Macnai posted this a week ago23 Nov 2019 15:48
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Swedish NavyMon 19:37
From Wikipedia.
"In 1996, the Swedish navy commissioned three Gotland-class submarines. On the surface, these boats are propelled by marine diesel engines. However, when submerged, they use a Stirling-driven generator developed by Swedish shipbuilder Kockums to recharge batteries and provide electrical power for propulsion.[39] A supply of liquid oxygen is carried to support burning of diesel fuel to power the engine. Stirling engines are also fitted to the Swedish Södermanland-class submarines, the Archer-class submarines in service in Singapore and, license-built by Kawasaki Heavy Industries for the Japanese Soryu-class submarines. In a submarine application, the Stirling engine offers the advantage of being exceptionally quiet when running.
The core component of micro combined heat and power (CHP) units can be formed by a Stirling cycle engine, as they are more efficient and safer than a comparable steam engine. By 2003, CHP units were being commercially installed in domestic applications.
By the turn of the millennium, Stirling engines were used in the dish version of Concentrated Solar Power systems. A mirrored dish similar to a very large satellite dish directs and concentrates sunlight onto a thermal receiver, which absorbs and collects the heat and using a fluid transfers it into the Stirling engine. The resulting mechanical power is then used to run a generator or alternator to produce electricity."
GUYS this is OLDE concept, not a GUNN idea= GUNN is a Salesman-has NO Engineering background, look at the Video's on the links......awful interviews- he was making it up as he went along-
"especially PRODUCTION by end of 2016-2016-2016"
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