NASA NTRS · 20080004356
Heat transfer head for a Stirling cycle machine
Abstract
A common heat acceptor is provided between opposed displacers in a Stirling cycle machine. It includes two sets of open channels in separate fluid communications with the expansion spaces of the receptive cyclinders. The channels confine movement of working fluid in separate paths that extend between the expansion space of one cylinder and the compression space of the other. The method for operating the machine involves alternatively directing working fluid from the expansion space of each cylinder in a fluid path leading to the compression space of the other cylinder and from the compression space of each cylinder in a fluid path leading to the expansion space of the other cylinder.
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Emigh, Stuart G., Noble, Jack E., Lehmann, Gregory A.. 1991-12-31. Heat transfer head for a Stirling cycle machine. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080004356
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