What is the tool you used to do this..?

wow it is very understanding this type of animations makes the concept clear in engineering

Thank you so much for informative videos

It cheers me up to be an apprentice at Howden🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Can I use this for HPLV? 😉

Goli di hai

এই হিটার টি কোথায় পাব ভাই

How many cfm

Sir both pass ka APH different direction me kyo rotate karta h

Love to overhaul one of these one day

How loud is it in operation ? Geez.

Hello! Does anybody know what is the F.A.D. @ pressure of airend?

hello 👋! everyday I am it is a working too...

.....will this fit in my honda?

Are you able to find out efficiency of aniroid barometer as it's size gradually increased ?

Superb. A fantastic example of a model student. Michaela should visit schools and show the opportunities for girls in STEM.

You are inspirational. I work in education and will use this video as a motivational tool to encourage females into Stem. Thank you for taking the time to create and share this

Excellent video. Very inspiring Michaela!

How can I get the technical manual for Howden compressor

Just wondering, what are the bore, stroke, and RPM on this compressor?

What's the location..at which district of Weihai I mean

It’s good to be a part of this big family. A great journey in my life.

Smaller steam turbines could be used to power electric trains on longer distances!

Very cool video folks! thanks for sharing!

extremely informative,thank you

Nice one

Thanks sir..it's amazing video

Very interesting

Nice video! I subbed

nice work.

Thanks sir

Thanks

Excellent explanation.

nice

Good one Easily understood vidio thq

Brilliant

Excelente

"How much for an air end rebearing mate?" "I'm sorry sir, we couldn't find a crane big enough."

Nice!!!

Noce work for thermal power and nuclear ☢️ great job howden 👍🏻

What’s the background music??

You know my name is Edward Howden, no joke. I saw this ad at the top of my recommended videos and it was such a coincidence

Please provide the capital cost. Specially blower design.

I was told by a teacher that Diaphragm Compressors were oil free and used mostly in food and pharmaceutical industries. But this one uses a piston and oil. Are there different types?

How do they guarantee that the screws never touch the sides despite (nicking the walls is very bad) having less than a few thousands of an inch to spare?

Thank you Sir,none understands the efforts put in to create an animation like this,atleast like the video :)

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Good I like it