" AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HEAT ENGINE " 1960 SHELL OIL FILM STEAM, GASOLINE & DIESEL ENGINES 99314

[@عبدالقادريحيىمحمدالشهاوي]

Thanks for your help

[@sixstringedthing]

Maybe all those Americans who seem to have such trouble with the metric system should go back and watch a few of these videos from the 1960's, they seemed to have it fairly under control back then... :D

[@bossman1974]

Love these old Shell movies 😊

[@johnny450gf]

Always great full for your content

[@PeriscopeFilm]

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[@wdmm94]

Titanic took steam efficiency one step further with a triple expansion and then a reaction turbine on the end down to practically 0 psi.

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

Interesting history of engines ..

[@daverr8163]

Great video!

[@DABrock-author]

"Good, good. Let the heat flow, my young apprentice..."

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

"When the heat flow stops all eyes will turn to Arrakis!"

[@rockets4kids]

The heat must flow!

[@manhoot]

This film got me hot 🔥 under the collar

[@lukebakerlpb9034]

😎

[@littleshopofelectrons4014]

Some modern ship-board Diesel engines achieve 50% efficiency.

[@KarldorisLambley]

1.45. i loved seeing a lady activate a vacuum cleaner in ludicrous footwear. does that make me a bad person?

[@Russ_C]

No; human.

[@morongosteve]

damn

[@onedayiwillmakesomecontent]

A whole lot of hot air...

[@lightdark00]

If the steam generator can take 500F steam down to 45F it's a bloody refrigerator. 😳

[@sixstringedthing]

Did you not hear the narrator saying "centigrade" repeatedly?

[@williamcollins4082]

4 grade science. Energy can't be made or destroyed only it's form changed . Piezo electric ? Plazma ? Mind just ain't what it use to be ...

[@sixstringedthing]

This comment reads like you think you've made some really clever and pithy remark here, but I'm having serious difficulty figuring out why...

[@williamcollins4082]

@@sixstringedthing study 18/19 century engineering .

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

I think they're Earth, Water, Fire, and Bea Arthur? 4th grade was a Loooong time ago. I don't always remember what Mr. Garrison said. It was Bea Arthur or Justin Timberlake, one was a form of energy and the other invented atoms. Easy to confuse.

[@briankerr4512]

My cat is in heat ...