The Fascinating Production Process of Giant Electric Motors - Modern engine manufacturing technology

The Fascinating Production Process of Giant Electric Motors - Modern engine manufacturing technology
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[@mattb6646]

I used to work in a shipyard, we didnt produce electric motors, we repaired them however. I did machine giant propeller shafts though similar to these very large ones for cargo ships.. its a crazy job and very rewarding once the job is done and working

[@John-vn6yd]

What is amazing is that you need not only to fabricate the end product but also all the machinery along the line of manufacturing the end product…to make the machine that makes the machine that makes the machine, etc. 🤪

[@unityxg]

Ah yes, the chicken and the egg problem lol

[@ramblinevilmushroom]

@@unityxg sort of how we need tools to accurately measure things, in order to manufactures tools that accurately measure things. the process by which we boot strap our technology like this is fascinating.

[@machobunny1]

As a retired Ph. D. mechanical engineer, I have to confess, this IS amazing. I never gave it much thought since huge hydrodynamic turbine generators have been around for almost a century and motors are pretty much the same thing as a generator, but the precision and size here are fascinating.

[@blackIce504]

I drooled all over my keyboard.

[@AndersMagrioteli]

I’m not an engineer. Nor a construction worker or a welder, but I’m always impressed to watch videos Ike this one. Mind blowing constructions that weighs tonnes and are bigger than anything, but yet they are built with precision down to 1/100 millimetres in order to fit. That is to me impressive.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Thanks bro

[@woodcutterdave7835]

I was lucky enough to be employed by a electrical contractor, in which I was involved in the disassembly, rewinding, rebuilding of some large industrial motors. Sometimes we went out of the shop to reinstall some of these motors. Some of the most exciting for me was going on a naval vessel and working on it while the vessel went out on a test run before leaving for it's home port. Another was installing a generator on top of a highrise countrleavor crane while not being under power blew around freely like a weather vane. Thank you for your video. It brought back some good memories

[@dubsydubs5234]

What gets me with this type of video is just how many machines were used to make a machine that then makes another machine and then that makes another machine, it's so circular, the metal foundry needs the electric power that ultimately comes from the generator that was made using the metal in the foundry.

[@blacklabel810]

A very extraordinary machine-making product, thank you for the tutorial, which is very useful for me, always successful for the workers

[@andrewkosyjana7477]

The reason you can watch TV every night.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Thank you very much for your contribution.

[@rabidbigdog]

Beautiful. They're more precision instrument than machine!

[@Tinker1950]

À superb example of how NOT to produce a documentary film.

[@004171]

Very impressive project! Wish the narrator could speak English, hard to understand.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Are you having problems with the narrator?

[@chrislyon7147]

From an English speaker`s perspective he appears to lack skills in both the language and technical comprehension. It requires a little more than simply saying "gosh, isn't it big“

[@henkmagnetic3103]

Cool team photo of the guys at Koffler at the end of their segment. My boss was big on team play, as he'd say, if experts need to work together but can't, not optimal at all. Those guys look like the 'A Team'. Noticed after posting comment, Koffler filmed in 2012; here's hoping they still all happy chappies.

[@LorenzinSerranete]

Ingeniería al más alto nivel, personal con experiencia y altamente cualificado, el mejor trabajo del mundo 👌🏼👍🏻👏🏼

[@JaredElliott1]

I love how they photoshop the thumbnails to make people view them.

[@davidgrisez]

The largest 3 phase electric motors I have seen were in Los Angeles DWP Scattergood Generating Station. They were the Forced Draft Fan Motors of unit 3 that has since been dismantled and removed. These were 4,000 horsepower motors that ran on 4160 volts. These fans were the most noisy fans in the generating station. They had sound deadening enclosures around them to cut down the noise to the nearby city of El Segundo.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Can you give me more information about it?

[@davidgrisez]

Unit 3 at Scattergood had a pressurized furnace, so there were 2 Forced Draft Fans of 4000 horsepower to supply combustion air to the boiler, this unit did not have Induced Draft Fans to remove combustion gases from the boiler. These motors were induction motors. The motor shaft was directly connected to the fan shaft. The air flow into the fans was regulated by inlet dampers on the fans. The boiler was a supercritical pressure boiler that operated at 3550psi pressure. The Turbine-Generator had a full load output of 460 megawatts. This unit 3 was built around 1973. It was removed from service and dismantled somewhere around 2017 to make room for a new more efficient combined cycle unit that as of today has not yet been built. These huge motors were also direct across the line start. These fans took many seconds to spin up to speed when started and would draw a tremendous amount of startup current that would dim the control room lights.@@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Thanks @@davidgrisez

[@madjidnouri-tv8cq]

the best production this is good thank you l wish you success from God thanks to everyone

[@Jonathan-L]

All my hamsters have been fed, watered and ready for a workout.

[@matotopic7037]

Umjetnost ,bravo

[@ayetunaung2059]

Good

[@horstwolf9989]

Das ist schon eine tolle Leistung was hier entsteht! Das geht halt nur mit Spezialisten!

[@user-un2ni8dl7y]

Great job 👍

[@MechanicAvenue]

GOOD JOB ❤❤👌

[@phillipyacovella2010]

I used to do this for a living. I worked in a division level apparatus repair plant for Westinghouse Electric from the mid 70's to 91 It was great. It's a shame manufacturing had to be driven by somebody's need for more while giving Americians less.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Great ! Westinghouse Electric is a great company. Their contribution to the development of the electricity industry is not small. I will make a video about them

[@bigredc222]

There was a little motor shop near me that closed up a few years back, it had been in business 50 years or so. The industry they relied on is all gone.

[@chriswilkinson2548]

Agreed

[@dDoOyYoOuUtTuUbBeE]

This video is from the Houghton International channel. A British manufacturer. Better see the original.

[@augustolima5683]

Você vê um vídeo deste depois de ter assistido a um vídeo de fábrica semi-artesanal do Paquistão (ou Índia, não tenho certeza). A diferença em tecnologia e em tamanho da operação é simplesmente incrível. Com todo respeito às pequenas manufaturas.

[@Special_copper_alloys]

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[@user-zp2mj2vz1t]

حنا العرب مكنصنعو لاشيء هي كنكلو او ندخلو طواليت

[@AbdulsamadGM]

My favorite work

[@chriswilkinson2548]

That was Pretty cool seeing that. thanks for you information

[@user-dx7qs6uq3w]

Это лучшее видео !!! Нет дибильной музыки

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Спасибо за просмотр!!

[@user-rn5su2ti9i]

Nước này là nước nào vậy, đây mới là đẳng cấp thế giới siêu to khổng lồ, trong tương lai chắc sẽ cái to nhất thế giới, nước nào sản xuất to nhất thế giới có thể dẫn dắt thế giới làm siêu to khổng lồ.

[@Bianchi77]

Creative video, thank you :)

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Thanks

[@christopherleubner6633]

At a place called Marathon Electric they made some pretty big ones. It was interesting to see one under a megger test and the coils glowing blue violet from the corona. Reminded me of cherenkov radiation in color. 😮

[@feonjun]

I think they're secretly building Star Destroyers' engines.

[@anmolwadhera5739]

what is the use of this giant electric motor? Can anybody please explain?

[@user-em8xr6zk1p]

GOSTARIA MUITO VISITA UMA FABRICA DESSA

[@TheSusssssssss]

european technology ;)

[@demiang9369]

Блин, так хотел увидеть там феминисток! Но их почему-то нет...

[@foyezkhan8476]

Awesome 😍

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Thanks man

[@cuba3433]

Good Job . I Like. T.y.

[@mr.jayaprakash1107]

super

[@user-oe2cc3tc5t]

Может быть, я прослушал, дружище, где это производство находится?

[@goldengear6125]

But, what are these super giant massive motors used for?

[@keijiroumaeda5137]

最高の映像

[@rileyjordan9072]

what the heck is with the background noise?

[@user-zx1ek7jq2e]

ว้าว❤❤❤❤

[@markmagee7324]

All part for hoover dam were made at Allice Chalmers in Milwaukee and shipped to the dam, at time A/c was the largest fabricator for part that large and shipped by train flatcar to the dam. Also build largest mine water pump in Iron Mountain Michigan.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Thanks man, great knowledge

[@nattapolpunpaen2539]

❤

[@hjjj4317]

This amizining t..

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

yeb

[@nattapolpunpaen2539]

❤🇹🇭❤😊

[@hasanaslan5832]

Annadığım adamlar yaptıkları arabaların rüzgar direncini hesaplamak için rüzgar tüneli yaptı koca motorla 🤣

[@danielkarrenbauer6843]

Krass!

[@billwaterson9492]

Strongbad got it together

[@jaimejaimeChannel]

Not much explanation..

[@dalethomasdewitt]

Gives me faith in the "power" of insulators in this application. I.e., just a sliver of reliability since one failure out of all enameled wire results in total motor failure

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

In high voltage systems containing transformers and capacitors, liquid insulator oil is the typical method used for preventing arcs. The oil replaces air in spaces that must support significant voltage without electrical breakdown. Other high voltage system insulation materials include ceramic or glass wire holders, gas, vacuum, and simply placing wires far enough apart to use air as insulation.

[@christopherleubner6633]

Seen this and it isn't pretty. Especially with the giant ones 😮

[@user-tm9fz8dv9m]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@rudolfmonau3974]

grossartig

[@sukadanakku3091]

Kenapa tidak selesai vidio nya

[@rectificadosytorneria1255]

how strange few women??????

[@theangryboss4672]

I need work

[@jaswinderkaur-si9lw]

Quintillion and quintillion dollars business in giant machinery

[@user-mk2hm2zr7n]

Your voice seem to be coming from outer space

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

What's up, man? Is it that bad :D

[@zeroonetime]

TOTALY IN-SANE. HOW IS IT ALL POSSIBLE? EVEN GOD COULDN'T DO THAT OTHER THAN DOING IT. ENERGY CREATING ENERGY TO CREATE MORE, ELECTROMAGNETIC VELOCITY IN ACTION. TIMING THE REALMS OF TOTALITY.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

That's right. Please leave me a comment on my latest video. Surely you will like it

[@earthstewardude]

So when do they light up a joint and relax?

[@Layla-cl1kv]

Watts simple men ha

[@Telephonebill51]

Are these the giant electric motors that push all that water thru the damn? Never seen those before...

[@claesmansson9070]

Water through a dam normally runs by itself, thats why it s called a dam, water is dammed up on the other/inner side.

[@rxpsycho7326]

Those weren’t electric motors, they were hydro generators. Not sure why that was used in this video. Thats not to say a motor can’t be a generator like in transportation applications but certainly not in a power plant.

[@bigredc222]

@@rxpsycho7326 A motor and a generator are pretty much the same thing.

[@lbgstzockt8493]

Pumped hydro powerplants need generators that also act as motors to pump water into the basin when electricity is cheap. There is actually no difference between a generator and a motor, it just depends on how it is used. (And some design details I don't know about)@@rxpsycho7326

[@user-ws4qj6qn5e]

Gael

[@dmitriyusmanov458]

No sound videos (

[@ddopson]

At 16:42, how about nobody stands under that thing, mmmkay?

[@fireguy_81]

The sounds don’t match the video in most cases.

[@woody3590]

these huge generators are being built and delivered secretely to a bunker that is deep underground for survival after nuclear war...which is not too far away!

[@garychumbley5914]

Can’t understand what the language is.

[@rshfn44]

He sounds a wee bit Russian. Is this production in Russia ?

[@edilfonzodircioramirez7409]

No creo que sean motores son generadores

[@DrHakennase]

Why are there no women building the motors? I guess the patriarchy wouldnt let them

[@HELMKE_machines]

2:09 to 6:22 - its HELMKE (Not asked for permission !)

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Ohh ! I'm so sorry for this omission from our team. We were unable to find information to contact you. Your video is really good and we want to let more people know. We hope to receive your agreement and support. Thank you for letting us know about this omission. We hope to receive your understanding.

[@robertpearson8546]

No facts. Just hype!

[@RuelDomalaon-fy3hf]

My way the flash driving invention running in light speed way is the real driving is 3v DC only . And driving my more faster than the real driving invention is light speed way . The real driving is tapped way and becomes a dummy driver. Want it 5m $ first .

[@MikeLamars]

Commentary is utterly unintelligeable !

[@HaroldParks-bd7ng]

Very poor! No narration to go with the pictures. I quit watching after three minutes.

[@edcew8236]

Hard to understand, strange speech patterns...

[@howardsimpson489]

Nice footage but meaningless progression. Some construction was of transformers and turbines, no relevant voice over. The production needs a tame engineer. Only a few seconds on intricate views is just maddening. Typical art film. NZ engineer.

[@skeetorkiftwon]

It's not an instructional video, it's a conceptual overview of the scale for laymen. Nothing to learn here except the differences between small motors and larger in the windings really.

[@matotopic7037]

Kada ce tako nesto "napredni" muslimanski svijet znati uraditi?Nikada

[@hasanaslan5832]

İyide bende müslümanım 👉 ?

[@hasanaslan5832]

Ne zaman icat edildi bilmiyorum araştırmadımda ama sizin bu yaptığınız benim sanayi tipi dediğim sizin 3 fazlı dediğiniz motor biraz süslemişsiniz 😂

[@tiecas01]

Verschrikkelijk slecht te verstaan !

[@kunshuns5989]

I h8 Fake Sounds !

[@batong2010]

.

[@tonymurray814]

Can’t listen to this guy

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

What's up, man?

[@TheRjjrjjr]

This is really a strange video! The sounds don't match what you are seeing at all! Plus the video you are promised is not what you get at all, in fact, I hate this video!

[@johnmichael1583]

🇷🇺🇷🇺'Russia will remain the world's first in the engine industry

[@Bryan-Hensley]

First at what?

[@pastohh]

Being overrated 😂😂😂😂

[@bigredc222]

@@Bryan-Hensley Stealing other companies patents and intellectual property. China is right one their heals though.

[@ericmcmanus5179]

Is that you Putin?

[@arnograbner9027]

We have seen in Tschernobyl

[@User0000000000000004]

The sound doesn't match the video. Worthless garbage.