German Giants: Mega Engine Manufacturing

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German Giants: Mega Engine Manufacturing | FD Engineering
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Mega Diesel Engine made in Germany. MTU (Engine and Turbine Union Friedrichshafen) is a brand of Rolls-Royce Power Systems. Their propulsion systems and large diesel engines, for example, neatly heat ships, heavy and military vehicles or railways. Not infrequently bring such drives namely achievements of up to 12,000 hp. The mega diesel engines are manufactured in the idyllic Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance, but the engines "Made in Germany" have long been used worldwide.
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@johnswarbrick2365

Stop using the word "steel" - it is iron and when treated a magnesium addition it becomes Nodular, ductle or Spheroidal Iron (SG Iron). Also stop using the word "elastic" it is ductile and the casting has "annealed" itself in the mould to give a ferritic micro - structure. Sorry to be so pickie but accuracy is important when describing a process.

@davewood6339

Had the privilege of going to the factory twice. Awsome place in a beautiful part of Germany

@celtics9348

Makes all the engines I worked on look like childs play, this is awesome

@bryansmith1920 День тому

I'm a 70yr old Brit, that lives and worked in the city, that Produced Perkins Diesel Engines, The Big Engines, that rival these, are built at Stafford, UK, my first time working @ Perkins after my 2wk induction training, was a block wash machine, the first machine @ the start of the V8 production line, As a C+G qualified motor mechanic, it was a eye opener,

@dougbesplug8851

Respect!!! Even the foundry is clean that is no easy you can see the pride and confidence when they speak

@johnshields6852

I grew up next to a shipyard that built giant LNG tankers and I remember watching them being launched in the 1970's as a teen, ships are amazing. 🇺🇸 Quincy, Mass.

@kjtilka

Germany has the finest craftsman in the world. They do this with there trade schools, they start young. They fuel Germanys economy.

@DanielBenzs65AMG 28 днів тому

I love cars, love engines, and love engineering which the Germans are the best at, I knew id love this video, amazing!

@stormchaser419

Simply incredible!

@jasonruetz2306

This is an amazing feat of engineering and skilled craftsmanship. Awesome 👍

@godbluffvdgg

Such an intense and well edited and narrated upload. I saw this process for these engines in another video; but it wasn't this detailed...I was spellbound and proud of my nationality and recognize the centuries of trial and error that have arrived at this point...Thanks for the upload...

@ako5bcv

There is a reason why German engineering costs money and your looking at it right here 💪💪

@TQ11AA

The background music so annoying, distracting and totally unnecessary,otherwise very interesting

@tomrailton9201 28 днів тому

Absolutely brilliant video thank you so much. Take care and stay safe everyone. Tom.

@DutchKC9UOD

Brings back memories or feeding smelting pots with a double overhead crane! nice and warm in the winter with all windows open.

@johnswarbrick2365

The annoying thing is that the UK used to build ship's engines but our industry suffered from poor management, short termism and a lack of investment. Plus of course a series of governments who just didn't understand or even care about manufacturing.

@BigEightiesNewWave 21 день тому

TBH, as a kid, the most impressive German things I ever saw in person, were the 1972-1973 Porsche 917/30 CAN-AM cars being driven at Riverside Raceway.