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by cr0sh
2616 days ago
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I have a couple of thoughts on how this material might be able to be used - but I'm not a mechanical engineer, so what I mention might be (probably is) worthless: 1. Mechanical compression using hydraulic fluid and electric pumps?
2. Could the hydraulic fluid be used as the heat transference mechanism?
3. Could this material be used in a liquid Sterling cycle pump? I'm thinking a combination of these might be the answer; the material at one end of a closed cylinder with a piston compressing hydraulic fluid, and the reciprocating motion through some means (and the hydraulic fluid) moving the heat from the material one end to the other end of the cylinder (where it could be dumped). |
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