Review: Design and Development of Gamma Type Striling Engine for Waste Heat Recovery

Punam Kumar Aagade; Rohit Kumar Choudhary; Ajit Prakash Rastogi

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Review: Design and Development of Gamma Type Striling Engine for Waste Heat Recovery

Author(s):

Punam Kumar Aagade , BHOPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE; Rohit Kumar Choudhary, BHOPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE; Ajit Prakash Rastogi, BHOPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE

Keywords:

Striling, Waste, heat, Recovery, heat exchanger, Gamma

Abstract:

Recent trend concerns about the best ways of using the deployable sources of energy in to useful work in order to reduce the rate of consumption of fossil fuel as well as pollution. There are different ways to recover the heat available with the waste or rejected heat from different sources. Out of all the available sources, Gamma type Stirling engine is be used to convert waste heat in to useful work. A single power piston, gamma-configuration, low-temperature differential Stirling engine is design, develop and tested with air by using a gas burner as a heat source. The engine testing is performed with four different heat input. Variations of engine torque, shaft power and brake thermal efficiency with engine speed and engine performance at various heat inputs are presented. The Beale number, obtained from the testing of the engine, is also investigated.