Experimental and Simulation Study for Two LTD Stirling Engines

Li, Ruijie; Grosu, Lavinia; Martaj, Nadia

doi:10.1061/(asce)ey.1943-7897.0000774

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“…Regalado-Rodriguez Nuria et al identified the potential benefits of additional heat transfer area in the expansion and compression space of Stirling engine (Nuria and Carmelo, 2022). Li R et al investigated the significance of low temperature differential Stirling engine in solar energy application (Li et al, 2021). Using analysis software MATLAB, Ng X H et al simulated different fuel combustion schemes and made comparison with the reference models to verify the results and allow the best engine performance (Ng et al, 2023).…”

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Experimental Study on Thermodynamic Characteristics of Stirling Engine

Lyu,

Lu,

et al. 2023

Smart Manufacturing and Material Processing (SMMP)

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For the purpose of designing a more efficient Stirling engine, the author experimentally studied the hot cylinder surface temperature changes of micro Stirling engine with heating time, analyzed the cold cylinder surface temperature changes of the engine with heating time as well as cylinder temperature at the start of the engine. It was found that, the hot cylinder temperature of the engine changed with the heating time, which stopped temperature rise when a certain temperature was reached. The engine revolving speed increased with the increase of the hot cylinder temperature. The higher the hot cylinder temperature was, the greater the engine revolving speed was. The cold cylinder temperature of the engine changed with the heating time, which stopped temperature rise when a certain temperature was reached. This study will provide insight into the thermodynamic characteristics of Stirling engine and help us further study the thermal efficiency of the engine.

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Experimental Study on Thermodynamic Characteristics of Stirling Engine

Lyu,

Lu,

et al. 2023

Smart Manufacturing and Material Processing (SMMP)

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Instrument Air Compressors: The Lifeline of Oil and Gas Facility. Volume 1. A Case Study of Oml 17 – Nigeria

Godspower Chukwudi,

Christopher,

David Bolarinwa

et al. 2024

International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Techno

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Instrument air compressors (IACs) play a pivotal role as the backbone of oil and gas facilities, providing essential compressed air to power critical instruments and pneumatic systems. (Thomas Paulose, 2024). Instrument air is a critical component in the oil and gas industry. It is compressed air that is used to power instruments and control systems that are used in the production, processing, and transportation of oil and gas. (EY, 2020). This paper delves into the indispensable significance of IACs in ensuring the reliable and safe operation of oil and gas facilities, elucidating their crucial role in various operational processes, including control systems, safety devices, and process instrumentation. Through a thorough examination of the importance of instrument air in the oil and gas industry, this paper emphasizes the paramount importance of maintaining optimal performance and reliability of IACs. It discusses the key challenges and considerations associated with ensuring the continuous supply of instrument air, encompassing equipment reliability, energy efficiency, and maintenance practices. Furthermore, the paper explores effective strategies for optimizing instrument air compressor performance, encompassing proactive maintenance, technological advancements, and operational enhancements. (Abhishek Kumar et al 2021). Utilizing case studies and real-world examples, the paper illustrates the profound impact of proficient instrument air compressor management on overall facility reliability, safety, and operational efficiency. In conclusion, this paper underscores the critical recognition of instrument air compressors as indispensable assets within oil and gas facilities. (EY, 2020). It emphasizes the imperative for proactive management and optimization to uphold their continued reliability and efficacy. (Paul J. Holdcroft et al, 2015) By prioritizing the maintenance and performance of IACs, oil and gas operators can elevate facility operations, mitigate risks, and uphold the industry's commitment to safety and environmental stewardship.

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Experimental and Simulation Study for Two LTD Stirling Engines

Cited by 2 publications

References 44 publications

Experimental Study on Thermodynamic Characteristics of Stirling Engine

Experimental Study on Thermodynamic Characteristics of Stirling Engine

Instrument Air Compressors: The Lifeline of Oil and Gas Facility. Volume 1. A Case Study of Oml 17 – Nigeria

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