-Modern Engines
| Today, there are many companies
developing Stirling devices for niche markets, such as cogeneration units
and power generation using alternative fuels. Stirling engines have come
a long way from the large and heavy engines of the 19th century, thanks
to advancements in materials, manufacturing processes, theory and analysis
methods.
This page contains a handful of links to some of these companies. Click on the images to learn more about these organizations and the engines they produce. All images and information related to these devices are property of and are assumed to be copyrighted by their respective owners.
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