Maxbell Maxbell Stirling Engine Model M15B (With Flashing LED Light) - Conversion of Heat Energy to Electrical Energy
Description:
Physical Science DIY Kits - StirlingEngine Model External Combustion Engine Model with Flashing LED light
Made of Galvanized aluminum, durable, high temperature resistance and low temperature resistance
Theory - Similar to external combustion engine (EC engine): the burning alcohol lamp provides heat power to make the expansion of gas inside, then the gas molecular internal power increasing and working strongly to the flywheel. With the help of the flywheels, heat energy will convert into mechanical work, then into electrical energy
Flashing LED light directly demonstrate the process of converting thermal energy into electrical energy
Great Educational Toy - Classroom or laboratory experimental teaching aids, cultivate children'sinterest in physics, more intuitive and easy to understand
A stirling engine is a heat engine that operated by cyclic compression and expansion of air or other gas (the working fluid) at different temperatures, such that there will be a net conversion of heat energy to mechanical work.
Specification:
Material: Metal, Plastic and Glass
Color: Silver
Temperature range:-30℃~700℃
Assembled Size(LxWH): Approx. 18 x 9 x 14 cm / 7.09 x 3.54 x 5.51 inch
Package Includes:
1 Set Stirling Engine Model with Flashing LED Light
Delivery Time: 12-15 Days. Products are directly imported and dispatched from our Hong Kong warehouse. All India Shipping.
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