linear generator for a free piston stirling engine
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Abstract
In this paper we present some aspects about the design of a Stirling engine driven linear generator. There are summarised the main steps of the magnetic and electric calculations with application to a particular case of a cogeneration plant bassed on Stirling engine. The designed linear generator is of fixed coil and moving magnets type. There are presented and a finite element method (FEM) simulation of magnetic field. The linear generator design starts with the characteristics of the rare earth permanent magnets existing on the market.
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| Authors | ;OROS (POP) Teodora Susana;VADAN Ioan;POP Radu;BRAD Claudiu |
| Journal | science of computer programming |
| Year | 2014 |
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