The Teratek Stirling engine has 8 equally spaced displacer cylinders and 8 equally spaced power cylinders arranged radially around a vertical shaft. Each piston is connected via their respective connecting rod to an offset internal gear ring which is in constant mesh with a spur gear fixed to the shaft.
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Here is original link https://www.youtube.com/@Teratek-limited
How is the vibration?
The cycloidal spider instead of central master piston, clever finding! Almost zero vibration ❤
G forces? 😂
Looks nice but hardly any power output
Its all about efficiency NOT number of cylinders etc. So publish the
useableenergy output divided by energy input.This demonstration doesn’t show ANY useful energy being output!