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The Dada engine is a dual-mode operation heat engine which moves a working gas in a closed circuit between two cylinders of different volumes, via two heat exchangers selected by passive valves, so as to approach a Brayton/Joule cycle. It can function either as an external heat engine or as a heat pump, refrigerator. The working gas may be inert: helium, nitrogen or air.
The Dada engine is a dual-mode operation heat engine which moves a working gas in a closed circuit between two cylinders of different volumes, via two heat exchangers selected by passive valves, so as to approach a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brayton_cycle Brayton/Joule cycle]. It can function either as an external heat engine or as a heat pump, refrigerator. The working gas may be inert: helium, nitrogen or air.

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The Dada engine is a dual-mode operation heat engine which moves a working gas in a closed circuit between two cylinders of different volumes, via two heat exchangers selected by passive valves, so as to approach a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brayton_cycle Brayton/Joule cycle]. It can function either as an external heat engine or as a heat pump, refrigerator. The working gas may be inert: helium, nitrogen or air.

The Dada engine is a dual-mode operation heat engine which moves a working gas in a closed circuit between two cylinders of different volumes, via two heat exchangers selected by passive valves, so as to approach a Brayton/Joule cycle. It can function either as an external heat engine or as a heat pump, refrigerator. The working gas may be inert: helium, nitrogen or air.

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