Stirling engine with alphagamma® technology:
pure energy paired with environmental benefits
Our Stirling engine with the new alphagamma® technology represents a future technology that stands for an essential component of our climate goals.
When used as an auxiliary power unit, our technology maintains the on-board power supply in parked vehicles and avoids environmental pollution from engines running on the stand.
Another goal of our research and development is the low-maintenance use and disposal of greenhouse gases in lean gas CHPs.
alphagamma® technology by frauscher
Our alphagamma® technology is the result of 20 years of development and basic research on alpha, beta and gamma stirling engines. Our solution combines alpha and gamma stirling engines.
The advantages are revolutionary: severely reduced piston and bearing forces ensure an extremely long maintenance-free life.
VERENA research award goes to Frauscher Thermal Motors
As part of the national innovation award ceremony, Verbund's General Director Dipl. Ing. Wolfgang Anzengruber, in the presence of Minister Dr. Margarete Schramböck handed over the special prize VERENA to the research company Frauscher Thermal Motors. The award is a...
alphagamma® technology: 18.000 hours of operating experience
After two and a half years of operating experience, including extreme stress tests in the field, we may draw a very positive balance: alphagamma® technology is indeed the key to maintenance-free combustion engines. Maintenance-free, at least regarding to the...
Landfill gas – no problem for alphagamma® engines
As part of the research project "Lean gas CHP", we installed our mobile Stirling CHP on the site of a landfill and powered it with landfill gas over a period of 4 weeks in January 2020. Unlike previous field tests, the cooling circuit had to be maintained frost-proof....
frauscher thermal motors GmbH
Gewerbestraße 7
4774 St. Marienkirchen
Austria
Phone: +43 7711 318 20-0
Email: info@frauscher-motors.com
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Monday to Thursday: 07:00 – 11:45 and 12:30 – 16.30
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