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Building a Stirling Engine

Anastasiia Sevriukova, Kehan Pan, Deng Hang Chen, Michael Elder, David Wu, Jumaan George

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Background

We are a team of six undergraduate students from ME 200 at UIUC. We were assigned to build a Stirling engine capable of lifting a quarter by 2 meters powered only by a tea candle and using less than $10.

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On this website, you will find detailed information on our building process, final product and troubleshooting tips.

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We hope that this website will be a useful resource for the future generations of ME 200 students!

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Project Checkpoints

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Brainstorming

Researching on Sterling Engines

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Thermodynamic Analysis

Calculating Temperature, Pressure and Work

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Design

Sketches and prototype designs

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Building Process

Putting it together

Results

Did It Work?

Errors and Tips

Areas of improvement

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Special Thanks

We would like to extend our gratitude to our instructor Professor Leon Liebenberg and Mr Kyle Cheek from the Machine Shop for their assistance throughout the project. Their advice on materials and areas of improvement have helped us immensely. 

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