Stirling Engine Steam Heat Education Model Toy

The Stirling engine, a unique and efficient heat engine, was invented by London's Pastor Robert Stirling in 1816, earning it the name "Stirling Engine." This engine's theoretical efficiency is almost equal to the maximum theoretical efficiency, known as the Carnot cycle, making it a remarkable feat of engineering.

Specifications: - Item Size: 10 * 11.3cm / 4 * 4.4inch (Diameter * Height) - Item Weight: 132g / 4.6oz - Package Size: 12.7 * 10.5 * 10.5cm / 5 * 4.1 * 4.1inch - Package Weight: 180g / 6.3oz - Package List: 1 * Stirling Engine Model, 1 * User Manual (English/Chinese)

The Stirling engine model is an educational tool that explains the theory of air expansion and contraction. By using this model, teachers can explain this theory in a straightforward way, allowing students to gain a better understanding of the concept.

To operate the Stirling engine model, simply place it on a cup of hot water, and gently flip the wheel until it can run automatically. There is no need to fire an alcohol lamp, making it a safer option, especially for children.

The high-intensity PC material used in the construction of the Stirling engine model is heat-resistant and harmless. The transparent body gives users a clear view of how each part works, enhancing the learning experience. The model comes fully assembled, eliminating the need for any installation on the user's part. Additionally, the integrated ABS wheel will never deflect, unlike self-assembly models.

Overall, the Stirling engine model is an excellent educational tool that allows for a better understanding of the theory of air expansion and contraction. Its unique design, efficiency, and safety features make it a valuable resource for both teachers and students.

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