The Stirling Engine is a piston that when heated or cooled, increases or decreases the pressure/energy of the gas trapped inside. This causes the gas molecules to apply more pressure on the piston. This in turn increases the pressure on the opposite side of the piston, and the cycle repeats. As long as heat is allowed to flow (be it from a cold or hot source) the gas pressure variance will drive the piston.
(4F30.10) Stirling Engine
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The Stirling Engine is a piston that when heated or cooled, increases or decreases the pressure/energy of the gas trapped inside. This causes the gas molecules to apply more pressure on the piston. This in turn increases the pressure on the opposite side of the piston, and the cycle repeats. As long as heat is allowed to flow (be it from a cold or hot source) the gas pressure variance will drive the piston.
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