Thermodynamic analysis of a Stirling engine using second order isothermal and adiabatic models for application in micropower generation system

Posted on:2016-11-03

Degree:Master'

Type:Thesis

University:University of Washington

Candidate:Hirve, Nitish Sanjay

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GTID:2472390017977375

Subject:Energy

Abstract/Summary:

This work models and analyzes a Stirling cycle with a code written on Matlab platform that can be used to design an engine.

Keywords/Search Tags:

Engine, Models

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