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Giant machines are powered by the biggest engines ever made! They will blow your mind! Some of these engines are larger than multi-story buildings and power the largest trucks and vehicles you will ever see. We look at machines from companies like Caterpillar, Union Pacific Railroad, Boeing, MySE, Aerojet Rocketdyne, and Wärtsilä. Have you ever seen any of these in real life? In this episode of Xplained we take a look at the biggest machines ever created.
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Generator Source - / @generatorsource
Transistor Channel - / @transistorchannel657
Caterpillar Mining - / @catmining
Awesome Earthmovers - / @awesomeearthmovers
Gustavo Montenegro - / @gustavomontenegro1
Macmahon - / @macmahon9047
Machine Lord - / @machine_lord
7idea Productions - / @7ideaproductions
High Iron Productions - / @highironproductions
TrainTrackTrav - / @traintracktrav
CNBC - / @cnbc
GE Aerospace - / @geaerospace
Boeing - / @boeing
SurveillancePigeon - pixabay.com/users/surveillanc...
MingYang Smart Energy - / @mingyangsmartenergy7005
Fluctus - / @fluctusofficial
BBC - / @bbc
Civil Engineering - / @civilengineering3606
jushorts - / @jushorts2013
GE Renewable Energy - / @gerenewableenergy
U.S. Space & Rocket Center - / @rocketcenterusa
Aerojet Rocketdyne - / @aerojetrocketdyne
BBC Earth Lab - / @bbcearthlab
NASA - / @nasa
Al Jazeera English - / @aljazeeraenglish
CGTN - / @cgtn
Wärtsilä - www.wartsila.com/
WinGD - Winterthur Gas & Diesel Ltd - / @wingd-winterthurgasdi...
Discovery Australia - / @discoveryaustralia
Mitchel Troost - / @mitcheltroost
Maersk - / @maersk
Binary Catalogue - / @binarycatalogue5748
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@Dk2007
@Dk2007 Год назад
Caterpillar engine fits in a Miata for sure
@alexgameplay385
@alexgameplay385 Год назад
😂😂
@treshaungaming6548
@treshaungaming6548 Год назад
Nah it is a Miata
@saikesh2510
@saikesh2510 Год назад
100%
@christopherjohnmatthews
@christopherjohnmatthews Год назад
I just imagined that and laughed my head of that would be sensational
@JesusTorres-qr1gz
@JesusTorres-qr1gz Год назад
Should you have a Miata to install that engine please let me know, I am willing to help with the installation, been there, done that.
@ryot69420
@ryot69420 Год назад
8:28 Hammond: The ocean evaporates. Engineer: No problem, also can do.
@bmad1386
@bmad1386 Год назад
"We have spare ocean"😆
@PushyPawn
@PushyPawn Год назад
*I'm so glad* he referenced the "3 T-Rex's" weight, because just saying it weighs 23,400 kgs is so arbitrary and difficult to imagine.
@richardorvos4095
@richardorvos4095 Год назад
the americans will use anything, but metric system
@piccoloatburgerking
@piccoloatburgerking Год назад
You can imagine it as 20 something medium sized cars for reference since cars on average weigh around a 1000 kgs.
@uglyluffy7815
@uglyluffy7815 Год назад
cry harder
@piccoloatburgerking
@piccoloatburgerking Год назад
@@PushyPawn k.
@RoflcopterLamo
@RoflcopterLamo Год назад
@@PushyPawnMost Pacific Comment ever
@RSFX1
@RSFX1 Год назад
1:13 Such a weird way to compare weight.... with a freakin' T-Rex???
@its_sundayftw4684
@its_sundayftw4684 Год назад
Anything but the metric system
@BerserkeR_031
@BerserkeR_031 Год назад
@iTs_Sunday FTW He used it here at least once 2:45. Not to mention, the metric system is superior in every way. Keep measuring with your thumb cave man style.
@dedss5055
@dedss5055 Год назад
'Merica moment
@ramvis
@ramvis Год назад
@@BerserkeR_031 how much that statue 🗽 wait? :About 245 gorillas. -How much 245 gorillas wait? : About 30 thousand average human ass.
@robertperez357
@robertperez357 Год назад
Yeah !! only dad my has seen t rex in my family!!
@TAllyn-qr3io
@TAllyn-qr3io Год назад
I am a retired Army Prime Power Production Specialist (was 52E, it has changed). Upon leaving the military I worked for Detroit Diesel as a field service technician. In those capacities I worked with and on very large generators up to 6.5 MW for land based power. Also marine generators, marine propulsion and switch gear. Great field to be in and I am glad that I had the education to qualify for that field. I was prior service Navy as a sonartech in the advanced electronics field. My Navy education allowed me the opportunity to graduate as Distinguished Honor Grad in school. With the schools in both branches totaling nearly four years, it made getting a great job after serving quite easy. Gotta love huge engines! 🙈🙉🙊
@Sgt_Bill_T_Co
@Sgt_Bill_T_Co Год назад
The most amazing engine in my world is the one on my motorcycle - it has never let me down.
@jimz9343
@jimz9343 Год назад
What bike do you drive? :)
@fabiansmith5860
@fabiansmith5860 Год назад
Yet 😊
@peterkiruru3693
@peterkiruru3693 Год назад
I can feel you
@robertruder9716
@robertruder9716 Год назад
The Big Boy locomotive, at that time in history was awesome. Most of the others were larger but at 82 years old, I saw some of the last steam locos, and they always fascinate me to this very day.
@herzogsbuick
@herzogsbuick 10 месяцев назад
ya, i wish they would've done a breakdown of what's inside the engine itself. i know enough to get myself into trouble, but reckon most whippersnappers watching have no idea what's going on in there!
@pashwathpashwath5018
@pashwathpashwath5018 8 месяцев назад
agreed😀
@far_outlook
@far_outlook 4 месяца назад
This train was born in 1986. It lit up the world that year, I was 43 years old at that time.
@christopherjohnmatthews
@christopherjohnmatthews Год назад
I absolutely adore anything engines what an amazing video I've watched it after times. Love it!!
@Eyowpeace20
@Eyowpeace20 Год назад
Round of applause for the engineers and mechanic
@johnger850305
@johnger850305 Год назад
Everytime I encounter a video like this I stop and watch til the end, the world is such a amazing place with invention like these machines.
@jonskinner3590
@jonskinner3590 Год назад
The Wartsila RT-Flex is the most incredible engine, a few years ago I was lucky enough to see the RT crank shaft being machined at the Skoda Works in Plzen, Czech Republic.
@yimpyoi9808
@yimpyoi9808 3 месяца назад
while the 100,000 horsepower figure is impressive, thats not even the most impressive part. low revving large engines like this are meant to produce torque, by rotating that massive crankshaft and this engine makes about 5.6 million ft/lbs of torque, an absolutely insane figure.
@petergambier
@petergambier Год назад
Thanks for this Xplained, some really cool engines, I wonder if we could make a gravity drive. Cool stat at about 6:54. The rocket using up 15 tons of fuel a second!!! With my old 2002 diesel Berlingo I get about 500 miles with 50 gallons. Somebody once told me that the QE2 travelled 12 inches to the gallon.
@jenilpatel7048
@jenilpatel7048 Год назад
Thois guy got no chill. Those wind turbine produces 80,000 FUCKING MEGA WATT he says at 5:13
@flybeep1661
@flybeep1661 Год назад
@@jenilpatel7048 I would not fully trust this vid on accuracy. Several things he mentions in this vid sounded off and when checked it was wrong. Also, a turbine isn't an egnine, shouldn't be in this vid in the first place.
@JunkBondTrader
@JunkBondTrader Год назад
I like how you spell Xplained. Very rad.
@drummersinger5324
@drummersinger5324 Год назад
That stat 15 tons of fuel per second must be a lie. There is not enough space in the body of that rocket for that amount of material. I call bs on that stat.
@djplonghead5403
@djplonghead5403 10 месяцев назад
The New Jersey battleship gets 7 feet per gallon.
@tangosmymango
@tangosmymango Год назад
I cannot imagine how grand the Sea Dragon's engine would be if it was ever built, you should try and make a video about it!
@user-ji9od1zv2n
@user-ji9od1zv2n Год назад
rocket engine sea dragon, δεν μπορεί να κατασκευαστεί! Το είπαν για να εντυπωσιάσουν. Είναι εκτός πραγματικότητας.
@savo6649
@savo6649 Год назад
i actually visit the Caterpillar plant where they make the C-175, and they do not use it to power the haul trucks. they’re used for hotel power on ships, or as generators.
@DCB1209
@DCB1209 Год назад
The first engine you showed cranking up is a CAT 3516, roughly the same size as its C175 counterparts but not the same and far more reliable. The largest CAT made engine is a 3600 Series which is much larger.
@DCB1209
@DCB1209 Год назад
@@DeadChan67 For starters, the GCM as we call it in the oil/gas industry, is not actually a CAT engine but a German designed engine. I actively work on them in Northern Colorado and Nebraska, got sent to Germany to learn how to work on them. So once again, the largest CAT made engine is in fact the 3600.
@DCB1209
@DCB1209 Год назад
@@DeadChan67 What are you saying "actually" for, like I'm wrong or something. I said they are a German made engine, MaK is a German company. If we really want to get down to the weeds CAT does in large own the engines. I work for Caterpillar, on all of the engines I have stated. CAT does not badge the engines as ours, they still have the MaK nameplate and coloring. Once again, the largest CAT made engine is in fact the 3600 series.
@DeadChan67
@DeadChan67 Год назад
@@DCB1209 My fault, by “Actually”, I meant the GCM engines, not the 3600’s
@83badyl
@83badyl 4 месяца назад
The first one is for sure not 3516😂
@DCB1209
@DCB1209 4 месяца назад
@@83badyl The first engine cranking up at the :42 second mark is a 3516. Please don't speak to me if you're ignorant.
@ISMAILIKUYUCAK
@ISMAILIKUYUCAK 13 дней назад
It’s absolutely incredible how a group of minds came together
@JamesAndrewL.berkshire
@JamesAndrewL.berkshire Год назад
as a fan of trains im thanking this guy for adding an information of railfan's most favorite train called Union Pacific 4014
@ethanebang8902
@ethanebang8902 Год назад
I wonder how good these are for off-roading…
@beas_espofficial6245
@beas_espofficial6245 Год назад
Caterpillar works the best
@SterlingPowell
@SterlingPowell 9 месяцев назад
There are some amazing comments that are very educational in and of themselves. These engines are just cool. All of them. I’m fascinated with the raw and absolutely power of all of these in general. Apart from the T Rex comparison and even then why not I guess, great video! Thanks.
@VigneshJayakumarvjrenato
@VigneshJayakumarvjrenato 11 месяцев назад
Worked on the Wartsila 96C engines. The size is hard to believe till you see it. Mine was rated at 77000BHP.
@satisfunflix
@satisfunflix Год назад
Wow, very impressed with your efforts
@SunshinestateClean
@SunshinestateClean Год назад
just to think that the caterpillar engine is only 5 dodge demons... like only 5 that just seems insane
@moealtwil7833
@moealtwil7833 Год назад
It produces 16,474 lb-ft torque. It doesn't rev very high thats why it's horsepower is low. But when moving a lot of weight you need torque not horsepower.
@capitanothegreat3994
@capitanothegreat3994 Год назад
But the Torque is like 20 Demons
@amberbhatia3081
@amberbhatia3081 Год назад
Man yall are smart all this going above my head
@user-yl1ur7rq4w
@user-yl1ur7rq4w 9 месяцев назад
Caterpillar engine fits in a Miata for sure. The engineering minds behind these are phenomenal.
@user-rb3kq1xo9o
@user-rb3kq1xo9o 10 месяцев назад
Round of applause for the engineers and mechanic. Caterpillar engine fits in a Miata for sure.
@DeezLouize
@DeezLouize Год назад
💁‍♀️"Let's compare the engine weight to something the viewers can relate to"...🤔 🙋‍♂️ "How about a dinosaur" 🤷‍♀️"Sure why not.. T-Rex it it is"
@Searover749
@Searover749 2 месяца назад
A T-rex weighed only 8 tons (just like a mammoth) : even not as heavy as 1 mid-size Wartsila piston !
@jedmiller3015
@jedmiller3015 Год назад
While it isn't a conventional "engine," they're still engines nonetheless. The AW4 reactor plant on Nimitz carriers produces well over 200,000 horsepower at the shaft.
@user-ji9od1zv2n
@user-ji9od1zv2n Год назад
Συμφωνώ.Θα έπρεπε να αναφερθούν και οι κινητήρες ατμού που λειτουργούν με πυρηνική ενέργεια. Το βίντεο έχει πολλά λάθη. Από όλες τις μηχανές που έδειξε η F1, είναι η ισχυρότερη! Εκατοντάδες φορές πιο ισχυρή!
@joshuaphillips8958
@joshuaphillips8958 6 месяцев назад
By Nimitz are you referring to the Aircraft Carrier?
@NubRusty
@NubRusty 10 месяцев назад
I KNEW a large ship engine would be top of the list. The ones that are on cruise ships are absolutely insane
@SeedifferentFeeldifferently
@SeedifferentFeeldifferently 6 месяцев назад
Feeling proud to have worked on the mighty RT -FLEX 96C B Engine. Seafarer Life
@Cyberguy42
@Cyberguy42 Год назад
5:15 "can generate 80,000MW of electricity" Yeah, I don't think so, that would be equivalent to 40+ nuclear reactors. Should have said "80,000MWh per year" (the onscreen text does state MWh)
@Tobias2
@Tobias2 5 месяцев назад
Exactly, there is a difference between Watt and Wh
@genouille21
@genouille21 Год назад
these engines are insane
@shardul52
@shardul52 Год назад
I've seen and worked on MAN B7W 6S70MC-C8 86,000 HP engine, was quite something else!
@craftedarrow6105
@craftedarrow6105 5 месяцев назад
Yes officer, it’s stock
@paulosoares7034
@paulosoares7034 Год назад
Incrível!
@capitanothegreat3994
@capitanothegreat3994 Год назад
That Wind Turbine about to be Installed Early Next Year should be One of the 8th Wonders of Human Achievement. 118metre Blade WTF ! 😱. The Blades Rotation covers 6 Football Fields WTF! 😱, My Mind can't process that, its going to be a Huge Tourist Attraction for sure
@muhammadali4653
@muhammadali4653 3 месяца назад
And now I understand people obsessed with trains.
@poindextertunes
@poindextertunes Год назад
those caterpillar trucks are so cool
@zahan5683
@zahan5683 Год назад
According to myself, the most amazing engine, in your list, was MySE 16.0-242 the largest wind turbine engine the 16 MW off shore giant,
@Aatell764
@Aatell764 Год назад
"Weighs as much as 3 Tyrannosaurus's" I appreciate the American measurements.
@dom_dude64_gaming
@dom_dude64_gaming Год назад
I got to see the big boy 4014 2 times. A true sight and a once in a lifetime opportunity
@saruloherbert8083
@saruloherbert8083 Год назад
The last one for me,facts are mind blowing thanks...
@TheRealDoctorBonkus
@TheRealDoctorBonkus Год назад
Top notch hangover content
@vamsi8569
@vamsi8569 Год назад
I like how he's specific about the number of homes they can power so we safe in an apocalypse.
@PavanSpace
@PavanSpace Год назад
That Rocket engine marvelous
@gooooalfootballcuts6194
@gooooalfootballcuts6194 Месяц назад
This is the video that earned my subscription
@Jeff.mb.k
@Jeff.mb.k Год назад
Keep it up because you are the best
@paladin0654
@paladin0654 Год назад
5:16 megawatt hours and megawatts are two different metrics. The basic capability of the turbine is 8MW. 7:15 "high energy gun powder"?? PLEASE! Gun powder and solid rocket motor fuel aren't even close. 9:39 the RT-flex96C is the most powerful internal combustion engine, not what you said. Wartsila engines are built by a variety of heavy manufacturing companies around the world: Wartsila DESIGNED the engine.
@capitanothegreat3994
@capitanothegreat3994 Год назад
Thank you for calling Him Out, My Mind was getting Blown Left , Right and Center .i was going "Wow" Wow" None Stop 😂 . He needs to do his Homework first before Posting, Now he lost Credibility
@yacquubfarah6038
@yacquubfarah6038 Год назад
Well Wartsila themselves said that its the most powerful engine in the world and nothing else seems to compete. No you are also wrong for assuming a variety of heavy manufacturing companies around the world build the engine. That's true for some huge machinery but not in this case. Technically, Wartsila design and build their own engines. Sulzer builds Wartsila's engines and Wartsila owns Sulzer. that's why its called the Wartsila-Sulzer RT-flex96C. Also he just missed a word he meant to say megawatt hours which the subtitles suggest. He's trying to explain solid rocket motor fuel in layman terms because not everyone is so knowledgeable in rocket science. 🤷‍♂
@john_john_john
@john_john_john Год назад
I wonder how much 8MW is in football fields...
@andrewmcalister3462
@andrewmcalister3462 Год назад
Actually, the bit about gun powder is right. The Long March rockets use gunpowder to get the rocket off the launch pad BEFORE the main (solid fuel) engine fires - saves having to harden/refurbish the pad.
@paladin0654
@paladin0654 Год назад
@@andrewmcalister3462 Interesting, thanks.
@benjimann4438
@benjimann4438 Год назад
Some pretty cool stuff brehz!
@judeau9151
@judeau9151 10 месяцев назад
T-Rex reference really put things into perspective for me. thanks.
@Squirrel_101
@Squirrel_101 Год назад
Awsome stuff!
@Matcha_Biscuit
@Matcha_Biscuit Год назад
Imagine how loud that'd be if the mechanics missed a skill check
@theDon_Dre
@theDon_Dre 10 месяцев назад
LMAOO, DBD reference?
@Matcha_Biscuit
@Matcha_Biscuit 10 месяцев назад
@@theDon_Dre yup
@theDon_Dre
@theDon_Dre 10 месяцев назад
@@Matcha_Biscuit That missed skill check would probably destroy our eardrums haha
@carloscarrero5381
@carloscarrero5381 Год назад
I've amazed what all these engines they are like something from the movie like really like the way they were build what we build these engines and kaywood this idea is a genius
@poindextertunes
@poindextertunes Год назад
some day I want to go see Big Brutus the largest electric shovel in the world. Its about a 2 hour drive from me. It looks very impressive
@SJR_Media_Group
@SJR_Media_Group Год назад
Former Boeing Everett where giant planes are built in the biggest building on Earth..... I have been up close and personal with the GE9x turbofan engine used on our 777's and 787's. G stands for Gigantic, E stands for Engine, 9 stands for over nine foot diameter front bypass fan. By the time you add the engine cowling, engine is so big it won't fit inside a house. It is so large it would stick out through the roof.
@Lord_Alhaitham
@Lord_Alhaitham Год назад
Damn, you've seen some amazing stuff
@SJR_Media_Group
@SJR_Media_Group Год назад
@@Lord_Alhaitham Thanks for comment. Boeing puts 'Big' into a whole new perspective.
@Lord_Alhaitham
@Lord_Alhaitham Год назад
@@SJR_Media_Group Can you tell some more interesting stories (⁠•⁠‿⁠•⁠)
@SJR_Media_Group
@SJR_Media_Group Год назад
@@Lord_Alhaitham Thanks for comment. I do like telling stories.
@carstenpfundt
@carstenpfundt Год назад
I’m an intern there at the moment. Truly amazing.
@reedboughen4439
@reedboughen4439 Год назад
the last one fits in a Miata for sure
@geoeira
@geoeira 2 месяца назад
beautiful. all of them
@onesadcomputer
@onesadcomputer Год назад
Oh boy I need one of these engines for my car
@DL_Eclipse
@DL_Eclipse Год назад
what engines are bucket wheel excavators powered by? I was experiencing something like that to make it into the list
@Dillyvl
@Dillyvl Год назад
they are electric.
@lagrangewei
@lagrangewei Год назад
China solid booster numbers is only for a single segment. fully stacked, it actually performance only about the same as the spaceshuttle's SRB.
@brianmwangi1246
@brianmwangi1246 Год назад
Q
@j.d.4697
@j.d.4697 Год назад
Ship engines are incredible, but things like the Big Boy come with nostalgia from the age that inspired steampunk, hard to beat.
@DJHLX3
@DJHLX3 Год назад
That dudes smile like " don't worry man we can fix all this 😁"
@rrommens4527
@rrommens4527 11 месяцев назад
At 5:12 A windturbine producing more than 80.000 MW? Sure. That would dwarf the largest power production facility in the world: the Three Gorges Dam at 22.000 MW.
@anic1716
@anic1716 10 месяцев назад
MWh, not MW. I'm guessing it's the total energy produced by year. If we take this and do the calculations, we get a power of around 9.13 MW, which makes sense.
@moceri55
@moceri55 Год назад
I have a 4000hp engine on my tugboat but I don’t consider the propellers a part of the engine. Yes it’s part of the whole drive train but it’s a separate component.
@ChorizoFungis
@ChorizoFungis Год назад
This is how big the engines are in the car that always pass by my house at 6 am
@chisomdavid6672
@chisomdavid6672 Год назад
Wow I love watching this
@franciscotoro9454
@franciscotoro9454 Год назад
My favourite engine is the 1.5 litre V10 engine used in formula1. There is no match for it in terms of power to zise or weight ratio, or RPM redline.
@satyakammisra
@satyakammisra 6 месяцев назад
Honda made the best 1.5 liter F1 engine.
@trendgamerzz7812
@trendgamerzz7812 Год назад
No Greta Thunberg was harmed in this video.
@pepepeek_normalperson
@pepepeek_normalperson 4 дня назад
How does this only have 3 likes wtf😂😂😂😂
@MohammadSadeqBozorgnejad-mv7rr
@MohammadSadeqBozorgnejad-mv7rr 28 дней назад
Gint and very powerful. This engine is a monster
@narendragongale8945
@narendragongale8945 9 месяцев назад
Very good and informative video
@curiouSOUL7
@curiouSOUL7 10 месяцев назад
The engineering minds behind these are phenomenal
@fugue137
@fugue137 9 месяцев назад
In a way... but they're just doing bigger versions of obsolete high-pollution tech. The engineering minds I respect are the ones trying to make propulsion clean again.
@log9705
@log9705 6 месяцев назад
@@fugue137 It's very easy to say that, as much as i want clean energy as well. Combustion just has yet to be beat, especially at this scale. EV companies have made great breakthroughs, but I doubt they scale in size well, with that much power draw.
@henryklassen3362
@henryklassen3362 Год назад
I’m not sure if that windmill is considering an engine.
@Michelle_Schu-blacka
@Michelle_Schu-blacka Год назад
You win the award for most bizarre weight comparison of 2023 for the 3 T-Rex's.
@Kanak_Bodkhe
@Kanak_Bodkhe 11 месяцев назад
I like how he referenced trex's weight as a measurement for caterpillar engine weight
@unveiledwithouttears1370
@unveiledwithouttears1370 Год назад
7:53 Is that Mercedes truck capable of pulling that monstrosity?
@skyline3071
@skyline3071 Год назад
There are independent motors under the trailer.
@Human_710
@Human_710 Год назад
The last one will fit in a miata for sure
@timdipayanmazumdar1089
@timdipayanmazumdar1089 Год назад
The Wartsila engine used to power the Maersk Triple -E which carries 18,000 TEUs.
@Good_BorisAV
@Good_BorisAV 10 месяцев назад
_Thank you!_
@sparklingclean
@sparklingclean Год назад
in the Miata 8:50
@bagelgeuse5736
@bagelgeuse5736 Год назад
What nuclear reactors? If a wind turbine counts I don't see why that doesn't.
@dragoda
@dragoda Год назад
instant subscibed for metric system. well done.
@Diazzz1998
@Diazzz1998 Месяц назад
Was waiting for wartsila the whole time lol I was about to say
@godblesskamnde6671
@godblesskamnde6671 Год назад
How is electricity going to replace these?
@AlwinNishanofficial
@AlwinNishanofficial Год назад
Same 🤷‍♂️
@alexandrosandreou8585
@alexandrosandreou8585 Год назад
Motors , if you mean for the generators , then batteries , hydrogen , nuclear could do just as good of a job apart from jet and rocket engines
@ArFr-og5nu
@ArFr-og5nu Год назад
Don’t t let the supra mfs see 8:58
@matthewdavenport6092
@matthewdavenport6092 Год назад
That camshaft was bigger than my whole suburban. 😲
@SaniyaSachinm
@SaniyaSachinm Год назад
Thanks I got New RU-vid Channel to learn more Knowledge from this video
@arpad1607
@arpad1607 Год назад
If stationary wind turbines are included then power plant gas and steam turbines should have been included as well. They can have 10x the power of that huge ship engine.
@flybeep1661
@flybeep1661 Год назад
Shouldn't have been included, wind turbines aren't engines.
@bricefleckenstein9666
@bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад
@@flybeep1661 And the most powerful gas turbine is a tossup with the most powerful diesel ship engine - though the ship engine has been around an extra decade or so.
@user-ji9od1zv2n
@user-ji9od1zv2n Год назад
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@user-ji9od1zv2n Год назад
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@philgooddr.7850
@philgooddr.7850 Год назад
The GE90x is only 1/10 of the Soyuz rocket thrust..not the same…think metric….and is not doing too well..
@alexandrosandreou8585
@alexandrosandreou8585 Год назад
But it's a rocket , the other is an actual jet engine That's like comparing the energy released during a nuclear bomb With the energy released in a nuclear reactor, it ain't fair
@philgooddr.7850
@philgooddr.7850 Год назад
@@alexandrosandreou8585 there was an error of ten fold in the comparaison of thrust made btw One GE90x the largest jet engine and a Soyuz rocket and the thrust of a rocket or jet engine can be compared only to understand the enormous amount of energy required to put a given load into orbit.. yet not comparing them as mobility means since atmospheric and non atmospheric propulsion fundamentally is different,,, And also for the energy of fission obtained by the the explosion of a nucleus of U235 by the collision of a neutron issued from a previous fission this energy is basically the same amount of MJ ending into the same residual smaller nucleons elements elements weather fission is inside a nuclear bomb or within a controlled reactor…it is only the amont far greater of moving neutrons captured by water and regulation barres which moderates drastically the controlled reactor number of reactions in a given period of time..while once started the non-interfered chain reaction of the bomb is exponential so fast with sufficient critical mass of enriched U or Pu that the chain fission reaction grow faster than physically the fissible uranium and fusing H2 or Lithium placed around can move away..and fission of heavy nucleus U and fusion of very small H, Li, is then completed in ms, and the resulting deficit of mass generated by both fission and fusion produces a tremendous amount of energy while mass converts to energy according to Einstein’s E= MC square…with C speed of light being very high at 300000kms per sec, energy is enormous..
@ManuelPerez-ip4bb
@ManuelPerez-ip4bb Год назад
I hope the C175 has pre oil prime before starting other wise the crankshaft bearings would be toast before they get pressure RE 18A D9D
@punit_jain
@punit_jain Год назад
Mind blown by WARTSILA 😶
@ernestimken6969
@ernestimken6969 Год назад
In the US we use tons and feet, not kilometers.
@kenhurley4441
@kenhurley4441 Год назад
I have to use google to know what they're talking about. Hit pause, change pages, and get the answers.
@EyeonthePrize247
@EyeonthePrize247 Год назад
Good for you? The US is one of the few countries in the entire world that doesn’t use metric… everyone else shouldn’t have to accommodate us.
@mrdudepuppet2339
@mrdudepuppet2339 Год назад
why should we have to accomadate you, you and a couple other countries are the only ones who use those
@Searover749
@Searover749 2 месяца назад
archaic measure units : it's not surprising, for a backwards country. You fought for years, to get rid of the british colonisers in 1776, and you're the only ones on earth to keep their stupid units...and their language : it's so illogical that it looks like a bad joke... (is it what you call "freedom" ?!). LOL !
@cringykid
@cringykid Год назад
0:45 the thing is so good for the envirment
@martinezjmartinez9237
@martinezjmartinez9237 10 месяцев назад
When u said is heavy as 3 T- Rex’s that got a really good idea of how heavy it is.
@nthumara6288
@nthumara6288 6 месяцев назад
it is so crazy to see the whole world is depend on those engin workes thank to carnort we can also try to increace efficincy of them too
@metalhev3989
@metalhev3989 Год назад
"Thats as heavy as 3 T-rexes" Thank you for translating it to american units
@EasyMerchMoney
@EasyMerchMoney Год назад
I liked the piston of Virtzilla RTflex 96c. Man, it's gigantic. One piston ignition will make a tsunami in the ocean.
@xenteko7249
@xenteko7249 Год назад
The size of that piston is actually comical. It seems ridiculous to think it could even work. How could a combustion engine produce a large enough explosion without destroying the seals and such?
@alexandroszanikas4178
@alexandroszanikas4178 Год назад
The firing pressure is around 140 bars, the piston liner and the cylinder head are also massive, so it can run continuously for many years without major cracks etc
@kenjit2959
@kenjit2959 5 дней назад
the caterpillar engine isn’t powering the wheels but a generator Thats powering a 2 electric motors
@sujatha.m848
@sujatha.m848 10 месяцев назад
I really like this trick thank you.
@chenitha001
@chenitha001 Год назад
Love your video
@chenitha001
@chenitha001 Год назад
@@johnromas what
@l.viizionz7532
@l.viizionz7532 Год назад
Wouldn't be surprised if this all fits in a miata
@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse
@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse 4 месяца назад
Im packin a 2001 VAG motor punching out 225 bhp on a 1.8T straight 4 20v block. And all of this all up in a MK1 TT. Yea you guessed it she’s quite the beast!
@IronGears.186
@IronGears.186 10 месяцев назад
powerful and powerful machines. I really like the machines at 04:46
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