Manufacturing World's Largest Diesel Engine | Inside Germany's Top Engine Factory

[@sesquivel729]

That's a very impressive manufacturing process. Those workers must be proud to produce something so elaborate.

[@TomokosEnterprize]

I worked in a similar plant as a machinist in Ontario Canada in my youth and up to 40 years old. It was the oil crash in the 1980's that closed the plant. Best years of my life were spent there.

[@Kjosh247]

We used to have an economy that produced. Now we rely on laundered money piling into a RE ponzi. So sad

[@peterwoodhead2569]

It’s a good job the MTU engineers know about engineering because clearly the narrator or narrative writer know very little.

[@henrikthomsen1617]

nor is it anywhere near the biggest diesel engine in the world

[@0123-v1o]

@@henrikthomsen1617 I think its pretty small compared to those Wärtsilla monsters. But what they probably meant ist that this here is the largest high speed diesel engine.

[@alexandertarango6094]

ok genius 😂

[@petemonster1]

"This super engine can operate for over 35 years without requiring maintenance." 10:42 Yeah nah

[@T3-RIDER]

​@@petemonster1I laughed when he said that 35 years of use and still running on original oil and other parts 😂

[@geoffreywallace9432]

The biggest diesel engine I know of is a 2300 ton, 14 cylinder, turbocharged 110,000 hp monster in the Emma Maersk class of container ships. It's built in Finland.

[@marksims3904]

Seen that beast here in Felixstowe, she is massive! Sadly now she is (I think!) not even in the top five biggest container ships in the world. The MSC Loreto berthed here a couple of weeks ago and I could see her from our office window (second floor, Cosco Shipping house!) and my jaw hit the floor when I saw her. Huge? The words "she's f*****g enormous!" left my lips a few times.........Dont you just LOVE videos like these...........

[@حميدمحمد-ت9ق]

They mean that most powerful diesel engine who running with 1500 rpm

[@حميدمحمد-ت9ق]

They mean that most powerful diesel engine who running with 1500 rpm

[@antares3796]

The new chef in town is the MAN Diesel with 118000 Hp, who is built for a series of the biggest container ships in the world made in Korea, Ever Ace for example which is 400m in length and 61 m in width and 23 992 Teu.

[@6942O-n6n]

Doesnt matter, thats a single engine not a mass produced unit like this one

[@mm5aho]

Interesting video. Pity there are so many errors of fact in it. The furnace was initially said to be a blast furnace (not) then an induction furnace (yes). The metal was said to be steel, actually its cast iron. The piston diameter is not 720mm (as already pointed out by another). There are many other errors of fact, but the overall message of good engineering still comes across.

[@wjhjr1415]

Yeah. Terrible. How embarrassing.

[@jonkaminsky8382]

I’m just thankful that it’s being built in Germany, a place where the people are highly intelligent and diligent. American industry’s quality and excellence is currently being further eroded by “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.” The ill effects of DEI are soaking into every facet of American society. The low IQ “workers” we import from third world nations are causing more harm than good. For example, dozens more US citizens are killed each year by semi truck drivers in fatal accidents involving the driver’s inability to perform his job safety and responsibility on the road. This rise in deaths is directly related to the increase in imported labor and “DEI” hiring policies in America that overlook more qualified workers simply because the melanin levels of their skin aren’t plentiful enough. Even the errors in this video can be attributed to DEI .. did you notice who they chose to narrate the video? The Marxists are on the rise once again.

[@karlhauser893]

​@@wjhjr1415lol

[@TiesOfZip]

Not only factual errors, but the damn text to speech isn’t good enough yet to not drastically detract from the quality of the video. It starts getting very hard to watch when the computer screws up words in ways that people just don’t, it’s very off-putting.

[@stephen1151]

@@jonkaminsky8382, I doubt your IQ can even comprehend the meaning of your name.

[@thomaswayneward]

German engineering is unreal. What an engine and what a process of building it. This engine is large but I used to work on engines that were larger, in the 1950s, used on drilling rigs, but they weren't diesel.

[@r.g.crainbow8703]

Finnsh engineering made largest engine ever built and still in production. THE CRANLSHAFT WEIGHS MULTIPLSE TIME THIS GERMAN LITTLE

[@MrMarinus18]

Yeah, I wonder why they used piston engines. Most of the time when a massive amount of horsepower is needed they use steam turbine engines.

[@thomaswayneward]

@@MrMarinus18 The motors I am talking about were on drilling rigs, that had to be moved every three months to every six months; they had to fit on an eight foot wide trailer bed when moving.

[@chinwansang510]

​@@r.g.crainbow8703Sulzer technology from Switzerland!

[@petert3355]

​@@MrMarinus18and yet, most non-military ships use massive diesel engines. They are so big they get moved in multiple parts.

[@farissyed4564]

I don't know what would the world looked like, if there was no germany! Absolute pioneers of engine manufacturing.

[@Watchman999]

ummm.....well, there are a few answers but overall amazing engineering prowess.....folks-vagon

[@davewood6339]

Had the pleasure of going to the factory for a diesel acceptance test, Awsome place to visit 😊

[@r.g.crainbow8703]

Wärtsilä Sultzer RTA96C WEIGHS 2300 TONS over 100 THOUSAND HP how is this most powerfull did i miss some... THE CRANKSHADT ALINE WEIGHS 300 TONS MORE THAN THIS THINGS

[@FlorinSutu]

The way I knew it, world's largest Diesel engine was built in South Korea. So, I was confused by this video's title for a different reason.

[@r.g.crainbow8703]

@@FlorinSutu It is! By Finnish company

[@danmurphy1994]

@@FlorinSutu nah Germans make the biggest and best diesel engines. That’s why the south koreans need to steal german employees from german automakers so as to obtain German engineering and design know-how and most likely to steal trade secrets because that’s what easterners do. They rarely innovate/invent anything on their own throughout history the west has always been responsible for man’s greatest creations; the east is quick to follow suit though, however and oftentimes they find ways to make an illegally copied cheap knock-off (: yea this goes for the Chinese mostly… Koreans seem to have slightly improved imaginative capacity over their neighbors.

[@chinwansang510]

Actually Wartsila is using Sulzer technology of Switzerland!

[@paladin0654]

Thank you.

[@SilkyEnchilada]

As s retired machinist, I appreciate videos like this.

[@jkrende]

Really neat video... but no where NEAR the largest Diesel engine in the world...

[@breakawaymotorsports]

An oil change on this engine takes 7.2 barrels of oil! Great video.

[@SellingLAandMiami]

German engineering ingenuity at it’s finest. Really amazing engine

[@diZzy2828]

That is a hell of a process. Great video 🤙🏼

[@jmlfa]

One of the largest diesel engine was built in Finland (around 110,000 HP) a few years ago. Already in the 70', I was working for Brown Bovery in Baden (CH) on the turbocharger for a 40,000 HP engine. Makes this one look like a dwarf.

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Oh how I miss working big back then.

[@peketee2278]

​@@SunriseLAWit would be worth investigating what is the difference between a diesel engine and diesel oil... you can use rapeseed oil or melted butter or even mustard oil in a diesel engine and it is still a diesel engine.

[@حميدمحمد-ت9ق]

That engine doesn't built in finland it's built in korea under licence and supervision of finish company wartsila

[@johngarlick7115]

The RTA-96C made by a Finnish company is the largest and most powerful diesel ever produced, is 44 feet tall, 90 feet long, weighs 2300 tons and produces 107,389 horsepower. Though the 8000 series is a workhorse it is a fly on an elephant’s back when compared to the RTA-96

[@johngarlick7115]

@@SunriseLAW it’s still a diesel engine as the name came from Rudolph diesel, and is classified only by being a compression ignition engine not by the fuel it burns as diesels can literally burn a host of fuels as long as they burn, and can be introduced into the cylinder in a way that the fuel won’t pre ignite. Diesel fuel literally got named such because of the engine not the other way around.

[@Marc-ww7cc]

@@SunriseLAW As @johngarlick7115 said, RTA/RT Flex-96C is definitely still a diesel engine from a technical perspective. Purely on the fuel point: ships regularly run on lighter fuels like Marine Gas Oil (MGO)/Marine Diesel Oil (MDO) (i.e. diesel) in emissions control areas such as certain coastal areas, ports, etc.

[@oswaldjacobs1882]

it’s actually 113,000 hp

[@Art-w1l8x]

Chalk it all up to good ol German propaganda

[@f800gt76]

may be they wanted to say "most powerful high or medium speed diesel"

[@ivylizhenzhong]

It looks like there is quite a big crack on the lifting gear, be careful with safety.😅video time at 5:17

[@OiNathann]

I wish my car could run for 35 years without maintenance lol

[@Isaac-muntz]

Buy a Toyota then

[@salmonslayer707]

​@IsaacTui 12 valve cummins or 7.3 international ftw. My 1996 cummins with 300k burns no oil, has 425psi compression in all cylinders, and is turned up and been taking a beating since I bought it with 220k 3 or so years ago

[@Isaac-muntz]

@@salmonslayer707 Nice man

[@dertmatyui]

Get an early 2000 bmw😂

[@billmclean8545]

Why does he say it is the world's largest diesel engine when it is not even close? This makes me question everything else in the video.

[@joemoore4027]

At time stamp 12:53 it is a " wrist pin " which she is installing, it's not a bolt. Cool video though.

[@noeljshah1]

Very informative video thanks.

[@emmykundy4273]

8:54 a piston with diameter of 720mm can’t look like this small in comparison to a lady assembling the engine. By the way will not fit 10 of them in one line of a V20 engine, with two 10 straight on each side, considering the engine is 7m in length. 0.720x10>7.000

[@dobraydien7242]

Makes me miss fixing locomotives. Big, dirty and fun to work on.

[@АлексСлободян-г1м]

Ух, круто! И по выражениям лиц этих парней видно, что им интересно это делать, хоть и утомляюще.

[@shawnrobitaille2000]

It was so damn beautiful through the whole video, AND THEN THEY PAINTED IT!!!! LOL

[@vacariualexandru1315]

I want to see this engine in a Miata!

[@Nutty...]

This engine is bigger than a Miata

[@Ericlee-ne7du]

He keeps calling it a crankcase. looks like a block to me.

[@brianlove8413]

There is a plethora of diesel engines built that are far bigger than these MTU's.

[@JoeKubinec]

Your point is well taken, but the engines you are referring to are low speed.

[@brianlove8413]

@@JoeKubinec No. I am referring to medium speed engines.

[@ekspatriat]

@@JoeKubinec well speed was not in the title so the statement holds.

[@catnipyfy]

Great video!

[@anilkumarjosmwhi8637]

I am Proud to be a Mechanical Engineer.

[@767HALHA]

Me too as a foundry engineer 🙂

[@Bill-sp8kb]

Well done! That's what I should have been. 🍻

[@hokehinson5987]

Wow! Those German facilities are so clean & modern. This engine would look good in a Fiat Abarth coupe. Not so fast in 1/4 mile but winner in a tractor pull! Amazing what these little ants called humans can do....

[@calin7017]

It is a large engine indeed, but nowhere near the largest. Any ship more than 40000 dwt have way bigger and more powerful diesel engines than this one. I worked on a VLCC made in '75, in Japan, 43000 HP, a man would fit and could stand in the cylinder. It took 3 (three) seconds to start it, either ahead or astern. The engine you've shown were the same size as the diesel generators.

[@ianmangham4570]

42 knots 🪢 4 engines 😮AWESOME

[@andyfield6854]

Diesel engines will outlast the net zero craze

[@brianmuhlingBUM]

A well made doco. 😊 Great!

[@proctiv5488]

Worlds largest diesel engine, you have got no idea lol There are marine engines where you can walk around in the crank housing

[@jamesharrison6201]

I watched a show, may have been History Channel about a container ship with an inline engine so large the crankcase had a walk in door. No ducking or stooping. Cylinder bore, probably could have driven a Yugo through, but definitely a smart car

[@tcfdesilva1761]

i got so many knowledge about the installation of huge engine.👍💚❤️

[@denisiwaszczuk1176]

Sump holds 1600lrs . Wow did oil change on BBF 6Ltrs cost 50 bucks . Great video great engine

[@bigredc222]

Good video. Thank you.

[@luisaugusto1033]

Hey Nuts??? 35 years without maintenance??? You mean melting it again ??? Crazy number you have... given us

[@marcelinobagdoc9745]

The best made in germany

[@hughmann1537]

Quick question; could I just plop this into my RAM 1500? Or do I need some firewall adjustments?

[@miguelamaya6246]

AWESOME DUDE...

[@zareeftashfique8168]

Tbh I kinda liked it without the final paint coating

[@thechrisgregory]

I think that there should be more acknowledgement of the lathe turning processing of many of the casted parts in particular the crank shaft.

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

Wärtsilä RT-flex96C is the most powerfull diesel engine. Over 80MW.

[@tissapathiratna7761]

Very Good Video. Is MTU owned by Daimler Benz? I have worked on 3000 Hp Cockrill engines.👍

[@ZirkusRose]

They’re on the stock market. Owned by many many shareholders.

[@Nick-hm2dm]

This is the coolest engine build I’ve ever seen.

[@treeguyable]

Pakastani guys, can make one just as well, with coat hangers, and old bicycles. And when they bend the welding rod, look out! 😂

[@sgassocsg]

Thank goodness these days are coming to an end. No more ICE. Kudos to these masters of old world technology. Truly impressive. Let us now move to nuclear generation with electric propulsion. Amen.

[@munikrishnakvs4586]

Iam verrey interesting io see thes big engine Thankyou

[@sswaen]

Wait til they hear about Wärtsilä

[@The_Slavstralian]

The "Turbo Module" should fit my car right?

[@StevenRedcay-gw5ci]

This is a puppy ! Wertzella is the largest in the world

[@SuperKamaki]

Wärtsilä

[@OmowaleAgbelusi]

Greetings from Lagos Nigeria

[@leoniousmumblescraper1311]

That temperature reading in the video is Celsius not Fahrenheit, steel melts around 2500 degrees Fahrenheit.

[@NicolasValentinScotland]

Good show .

[@markzivny2114]

Seems like the perfect miata swap

[@nemo6900]

this is a good video from an engineering stand point for sure. but not even close to the largest as the title suggests for instance ther is the MAN B&W 12S90ME-C Mark 9.2 rated at 98,000 hp and standing about 4 stories tall

[@billhart9832]

Three times between 2006 and 2018 I worked for several months across the street from MTU in Friedrichshafen Germany, with Zeppelin. (A different MTU facility from that shown here) The two companies even share a parking garage. Later this year I finally get to go inside MTU for training on a similar 20 cylinder 2.6 megawatt (3,500HP) engine that is the heart of a compressor system we sell to boost the power of Gas turbine generators. Kind of ironic using a reciprocating engine driving a multi-stage intercooled compressor to boost a 100 Mw turbine when the engine itself is turbocharged and intercooled. Nice presentation.

[@machinuts]

amazing experience!

[@Themayseffect]

Can you share a link or something to the engine you are talking about? Sounds very interesting

[@billhart9832]

@@Themayseffect, this is our system. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZetl4yNfLWbZsk

[@jimmylight4866]

Maybach still in business💪

[@Slash1066]

It's nowhere near the biggest engine in the world, the 11 cylinder engines inside container ships are like buildings several stories high and weighing thousands of tons.

[@cjgordon22]

Thats impressive a engine that large can do 1200rpm

[@pork_friedrice]

Largest? C’mon man not even close

[@evanmeneilley3228]

Damn, it’s so beautiful before they paint it..

[@veerusinghrajput7849]

Best thing is. It can work 35 years without maintanenece.

[@FlorinSutu]

World's largest Diesel engine was built in South Korea.

[@HORUS-IT]

Thumbs down for the clickbait title and numerous factual errors in the commentary. This engine is still an impressive feat of engineering, though.

[@robturner9701]

Clickbait. This is only a fraction of the size of the largest diesel engine.

[@ademdervish8197]

Could U power a Nissan pulsar with this ?

[@vagtech74]

1.9 TDI cam is no longer camshaft after 80k

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this factory

[@sajithchamara6885]

German engineering is phenomenal 😮

[@miezeKotze-e4k]

Lol!!!! They aren't the only ones making this kind of engines

[@rezabarati1298]

THE BEST ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Bill-sp8kb]

The most powerful diesel engines in the world, power container ships. They weigh 3,200 tons, and develope 100,000 horsepower. There's no contest.

[@JosephDent-qd9ih]

Engine blocks are assembled on every continent except ant-artica

[@vatansalvery]

Mankind should eventully find a much easier and more efficient way to generate power. This is an already historic technology.

[@Kosmonooit]

Dialog is bad, inaccurate, bot? ie "camshaft made of reinforced steel"

[@bharatc.sampat6406]

Absolutely Fantastic. Thanks very much

[@1911olympic]

Absurd. This is by far NOT the world's largest diesel engine. The biggest and most modern engine version - Wärtsilä-Sulzer RT-flex96C - has 14 cylinders, a lenght of 27 m (88 ft 7 in), a height of 13,5 m (44 ft 4 in), weighs over 2 300 tonnes and has attained a power of 84.42 Megawatts (114,800 bhp)

[@vintageludwig]

Yeah but they were all booked up

[@jmlfa]

Already in the 70', I was working for Brown Bovery in Baden (CH) on the turbocharger for a 40,000 HP engine. Makes this one look like a dwarf.

[@JayLang7]

Let’s fit in in an f-350.

[@Themayseffect]

The turbos are bigger than most people's bathrooms 😅

[@54Rocketeer]

These aren’t the worlds largest diesel engines, this in nonsense

[@robertwolf9380]

New drinking game, take a shot every time you hear mega engine 😜

[@machinuts]

hahaha, you can also play the game on my another video every time you hear A380

[@andresolmedo4354]

What bearing clearance do they run

[@jmlfa]

Tight.

[@Isaac-muntz]

Masking tape

[@SoCal-AMG]

How much is an oil change?

[@MykePagan]

Doesn’t Sulzer-Warzilla make diesel engines with output over 140,000 horsepower? Almost ten times bigger than this one?

[@sswaen]

Wärtsilä. I had a school trip to their factory and yes they make the biggest and strongest!💪

[@Kaito8888]

Made in South korea?

[@arnabnath8428]

not just 10 times bigger lol.those gigantic engines are like 50+ times bigger than this little engines.

[@RazorbackKen]

Not even close to the largest diesel engine.

[@sabianbarboza1155]

Will this fit my Honda?

[@wrchung]

How love how they “polish” the engine…..😂😂

[@imransharif443]

Beautiful Engineering

[@Nick_Kerr420]

I work on the HSV Alakai catamaran with 4 of these engines

[@fixedgear37]

Not even close to the largest. Korea and Finland make those

[@sunroad7228]

"In any system of energy, Control is what consumes energy the most. Time taken in stocking energy to build an energy system, adding to it the time taken in building the system will always be longer than the entire useful lifetime of the system. No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores. No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it. This universal truth applies to all systems. Energy, like time, flows from past to future".

[@JosephDent-qd9ih]

Crank case Is the engine block.

[@billboyd8995]

What does it cost?

[@lausromedahl9680]

Piston diameter 720mm NO WAY!!!

[@brianlove8413]

265mm bore

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

Almost quarter of a metre less than Wärtsilä's piston.

[@stephenclarke8864]

Germans must be so proud of their industry, in UK they just sold everything

[@peterhundt8]

Nothing to be proud of. This is Standard German engineering.

[@phatmeow7764]

BMW engines after tea and crumpets in your Rolls Royce cars guvnor?

[@peterhundt8]

@@phatmeow7764 You got it. Just do not soil my upholstery.

[@shakilahmed3675]

In which country is this