Why Stirling Engines Can Also Serve As Energy Storage Systems

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Engines have powered our world since the Industrial Revolution: first, the dirty coal-powered steam engine, then the cleaner and more efficient gasoline engine, and more recently the jet engines which are used in airplanes. The basic concept of an engine - something that uses the difference between high and low temperatures - has not changed for several hundred years, although sometimes minor improvements can still be found that make the process slightly faster or more efficient.

One engine that you may have heard a lot about these days is the Stirling engine, which is a bit like a steam engine that doesn't use steam! Instead, it heats, cools, and recycles the same air or gas over and over again to create useful energy that can power an engine. Combined with solar technology and other emerging technologies, the Stirling engine sounds like cutting-edge technology, but it's actually been around since 1816. Let's take a closer look at how it works and how it can be used as an energy storage system!

The history and production of the Stirling Engine
It is not surprising that the Stirling engine was invented in 1816 by a Scottish priest named Robert Stirling. He hoped to build an engine that was safer and more efficient than the steam engine developed by Thomas Newcomen about a century ago and later improved by James Watt and others. The advent of the internal combustion engine left the Stirling engine behind, although it was rediscovered by Philips in the mid-20th century. Recently, they have become popular in solar power generation and other forms of renewable energy, where their higher efficiency is appreciated. This technology got another boost in the 1980s when Ivo Kolin of the University of Zagreb and James Senft of the University of Wisconsin developed a new, very compact design for a Stirling engine that could generate power with only a small difference between the heat source and the sink.

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