twin displacers

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Fly_25R
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twin displacers

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has anyone tried using two displacer cylinders to power one piston?
is there any reason is would not work? other than more friction?
skypupbob
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Re: twin displacers

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TK motors has built a couple of them. He uses a diaphragm power piston with a displacer on each side, very ingenious, I think.
Look for TK motors on u-tube or this site.
Tom Booth
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The Vuilleumier heat pump uses two displacers:

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Not for mechanical power output though.
Bumpkin
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Type “starspin into the search bar.

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Bumpkin wrote: Tue Mar 08, 2022 9:43 am Type “starspin into the search bar.

Bumpkin
Why?

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Never mind,

Must use the main search page and specify the Stirling and "Hot Air" Engine Forum apparently. Otherwise it only searches this thread. I keep forgetting that.
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