NASA NTRS · 19860000246
Four-Cylinder Stirling-Engine Computer Program
Abstract
Computer program developed for simulating steady-state and transient performance of four-cylinder Stirling engine. In model, four cylinders interconnected by four working spaces. Each working space contains seven volumes: one for expansion space, heater, cooler, and compression space and three for regenerator. Thermal time constant for regenerator mass associated with each regenator gas volume. Former code generates results very quickly, since it has only 14 state variables with no energy equation. Current code then used to study various aspects of Stirling engine in much more detail. Program written in FORTRAN IV for use on IBM 370 computer.
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Daniele, C. J., Lorenzo, C. F.. 1986-05-01. Four-Cylinder Stirling-Engine Computer Program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860000246
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