Performance of New Matrix for Stirling Engine Regenerator
Takuro Takeuchi, Dai Kitahama, Hidekazu TAKIZAWA, Noboru Kagawa, Atsushi MATSUGUCHI, Seizou TSURUNO
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Takuro Takeuchi, Dai Kitahama, Hidekazu TAKIZAWA, Noboru Kagawa, Atsushi MATSUGUCHI, Seizou TSURUNO
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In order to develop Stirling cycle machines with high efficiency, suitable regenerator for each machine must be designed. To realize the flexibility of design and to improve the performance of regenerator, a new matrix, mesh sheet was proposed. It is a plate type with electrically etched holes. Three types of the mesh sheet were developed and were respectively stacked to install in a 3-kW Stirling engine. The performance test was carried out and the regenerator losses were compared with conventional stacked wire gauze. In this paper, the relation between the dimensions of the mesh sheet and the regenerator losses were also clarified.
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In order to develop Stirling cycle machines with high efficiency, suitable regenerator for each machine must be designed. To realize the flexibility of design and to improve the performance of regenerator, a new matrix, mesh sheet was proposed. It is a plate type with electrically etched holes. Three types of the mesh sheet were developed and were respectively stacked to install in a 3-kW Stirling engine. The performance test was carried out and the regenerator losses were compared with conventional stacked wire gauze. In this paper, the relation between the dimensions of the mesh sheet and the regenerator losses were also clarified.
Key concepts: Regenerative heat exchanger, Stirling engine, Stirling cycle, Mechanical engineering, Flexibility (engineering), Engineering, Materials science, Engineering drawing