Stirling Engine Generator - EDGE

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Project Recap

Customer needs and Specifications

Bill of Materials

Thermal Materials

CAD Solid Model ANSYS Model

Circuit Drawings

Electrical Design

Updated Risk Assessment RACI Matrix

Test Plan

MSD II Schedule

Design and construct a portable Stirling

cycle engine generator that operates

using solar energy, or with any kind of

heat source (fire, heat lamp, etc.)

The generator must produce 10 watts at 5 volts of electrical power.

Must be weatherproof, and be able to last 1 year from the date it is set outside.

Provide first generation design for further development of higher power applications.

Must weigh less than 20 pounds.

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P12471\web\public\BOM9054.xls

Mykroy Ceramic Insulation Disk: › Glass-like ceramic

› Rated up to 800°C

› Prevents conductivity between cylinders http://www.crystexcomposites.com/new/machinableDX.pdf

http://www.crystexcomposites.com/new/MachiningGuidelines.pdf

Absorber/insulation: › Mineral Wool Insulation

Rated up to 650°C http://www.industrialinsulation.com/images/mineral_wool_MSDS.pdf

› Fiberglass Paper insulation with a Teflon Wrap Teflon Wrap peaks at 300°C, best between 200°C and

260°C (would go around the outside of the fiberglass paper insulation)

P12471\web\Daves Documents\Design

Calculations.xlsx

P12471\Items for Detailed Design

Review\Risk Assessment_MSD II Rev

02.xlsx

P12471\Items for Detailed Design

Review\Team 12471 Test Plan.doc

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Gantt Chart.pdf

P12471\Items for Detailed Design

Review\Work Breakdown Structure Rev

03.vsd