RoRo Ship Engine Room

Engine room of the USNS Cape Rise: powered by two medium speed diesel engines coupled with a combiner and speed reducing gearbox. Fixed 120 RPM and variable pitch propeller.

[@mxylpx]

The enormity of the engine room is what truly makes one stop in awe!

[@joelniadas1131]

during my seamanship days, since i was an engine personnel,, i always love to sleep at the engine room during my off time,, coz the sound of the engine make me sleep,,

[@celiscyrus2621]

really dude ? O.o

[@sailorvoice5183]

U r the real marine engineer brother...I love engine sound❤️

[@zefror_7078]

I just love the clicking noises a well kept machine makes just so relaxing.

[@kalle123]

My first ship as assistance engineer was a container with a similar engine.MAN V9V 52/55. Those who remark the engine room not to be clean have never been on a merchant ship with an engine like that ...

[@XeroVMK]

Thats one mighty dirty engine room. The two most important components on the ship is the engine and the radio, yes? So both need to be in perfect order and clean.

[@rolomaticz5009]

+XeroVMK Built in 1977 by Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. so it still runs very quiet regardless of the oil smudge on the almost 40 year old paint.

[@RED_STAR_89]

XeroVMK this is older then ur mamma. shut the fuck up now

[@XeroVMK]

Flanker R whoa, mr tough guy here! Crawl back to your parents basement and stay there. people like you don't add anything to the world, you are just a waste of resources.

[@RED_STAR_89]

XeroVMK hahahaah smells smoke might go and watch porn u are at wrong place thx

[@fnorgen]

But how would you know that it has been serviced if it doesn't have a healthy coating of shmoo?

[@byronpink9061]

Nice video! Love the soothing sounds of the ship 🚢 engines under way! Thanks for sharing! BP

[@Draxindustries1]

What a filthy engine room..

[@ermelopaolos.daigan4343]

Draxindustries1 how rude its filthy because it's old

[@florinmugurstepanov2177]

've been workin on a MAN Kawasaki K9SZ 90/160, from '81. No trouble whatsoever. Back then.

[@dave7200]

That was an awesome tour of the engine room. Their size is always amazing. Like others I noticed it was a bit filthy especially if its a military ship?? I always thought the military always keeps things standing tall?? I enjoyed the video though thanks. Dave

[@TheCasualGerman]

@@bonkeydollocks1879 Its the >USNS< Cape Rise

[@dtiydr]

I would grab that output shaft with my bare hands and easily stop it right away.

[@1957mrle]

dtiydr i’m in line 😜

[@Teddy_Bass]

😂😂😂

[@callumhardy5098]

Stop what? Your arm being connected to your body?

[@riztuvpabondal2411]

That's low speed shaft but the torque is very high

[@carmen_playz_2112]

ur dumb

[@jakirhssain2166]

Very good for you and your family members of staff and volunteers

[@blockstacker5614]

All the people saying it's filthy should try cleaning a ships engine room

[@colonthree]

I'm more worried of rust in hard to reach places. ;w;

[@jakirhssain2166]

Very good for you and your Administering God bless you

[@KMacFNP]

I wish my shaft was that big.

[@tagmstr02]

Yeah that's a big shaft, how many bitches got wet watching this shit?

[@florinmugurstepanov2177]

Stay in line ! 😜

[@fiegenfiegen]

Kawasaki MAN engine. This is like bratwurst sushi, but it sounds good!

[@pragasamsupiahs8419]

That's the Shaft , turns at clock wise, connected to the propeller .

[@smytb]

Duhhh, Very good!

[@petejones6030]

The shaft on the ship goes round and round, round and round, round and round. The shift on the ship goes round and round, round and round, round and round all day long.

[@港-e6r]

nice job!

[@josephastier7421]

Reminds me of the last stateroom I rented.

[@AgriIdea]

Wow Just Amazing

[@ozzymd1]

@1:32 is that end of shaft and other side the propeller ?

[@albertoasi1654]

Yes

[@shirleymental4189]

No the rear wheels, dopey.

[@STEN3326]

How is the sealing kept in the output seal ?

[@avtarsingh7379]

Good job sir .

[@vincent7520]

I've seen cleaner engine rooms....

[@janvisser2223]

Also dirtier ones😎

[@vincent7520]

Can’t say no to that 😎😎😎‼️

[@RampartPh]

how hot can it get in there?

[@smytb]

That depends on the Ocean temperature. It can be up to 120° or so....How much ventilation also makes a big difference in the temperature....

[@davidluthi2726]

Well being military and American ship, I am assuming that I would never stand a chance of visiting this engine room especially whilst ship is making way (unless there is some rare exception that I am unaware of). Now, I was going to make query of manufacture of these engines or who is maker of these two diesels?... Never mind! I reviewed watching again and I saw builder's plate. Kawasaki-MAN! I never knew that Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. had joined forces with Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nürnberg GmbH (MAN) (Today MAN &Turbo SE, Marine Division) for manufacture of marine diesel engines! Which leads me to my next question: age of these engines? Any idea when these two were built? However, who is manufacture of your diesel generator sets? How many aboard ship? Thanks

[@jjs8046]

David Lüthi 70's - 80's but not only.

[@DennisSantos]

What's that thing at 1:29 that looks like a stylus on an old Edison Gramophone?

[@valterantonio8042]

Amazing !!!

[@sc0tte1-416]

How does the pitch control work? How is that control transferred to the propeller?

[@rolomaticz5009]

+sc0tte1 Hydraulic fluid is pumped into a center hole through the prop drive main shaft in the same manor as on a aircraft variable pitch prop so the engine HP can be used for speed cruising or towing under heavy load as a sea bound recovery craft to disabled vessels. The reduction gear is a fixed planetary gear and the AC generators are on the front of the crankshaft on a nose drive. There are 2 identical engine rooms in separated compartments at the rear , but you can only see them both at the front as the camera passes by the generator (front of engines) at the start of the video. The variable prop is used in conjunction with both engines to assist in turning like the duel brakes on a farm tractor. This is a 650 foot long roll off cargo ship - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Cape_Rise_%28T-AKR-9678%29

[@adamfaid8539]

+sc0tte1 There is a 'control shaft' that runs down the center of the tailshaft connecting to a quadrant inside the hub which then turns the blades back and forth, the hydrolic mechanism is just a piston that rotates with the tailshaft. look up how controllable pitch propellors work and it will all make sense

[@ANGSTROMLTD]

Nice video thanks ☺

[@bobl78]

is in Need of some fresh paint

[@raymondleggs5508]

That's a big shaft.

[@herman2374]

Is big engine

[@polinesia3825]

I'm glad I'm out. Tho' I really enjoyed engineering works. Ro Ro Saudi 🇸🇦 Tabuk anybody who has been there ? Warm regards for You Guys.

[@anestischatzirigas4626]

KAWASAKI - MAN B&W?

[@野良犬撮影隊二大隊四]

nice!

[@scott6002]

Left hand propeller………unusual.

[@FantasticPyroclastic]

why do this things always break at bad weather?

[@i.m.385]

FantasticPyroclastic They never break you idiot

[@FantasticPyroclastic]

you typed this because your walnut sized brain told you?

[@MrUranium238]

how about a commentary, on what we are looking at?

[@goliathprojects7354]

An engine

[@jakirhssain2166]

MasaAllahThaparakallah and your

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

Should video when ship 🚢 is in a storm ⛈ with huge waves 🌊

[@wulanagustiani4872]

Gxhy 😀❤️😭 free 🔥czxf 😂😘zzd bisa vcjfdf 🔥

[@thefunnymonkey1609]

The ordered paints has not yet delivered including the rags.what a poor looking engine room.untidy...port state will be amazed of this...ha ha

[@karsniv]

Jag Jag Jag Jag Jag............

[@jonathanpulalon9805]

Karthick Sri !!!!!

[@mr.x6409]

slow but powerful

[@ssi3262]

did u mean slow but twistie ?

[@kmohanbabu8845]

From India

[@deven6518]

Why have a mechanic in the engine room when everything is too heavy to move?

[@florinmugurstepanov2177]

Adjusting, controling different patameters ( presures, temeratures, flows, levels, etc. )

[@hanaeebe9100]

.good

[@mxylpx]

How old is this ship?

[@chazzftw9313]

mxylpx 39 years old.

[@gracie7257]

Could be 1980’s engine..

[@UQRXD]

Paint the shaft at least. Must be old ship.

[@jakirhssain2166]

Jajakumullahairan

[@walidsoussi11]

الله اكبر

[@kelygracetito4384]

graveh ka daku

[@starandstar1337]

😳😳😳😳😳 Engine shaft....

[@HighAway]

why the fuck the shaft so long??

[@jonathanpulalon9805]

!!

[@azizahjaafar913]

K.u.m. Uh.

[@xiaomiakun8072]

Paus mengejar kapal

[@davimedeiros4933]

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