IBM Researchers have built a low-cost prototype solar dish that produces electricity and generates heat for desalination or cooling. IBM got the idea for the solar dish from the water cooling technology used in its high-end computers. The Swiss Commission for Technology and Innovation has provided $2.4 million worth of …
Solar Stirling engine efficiency has been topped this year by Ripasso Energy, a solar technology company based in Sweden. They have designed …
Thingiverse, touted as “Digital designs for real, physical objects. A Universe of Things!” is a website for community sharing and feedback. Thinkiverse …
A new reactor concept that combines Stirling engine with modern heat pipe cooling system might provide power to upcoming space missions. The …
The SolarHeart®Engine is the new Stirling engine developed by Cool Energy that converts low-temperature (100oC to 300oC) heat energy to electrical power …
Stirling generators are rarely seen in the media, but they are actually one of the few options we have in turning raw heat …
The Stirling engine generator Dean Kamen invented is small and quiet enough to be put just about anywhere, and is extremely efficient, running …
Stirling engines have been touted as a good alternative for current internal combustion engines, since they can be powered with mostly anything …
You know how Stirling engines work, don’t you? If you don’t you can make an idea by imagining a cylinder with a …
It’s nice for a toy, but difficult to understand when it comes to explaining the true greenness of this invention. A stirling engine-powered toy just hit the market recently, combining a 194-year-old engine concept touted today for its fuel flexibility with solar power-the baby that modern science wants to grow.
