The world is always full of mystery, while human beings always seems glad to dig out what nature endows us! Take Low Temperature Stirling Engine for example, it’s undoubtedly one of the greatest innovations. Well things are much different in 21th century, even the engine has been made into more delicate version as a toy, decoration as well as teaching tool! Please keep reading if you’re interested!

As we all know, Low Temperature Stirling Engine conforms to Efficiency of Carnot Cycle, which means the actual efficiency almost equips maximum efficiency in theory. Generally speaking, the engine is powered by gas expansion or cold compression. Only a small difference in temperature can make the engine run. The best part is, the engine reaches low noise, low pollution as well as low operating cost. Even a cup of hot coffee or ice water will make it run.

How many times a teacher explain the energy conversion law! But not every student get the main point, why not give them a concrete demonstration via Low Temperature Stirling Engine could be a nice teaching tool to show students what the law of conservation of energy is. To achieve higher efficiency and better performance at low temperature differentials, you should focus on reducing temperature drops as much as possible to decrease loss of energy.

Additionally, the exquisite disk foundation and flywheel painted with elegant golden makes Low Temperature Stirling Engine pretty stylish in appearance. Even if it doesn’t run, the golden coating and exquisite structure make it a exquisite decoration wherever it stands. You can manually make it run when taking a respite in study or work. Besides,this is so adorable engine that it could be a nice gift to anyone around you.

Last but not least, the bigger temperature differential you provides, the faster the engine will run. It’s quite easy to make Low Temperature Stirling Engine run at fast speed if there is hot water, ice water, a combination of hot water with ice cubes, or a hair dryer.