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== Environment == | == Environment == | ||
| − | The Stirling engine itself is best placed outdoors in a | + | The Stirling engine itself is best placed outdoors in a 23 Celcius environment to provide the highest efficiency. The only planets that cannot effectively use it are: Venus, Moon and Mimas |
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=== Outdoors === | === Outdoors === | ||
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A single frame of 100kPa (330mol oxygen @ 20 celcius) will rise by 1.5 Celcius every second with 1500 Celcius gas, assuming that you are exporting from a furnace to the Stirling Engine. | A single frame of 100kPa (330mol oxygen @ 20 celcius) will rise by 1.5 Celcius every second with 1500 Celcius gas, assuming that you are exporting from a furnace to the Stirling Engine. | ||
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| + | Stirling_temp.png|Temperature dependency | ||
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