Free piston type Stirling machine
A piston-type machine technology, applied in the field of free-piston Stirling machines, can solve the problems of difficult breakthrough in single machine capacity and high cost, and achieve the effects of large amplitude, reduced requirements, and high frequency
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[0039] Such as image 3 As shown, the free-piston Stirling machine includes: power piston 16, ejector 12, back pressure chamber piston 24, cylinder block 5, ejector leaf spring 19, power piston leaf spring 18, linear reciprocating motor and steering drive motor Placed in the back pressure chamber 23. The permanent magnet mover 10 of the linear motor is fixed to the power piston rod 17 through the bracket 11 , and the fastener II 20 fastens the leaf spring 18 to the tail of the power piston rod 17 . The displacer piston rod 13 penetrates the power piston 16 coaxially. The thin rod 14 of the displacer piston passes through the power piston 16 and the power piston rod 17 coaxially, and there is a fastener I15 at one end close to the expansion chamber 21 to fasten the displacer 12, and the other end of the back pressure chamber 23 is fastened Displacer leaf spring 19 and back pressure chamber piston 24. The relative movement of the power piston 16 and the ejector 12 causes the ...
Embodiment 2
[0041] Such as Figure 4 As shown in the axial schematic diagram of the free-piston Stirling machine with three back pressure chambers, the free-piston Stirling machine includes: opposed power piston 16, ejector 12, back pressure chamber piston 24, cylinder block 5 , The second cylinder block 38, the ejector leaf spring 19, the power piston leaf spring 18, the linear reciprocating motor is placed in the back pressure chamber 23, the permanent magnet mover 10 is fixed to the power piston rod 17 through the rigid bracket 11, and the fastener I15 Fasten the power piston leaf spring 18 to the tail of the power piston rod 17 . The ejector piston rod 13 passes coaxially through a central hole 34 in the cylinder block 5 . The thin rod 14 of the displacer piston passes through the central hole 34 coaxially, and the displacer 12 is fastened by a fastener I15 at one end close to the expansion chamber 21, and the displacer leaf spring 19 and the back pressure chamber are fastened at the...
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