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This research article presents a theoretical model for predicting the performance and dynamic behavior of a four-cylinder double-acting Stirling engine using a combination of thermodynamic and dynamic models. The study demonstrates that the engine can achieve a maximum power output of 1099 W at 1312 rpm with a total efficiency of 19%, and it highlights the importance of considering the interaction between dynamic and thermodynamic behaviors in engine design. The findings can be applied to further developmen
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