Giant Crankshaft Manufacturing Process. Assembling The World's Largest Otto Cycle Engine

Giant Crankshaft Manufacturing Process. Assembling The World's Largest Otto Cycle Engine
0:12. Casting process
5:22. Forging process
6:45. Hot forging press machine
7:54. Modern equipment to support the forging process
11:03. Giant crankshaft manufacturing process
15:47. World's Largest Otto Cycle Engine
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[@AmericaVoice]

I can see different metals here, it may be translation lost or whatever the reason! I love the video because it actually describes somewhat of what is going on. Any case it's just amazingly awesome how humans can think up, design, build, transport the tools and then refine to the minute of a thousandth of an inch stuff of this magnitude of size! I am also in awe of medical science advancement as well. As a Paramedic I get to see Medical Science advancement with a front row seat. I can only imagine the advancement of this type of work!

[@samsien9105]

Thank for share: it really amazing that human can do, can't be estimate 👍👍.

[@JosephDent-qd9ih]

Hydrofoil Aircraft carrier! Giant jet ski system incorporating all this engines Dr Dent III astrophysics.

[@mechanicalworld485]

This work is in which country ❤

[@joebracamonte8437]

Iron is not steel, be specific.

[@perceive8159]

Steel is a type of iron alloy. It has a lower carbon content than cast and wrought iron, and it features other alloying elements to give it its properties. Like iron, there are different types of steel, but all of them contain iron.😎