Inhaltsverzeichnis
Conference Proceedings (Alle Vorträge der Konferenz), 
10. Stirling Engine Conference 2001, (10th.ISEC), Osnabrück, 
A4, 539 Seiten/Pages, viele Abbildungen
BestellNr. L063

Inhalt, Contents
  • Strategies and basic conditions for an innovative energy policy in Germany

  • Chr.Dudda, DENA, Deutsche Energie-Agentur (German Energy Agency), Berlin 
  • Ideal Stirling cycle in Alpha, Beta, Gamma engines

  • L Kolin, University of Zagreb, Croatia 
  • The optimum Stirling engine geometry problem revisited

  • R. Senft, University of Wisconsin, River Falls, USA
  • Oscillating flow in porous media and proper formulations for regenerator analysis

  • Bauwens, Xiaohui Deng, Liang Fang, Pavel Mayzus, University of Calgary, Canada 
  • Survey on Solar-Electric Dish/Stirling Technology 

  • W. Schiel, Schlaich, Bergermann und Partner, Stuttgart, Germany; D. Laing, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) e. V. Stuttgart, Germany 
  • Overview speech about combustion systems and fuels 

  • G. Lundholm, Lund University, Sweden 
  • A shot in the dark 

  • A.J. Organ, L. J. Larque, D. A. Roberts, mRT-RegenerativeThermal Machines, Cambridge, United Kingdom 
  • Simulation of the high-compression, scavenged air engine

  • A. J. Organ, mRT-Regenerative Thermal Machines, Cambridge, United Kingdom
  • Re-design of the high-compression, scavenged air engine 

  • A .J. Organ, Regenerative Thermal Machines, mRT, Cambridge, United Kingdom PROSA -software for evaluation of Stirling cycle machines 
    B. Thomas, Reutlingen University, Germany 
  • Preliminary design of a 7 kW, free-piston Stirling engine with rotary Generator output 

  • G. Wood, N. W Lane, W T. Beale, Sunpower lnc., Athens, Ohio, USA 
  • The commercial Stirling Engine: Its absence, and the need for a new design approach 

  • R. F. Kinnersly, D. W Hislop, Sustainabie Engine Systems Ltd. (SES), London, United Kingdom 
  • Reliable, maintenance-free Stirling generators that benefit the environment

  • M. White, D. Tolley, K. Colenbrander, Stirling Technology Company, Kennewick, USA 
  • The free piston Vuilleumier heat pump for residential heating: Project status

  • J. Rüther, H. - D. Kühl, S. Schulz, University of Dortmund, Germany 
  • Field-test and market introduction of a 1 0 kW Stirling engine 106 as CH-and solar-module
    A. Baumüller, E. Schmieder, SOLO Kleinmotoren GmbH, Sindelfingen, Germany
  • Development and field test of a SOLO 161 Stirling engine based Micro-CHP114 unit with Ultra-Low emissions

  • M. Palsson, Lund University, Sweden 
  • Experimental and theoretical evalutation of a Stirling Engine prototype for small power units

  • M. Bartolini, F. Caresana, L. Pelagalli, University of Ancona, ltaly 
  • The Stirling engine in underwater applications

  • C. Bratt, 0. Ivarsson, Kockums AB, Mlmö, Sweden 
  • Status of Free-Piston Stirling power conversion in the United States space program

  • J. G. Schreiber, L. G. Thieme, L. S. Mason, NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, Cleveland, USA 
  • A semi free piston Stirling engine for a fish robot146 

  • K. Hirata, National Maritime Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan 
  • Optimisation of automotive applications of the Stirling engine employing simulation tools

  • L. Figueroa, 0. R.. Fauvel, University of Caigary, Canada; G. T. Reader, University of Windsor, Canada 
  • Representation of an innovative open regenerative cycle by systematic comparison with known cycles: Stirling engine, innovative SoliSolar engine, gas spring and Kompressor 
    T. Ertle, Langenau, Germany, T. Finkelstein, Stirling Associates International, California, USA 
  • Relationship between the mechanical phase advance k and the thermodynamical phase advance - in double acting SIEMENS-like Stirling engines with n pistons

  • T.Raballand, Bordeaux, France 
  • Comparison between conventional and inverted Ross Yoke drive mechanisms 

  • J.L. Prieto, A. Mendez, University of Oviedo, Spain 
  • Investigation of seal performance in a 4-alpha -double- acting Stirling -cycle heatpump /refrigerator

  • D. Haywood, J. K Raine, M. A. Gschwendtner, 
  • Stirling Cycle 

  • Research, University of Canterbury, New Zealand 
  • A novel power control method for gamma type Stirling engines

  • E. A. Paradissis, Athens, Greece 
  • Status of development of the dish/Stirling systems at Plataforma Solar de Almeria

  • P. Heller, W. Reinalter, DLR Plataforma Solar de Almeria; D. Martinez-Plaza, CIEMA T Plataforma Solar de Almeria, Tabemas, Spain 
  • Design, fabrication and evaluation of Stirling engine generator and heat receiver for sogar power Generation system in space

  • T. Hoshino, H. Naito, T. Fujihara, K. Eguchi, National Aerospace Laboratori of Japan, Tokyo, Japan 
  • New concept for a solar electric Generation system using parabolic dish concentrators 

  • J.-P. Budliger, Plan-les-Ouates, Switzerland 
  • System technical investigation of a sogar low temperature Stirling engine in Aden, Nemen 

  • H. Al- Towaie, University of Aden, Yemen; J. Eickhoff, Dresden University of Technology, Germany 
  • Supercharged Stirling engine with one single mechanical piston

  • J.-P. Budliger, Plan-les-Ouates, Switzerland 
  • The hermetic 0.5 kW Stiriing cogeneration unit ST 05 G-G with integrated generator

  • D. Viebach, Kolbermoor, Germany 
  • Preliminary experimental tests on a 3-kW, Stirling engine based co-generation uni

  • K Makhkamov, V. Trukhov, L Tursunbaev, E. Orda, A. Lejebokov, B. Orunov, A. Korobkov, 1. Makhkamova, Uzbek Academy of Sciences, Maviyanova, Tashkent, Usbekistan; D. B. lngham, The Universityof Leeds, United Kingdom 
  • Investigations on residential co-generation system with a Stirling engine

  • K. Hamaguchi, Meisei University, Tokyo, Japan; M.   Nishino, Hokkaido Po@echnic College, Japan 
  • Development of power installations with a Stirling engine and electric generators working on ecologically clean fuel-biological mass

  • V.P. Breusov, V. V. Elistratov, State Technical University, St Petersburg, Russia 
  • Biomass combustion systems for combined heat and power applications with Stirling engines

  • R.. Berger, U. Zuberbühler, K. R.. G. Hein, University of Stuttgart, Germany; Chr.Gaegauf, Center of Appropriate Technology and Social Ecology, Langenbruck, Switzerland 
  • Development and testing results of a biomass fired 1 kW Beta-Stirling cogeneration-unit

  • B. Kammerich, Dortmund, Germany 
  • Test of 9 kW Stirling engine using biogas as fuel

  • H. Carisen, J. Bovin, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark 
  • Development of a charcoal-fire type Stirlingngine 

  • I. Fujii, Y. Hamada, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Japan 
  • Simulation research on the performance of a four-cylinder double-acting Stirling engine

  • G. Gu, J. Donghan, F. Linyun, Shanghai Marine Diesel Engine, Research Institute, Shanghai, China 
  • The load exploitation factor E_ir

  • P. Fette, Walzbachtal, Germany 
  • Influence of lowering the minimum cycle temperatures (down to approx.80 K) on the Stirling cycle performance

  • V. Medica, University of Rijeka, Croatia; W Servis, Winterthur, Switzerland 
  • Thermodynamic modeling of free-pistons Stirling engines

  • P. Arques, Central School of Lyon, Ecully, France 
  • Study of dynamic deformation and energy transfer of working fluid in Stirling engines

  • V. Naso, Dong Wei, M. Lucentini, R. Capata, L. Rubini, University of Rome,"La Sapienza", ltaly 
  • Analysis and simulation of heat exchanger of oscillating flow 

  • V. Naso, Dong We4 M. Lucentini, R. Capata, R..I.. Abenavoli, University of Rome "La Sapienza", ltaly 
  • A simulation model with heater subdivided and its application to Stirlingengine simulation 

  • L. Fang, D. Jin, G. Gu, Shanghai Marine Diesel Engine Research Institute, Shanghai, China 
  • Some light on the regenerator problem

  • A. J. Organ, mRT-Regenerative Thermal Machines, Cambridge, United Kingdom 
  • Measurement of the heat transfer in the regenerator of a Stirling machine

  • H.Schikora, University of Essen, Germany 
  • Grapho-analytical method for condensed expression of regenerator efficiency

  • V. Naso, University of Rome "La Sapienza", ltaly, L Kolin, M. Golub, S. Koscak, University of  Zagreb, Croatia 
  • Thermodynamical influence of the mesh geometry on the wire mesh regenerator

  • S. Koscak, 1. Kolin, University of Zagreb, Croatia; R.. Capata, M. Lucentini, University of Rome, "La Sapienza', ltaly 
  • Summarized formula for regenerator efficiency depending upon 370 aperture and wire diameter

  • S. Koscak-Kolin, University of Zagreb, Croatia; W Dong, M. Lucentini, University of Rome "La Sapienza", ltaly 
  • Development of a LPP CGR combustion system with ultra-low emissions for a SOLO 161 Stirling engine based Micro-CHP unit 

  • M. Palsson, Lund University, Lund, Sweden 
  • First trials with direct catalytic combustion on the heater surface 386 of a V-160 Stirling engine 
    G. Lundholm, M. Päisson, Lund University, Lund, Sweden 
  • Static modelling and analysis of updraft gasifier for 35 kW, Stirling engine

  • N. Jensen, J. Werling, U. Henriksen, H. Carisen, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark 
  • Theoretical investigations of the working process of the combustion chamber for a Stirling engine 

  • K. Makhkamov, Uzbek Academy of Siences, Mavlyanova, Tashkent, Uzbekistan; D. B. Ingham, M. Pourkashanian, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom 
  • Novel Stirling engine concept for compact and high eff icient power productionJ. Frauscher, Frauscher GmbH, St Marienkirchen, Austria, B.Thomas, Fachhochschule Reutlingen, Germany, 
  • A constant pressure reciprocating regenerative cycle engine 

  • B. M. Mangaya, C. J. Rallis, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa 
  • Performance of a low temperature difference Stirling engine in reverse cycle operation

  • M. Takeuchi, S. Suzuki, Suction Gas Engine MFG., Tokyo; S. lwamoto, Waseda University, F. Toda, Utsunomiya University, Japan 
  • Towards further development of the Low AT engines 

  • S. Koscak-Kolin, University of Zagreb, Croatia Investigation of a Stirling process with phase transition 
    M.Löffier, Consulting Löffier, Karlsruhe, Germany 
  • The MC Stirling -a simple and unconventional design 

  • H.Stierhof, Frankfurt, Germany 
  • Development of the Steam Rankine Stirling Engine (SRSE)

  • N.lsshiki, Tokyo Institute of Technology; H. Kojima, Maeta lndustrial Co.; S.lsshiki, National Technical College of Fukushima; 1. Ushiyama, Ashikaga Institute of Technology, Japan 
  • The Stirling engine in micro cogeneration - some crucial application and market issues

  • S. Kolin, Sigma Elektroteknisk AS, Holen, Norway 
  • Experimental study on 3-kW two-piston type Stirling engine

  • N.Kagawa, J. Nakamura, H. Nakano, A. Matsuguchi, S.Tsuruno, National Defense Academy, Yokosuka, Japan 
  • Tests of a Near-Stirling cycle internal combustion engine 

  • B. M. Mangaya, C. J Rallis, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa 
  • Experimental and theoretical analysis of the Stirling-cycle cryocooler efficiency 

  • A. K. de Jonge, Stirling Cryogenics & Refrigeration BV, Eindhoven, The Netherlands 
  • Development of a Stirling cooling unit for industrial use 

  • H.Sekiya, T. Nakamura, L Nakazaki, T. lnoue, T.Komatsubara, SANYO Electric Co., Gunma, Japan 
  • Study of mechanical loss on a cylinder Cam Type Stirling cycle refrigerator

  • H.Sekitani, M. Ota, Tokyo Metropolitan University,- T. Otaka, M.Sakamoto, Tokyo Metropolitan College of Technology, Tokyo 
  • Study of performance characteristics on a Stirling refrigerator as a household machine

  • T.Otaka, M. Sakamoto, Tokyo Metropolitan College of Technology, H.Sekitani, M. Ota, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan 
  • Study on the operating conditions of Orifice Type Pulse Tube refrigerator

  • M.Nohtomi, M. Katsuta, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan 
  • Results of measurements taken from a SOLO 161 Stirling-Refrigerating machine  

  • M.Mai, H. Schikora, A. Siegel, F Steimle, University of Essen, Germany 
  • Micro Co-generation with Bioenergy 

  • H.Eckl, AK Stirtingmotor, München, Germany 
  • The Stirling chain reaction

  • K.Kübler, AK Stirlingmotor, München, Germany 
  • Report on the 3rd and 4th Stirling Techno Rally

  • N. Isshiki, Tokyo Institute of Technology; M. Matsuo, Saitama University; M. Hirata, Shibaura Institute of Technology; L Fujii, Meiji University, Japan 

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