Technical overview
Overview of Engine
Stirling engine technology overview
Gasoline engine
Stirling engine
Features of Stirling engine
80 watts, 800 watts (current product), Cryo S 77K (new product)
3000 watts (planned) 5000 watts (planned)
• Fully sealed engine with low engine noise (60Db)
• Realizes cogeneration power generation at low temperatures of 180 ° C to 600 ° C as well as cryogenic temperatures.
• High energy consumption efficiency (COP) capacity.
• Can generate electricity with propane gas, city gas or biomass
• 800 Watts (water-cooled, Power Factor 95%) –
• Reach -120 ° C in 10-20 minutes. Maximum temperature is -100 ℃
• 80 Watts (air-cooled, Power Factor 90%) –
• Achieve -60 ° C in 10-20 minutes, up to -80 ° C
• 25,000 hours continuous operation (7 years – 24 hours, operational)
• No maintenance required
• Clean energy (using helium gas as working gas)
• (No chlorofluorocarbons required and no damage to the ozone layer)
Double function Realization of power generation and cooling
Power generation function
When heat is applied to the engine head
Generate electricity.
Power generation solution
① Gas power generation equipment
LP gas, city gas, methane,
Power generation with gas such as biomass gas
② Bymas power generation
Power generation with wood chips and pellets
③ Solar power generation
Cooling function
When electricity is injected into the engine head
The engine head is cooled.
Cooling solution
① Medical mobile refrigerated BOX
Refrigerate at -30 ° C
② -40 ℃ refrigerator / freezer
③ Medical refrigerator
-86 ℃
