
Thomas Healey
Founder and CEO of Hyliion, a publicly traded clean power technology company specializing in the KARNO modular generator that leverages additive manufacturing.
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Jul 6, 2026
#250 Hyliion CEO Thomas Healy: "We don't have a product without additive manufacturing."
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Thomas HealeyGUEST
So the design drivers are making more and more efficient or effective heat exchangers.

Thomas HealeyGUEST
That's really the foundation of Sterlings in general is you have various heat exchangers within the engine and you need those to operate at as high efficiency as possible.

Thomas HealeyGUEST
So to give you an example of a couple of them, so There is a heat exchanger between where we react fuel and how you transfer that fuel into your, or I'm sorry, how you transfer that heat into your working gas.
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17:41Sam DavisHOST
So I think our audience will understand most of what goes on in a Metal AM machine, but touch on that a little bit, what's going on inside the machine and then what happens before that, if anything, after the design and what happens in terms of post-processing once the parts are out of the machine.