Even when downsized, efficiency does not decrease! An external combustion engine suitable for small-scale distributed power generation.
The "Stirling engine" is a type of external combustion engine. It moves the piston by heating and cooling the gas inside the engine from the outside, causing it to expand and contract. Unlike other external combustion engines such as steam engines and steam turbines, it does not lose efficiency when miniaturized, making it suitable for small-scale distributed power generation. ADMIEXCO Engine Design Co., Ltd. aims to contribute to energy issues by developing a new energy market utilizing unused resources through the practical application of small Stirling engine generators. 【Overview of Biomass Stirling Engine Generator with Incinerator】 - Biomass fuel fed into the rotary kiln is dried internally before being sent to the incinerator. - In the incinerator, the biomass fuel burns, raising the internal temperature to over 800 degrees. - The generated heat is sent to the Stirling engine generator through a heat exchanger and converted into electricity. - The air that passes through the heat exchanger is transformed into hot air or hot water, allowing for various industrial uses. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Product Lineup】 [ADMIX-10] ○ Horizontally opposed piston 4-cylinder reed valve circulation type coaxial Y-shaped Stirling engine generator ○ Generator output: 7.5kW, 3-phase AC 200V (Fuji Electric GNP1135B 7.5kW) ○ Dimensions: Overall length 1807 × Overall width 1058 × Overall height 1009 mm ○ Weight: 450 kg ○ Assumes electricity sales under the fixed price purchase system for renewable energy [ADMIX-07] ○ Horizontally opposed piston 4-cylinder reed valve circulation type α-type Stirling engine generator ○ Generator rated output: 0.48kW, DC 12V ○ Dimensions: Overall length 870 × Overall width 479 × Overall height 509 mm ○ Weight: 45 kg ○ Capable of generating electricity even from small heat sources such as fireplaces and barbecue grills ○ Can generate electricity outdoors where gasoline or gas is hard to obtain, as long as there is something to burn ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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ADMIEXCO Engine Design Co., Ltd. is a company engaged in the development of small distributed waste heat recovery Stirling engine generators and small distributed waste and biomass combustion Stirling engine generators. Due to the increasing demand for energy, global carbon dioxide emissions have risen from approximately 21 billion tons in 1990 to about 30.5 billion tons in 2010. In the future, with the growth of emerging countries, global energy demand is expected to increase by 1.3 times compared to 2010 by 2030. This change in energy supply and demand has led to a growing necessity for renewable energy as an alternative to traditional fossil energy resources. However, when utilizing previously unused resources, existing thermal engines may encounter issues, necessitating the practical application of new thermal engines. When utilizing small-scale biomass resources or factory waste heat, regionally distributed small external combustion engines are essential. ADMIEXCO Engine Design Co., Ltd. aims to contribute to solving energy issues by pioneering a new energy market utilizing unused resources through the practical application of small Stirling engine generators.
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