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Old 23rd February 2008, 03:16 PM
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Default Help Needed For Project: Solar Stirling Engine

hi everyone.. i am a 2nd yr. engg. student. i am making a solar stirling engine for my college project. actually i want to run a fan using solar powered stirling engine. i hav already made the stirling engine .the only problem that i am now facing is to concentrate the solar heat. i am thinking about using parabolic mirror to concentrate solar heat but since it concentrates along a focal line so i am unable to think how to use it. i also dont want to use any fluid as heat collector like water. can i heat a metal rod using a parabolic mirror and clamp it to the hot side of the engine .
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Old 18th November 2008, 05:41 PM
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Default Re: Help Needed For Project: Solar Stirling Engine

your using parabolic mirror to concentrate the solar heat. so it concentrates along a focal line. some times you can heat a metal rod using a parabolic mirror and clamp. for more information visit the site Coal to Liquids - Gas to Liquids - Linc Energy - Fueling Our Future
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