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Animated Engines
Impressive animations of a wide range of different types of heat engine - internal combustion, steam and stirling and - with detailed explanations
How Car Engines Work
A brief description of how internal combustion engines work from HowStuffWorks.com.
Stirling Engine
Stirling engines run without noise or vibration and are truly an environmentally friendly device. They are a closed machine with no intake or exhaust which results in very quiet operation. Anything ...
Savery Engine
Invented by Thomas Savery in the late 17th century, the Savery engine was the first commercially successful steam engine and was used to draw water out of mines.
Ion Engines
A great resource, including fun and challenging games, for students and teachers about ion engines and how they are used to propel spacecraft.
Stirling Engine Society USA
SESUSA was established to exchange knowledge, ask questions and express ideas regarding the stirling engine.
Stirling Engine
]This web site offers information on the Stirling engine for students of all levels.
Building simple heat engines
Instructions on how to build various types of steam engines made into simple toys. With explanations on how they work and pictures.
How Rocket Engines Work
A brief description of how Rocket Engines harness enough energy simply to get a spaceship off the ground. Ppart of Marshall Brain's HowStuffWorks.com.