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<r>Hi Anthony,<br/> <br/> I agree, with you, I am also a Db Developer, and hobbyist Alt Energy enthusiast. I am sure an engineering company could make one of these engines for around $7-12k, and this would totally be economical.<br/> <br/> The 25Kw machines they are making for California Eddison, SE...

<r>FYI a question I posed to a Stirling Engineer.<br/> <br/> <br/> Hi there,<br/> <br/> As experts in your field, I would like to ask your opinion on the<br/> viability of the following:<br/> <br/> A Stirling Engine that is powered by decomposing Organic waste, of<br/> which heat differential is bet...

<t><br/> Hi Stirling Enthuisists.<br/> <br/> <br/> I have been looking at the many links on Heat differential, and<br/> thought is nice to centralise them in one place via a set of links<br/> <br/> <br/> Sizing<br/> a Stirling engine<br/> <br/> Temperature<br/> differential to power ratio<br/> <br/>...

<t>Hi all,<br/> I have a similar question for this thread on temperature differential.<br/> <br/> I have an idea, to build a Stirling engine that uses the heat from a decomposing organic waste.<br/> Temperature differential of probably no more than 20-30 d Celcius.<br/> What sort of power is likely ...