FREE-PISTON STIRLING ENGINES.

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This chapter discusses in part I the elementary aspects of free-piston Stirling engines describing their types and classifications, including single-acting as well as double-acting, hybrid, pendulum, diaphragm, and duplex free-piston Stirling engines. Part II discusses their dynamics, in particular as vibrating systems, including vector representation of vibrating systems and of free-piston Stirling engines. Part III discusses some practical considerations, in particular: piston centering, seals, bearings (hydrodynamics and hydrostatic), materials, springs, and spring stiffness.

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Walker, G. (1985). FREE-PISTON STIRLING ENGINES. Lecture Notes in Engineering (pp. 23–99). Springer-Verlag.

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