A Stirling engine comprises a first porous body having a large hole diameter, a second porous body having a small hole diameter and a ring for fixing the first porous body and the second porous body in a pressurization chamber inside a gas outlet closer to the pressurization chamber.

Through stroke control whereby the stroke of a piston is detected and controlled to be equal to a target stroke, the piston is prevented from colliding with a displacer, and the refrigerating performance of a Stirling refrigerator is enhanced. Different target strokes corresponding to different operation conditions of the Stirling refrigerator are stored in a storage portion in a control box, so that a linear motor can be driven with a target stroke that suits the current operation condition. Th...

Disclosed is a Stirling cooler, in which a partition contacting a front surface of an inner stator is formed on a cylinder and a second stopper serving as a snap ring contacting a rear surface of the inner stator is detachably inserted into a ring-shaped groove of the cylinder, thus allowing the inner stator to be easily attached to and detached from the cylinder. Further, a protrusion inserted into a ring-shaped groove formed in the front surface of the inner stator is formed on the partition, ...

A stirling engine includes a flow path that communicates a working space of the stirling engine and outside of the stirling engine. A working gas is supplied from the outside of the stirling engine to the working space via the flow path based on a differential pressure of the working space and the outside of the stirling engine.

A Stirling engine A has a pressure container 1 filled with a working gas, a cylinder 2 secured inside the pressure container 1, a power piston 3 provided inside the cylinder 2, and a displacer 4a provided inside the cylinder 2 on the same axis as the power piston 3. The displacer 4 has a displacer piston 41a that slides inside the cylinder 2, and a rod 42a which is connected and fixed to the displacer piston 41a and placed through a slide hole 31 formed at the center of the power piston 3. The r...

A Stirling engine with mechanical output through a crankshaft (57) has piston(s) (42) reciprocable in cylinder bore(s) (41). The piston to crankshaft connection includes a lever arm (74) on pivot pin (77) and a connecting rod (75). The lever arm passes through opening (76) which is sealed from the engine crankcase by an annular seal member (94) engaged against part spherical seat (91) on the lever arm by gas pressure and by a spring washer (65).

In a Stirling cycle engine, a regenerator has a bobbin, a resin film wound around the outer surface of the bobbin, and a sheath fitted around the outer surface of the resin film and having a slit formed vertically therein. The resin film has one end fixed on the outer surface of the bobbin, and has the other end led out through the slit and fixed to an end surface of the slit or to the outer surface of the sheath. The sheath is press-fitted on the inner surface of the enclosure. Working gas flow...

There is disclosed a Stirling cycle refrigerator in which oil rising is prevented, and an adverse influence onto oil sealing bellows by a pressure rise accompanying the temperature rise of the crank chamber is prevented. The oil sealing bellows are disposed between a space in a housing and compression and expansion cylinders, and a buffer tank provided with the pressure adjusting bellows is disposed between a space on the back surface side of the compression and expansion pistons and the space i...

A Stirling engine having multiple mutually parallel cylinders which operate in a double acting cycle configuration. The engine includes a drivecase having a rotatable driveshaft coupled to the pistons which is mounted within the cylinder block. The cylinder block includes cylinder bores and mutually parallel cooler bores. A generally flat retainer plate is fastened to a mounting surface of the cylinder block to affix cylinder extensions and regenerator housings to the block mounting surface in a...

In a Stirling engine comprising: a cylinder having an expansion space; a housing accommodating a heat accumulating unit; and a heating unit through which said expansion space is communicated with the heat accumulating unit, the heating unit is formed by using a flattened pipe, and preferably heat transferring fins, and reinforcing members for preventing the increase in volume of the flow path in the heating unit are provided in the latter, so that in connecting the heating unit to the cylinder a...