Cleanergy Stirling

Cleanergy’s Stirling engines for gas and solar, C9G and C10S, are alpha-type Stirling and operate with two cylinders. This engine type has a high power to volume ratio and a relatively simple mechanical structure enabling high reliability and long service intervals.

The engine traces its origin to prototypes built by the German engine manufacturer Solo Kleinmotoren GmbH as early as 1990. Since then, the engine has been further developed and refined and is today one of the most proven Stirling designs in its power range.The total accumulated operating hours exceed 2 million and the engine has been sold and installed all over Europe.

Modbus connection

In all of its versions and applications, the Cleanergy Stirling engines are equipped with powerful means for engine control and remote operation monitoring via Internet. The PLC is using the Modbus RTU protocol for serial communication and it can easily be connected to existing automatic controllers and real-time systems at the installation site.