technology, Nagano National College of Technology, Kagoshima National College of Technology, Suzuka National College of Technology.
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P-V diagram measurement screen reference diagram (PC sold separately) measureLAB software operating environment OS: Windows 8/10/Mac 10.9 or later CPU: Core 2 Duo 2GHz, i5 2.4GHz or higher Required memory: 4GB or more Required disk space: 8GB or more Display: 1280×720 or higher File output: CSV, EXCEL format *Please note that the software will be in English.
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Data logger module installation photo
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Motor generator unit installation photo 04372-01 Motor generator unit Motor supply voltage: maximum 12V (refrigeration cycle operation) Indicator bulb: 4V/40mA Belt diameter: 150mm (circumference approximately 475mm)
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Torque meter (probes brake) installation photo 04372-02 Torque meter (probes brake) Measurement range: 0~25.10-3Nm Resolution: 1・10-3Nm
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Refrigeration Cycle Experiment You can drive the motor using an external power supply (maximum DC12V) to demonstrate the refrigeration cycle. The left photo shows an example of an experiment using a stabilized power supply (sold separately), where it can be seen that the temperature on the heating side of the display is decreasing.
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Variable Resistor Model: 06116-02 Can be connected to a motor generator unit to provide variable resistance to a Stirling engine. Resistance value: 330 ohms, ±10% High load capacity: 1.0 A Short-term load: up to 1.4 A for 15 minutes Dimensions: L420×D90×H150 mm
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