TERMODINÁMICA CICLO ERICSSON BRAYAN ALEJANDRO ACERO MONTEALEGRE SERGIO ANDRÉS ALDANA BABATIVA MIGUEL ANGEL BARRAGAN PUENTES SOME HISTORY JOHN ERICSSON PATENT HIS FIRST ENGINE IN 1833 SOME HISTORY REGENERATOR Ericsson designed and built a countercurrent mixed flow heat exchanger and called it a "regenerator" ERICSSON ECONOMISER But Robert Stirling had invented a similar device, before Ericsson, and called it an "economizer" because it saved fuel. STIRLING REGENERATION PROCESS HEAT TRANSFER REGENERATOR HEAT TRANSFER WORKING FLUID FIRST CYCLE SECOND CYCLE 1 SOME HISTORY Dark red or red-brown color: The air in the lower chamber is heated by externally supplied heat 1 Blue color: The air in the upper chamber has been sucked in by lowering the piston and is at atmospheric pressure 3 2 The piston begins to rise due to the pressure of the heated air. 4 A flywheel causes the dualfunction (compression-expansion) piston to start going down At top dead center, the maximum possible amount of intake air passes into the cold reservoir. 5 In the lower room, the preheated air is just heated while being compressed SOME HISTORY FIRST CYCLE You can describe the topic of the section here BRAYTON CYCLE SOME HISTORY Contents of this template Here’s what you’ll find in this Slidesgo template: ● A slide structure based on a lesson presentation, which you can easily adapt to your needs. 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