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So I have a question for the engineers in here both in the movie and in reality they threw one of titanics engines from full ahead to full reverse on the fly. What would that do to the engine? Would that cause damage? I ask because A we know Carpathia ruined her engines for suddenly going to flank speed. Also they know instantly it’s an emergency which tells me it’s something they would only do in an emergency. So what would the damage be if any?

Nah has the engine for ship the titanic

Jeremiah,s engine is originally designed and built by the Wallsend Shipbuilding Company in UK, when the Liberty Ship Programme started in Ernest no US company manufactured triple expansion marine steam piston engines. Having no option US Naval Archietects cast their nets far and wide for a suitable engine. Wallsend came to their rescue submitting their three cylinder triple expansion piston engine from the late nineteenth century. This engine fitted the US Navy,s spec for a cheap ,easily manufactured and reliable engine to power the Liberty Ship,in essence a sea going Deuce and a Half Ton Army Lorry (Truck).

У меня прям флешбеки пошли после первой секунды с мыслями "где то я уже это видел"

I need a bunch of Lego pieces to build up and things

Mr. Ismay, I Would Prefer Not To Push The Engines Until They've Been Properly Run In.

Once you step back, it looks like it’s 1/4 scale of the film one. Perspective is everything

Such sights are nothing unusual for me, as I live in the city with the largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet in the world, the Sächsische Dampfschiffahrt, founded on 8 July 1836 and the 🚢 PD 'Stadt Wehlen' (1879), the oldest ship in the shipping company today. 😄 Fun fact: apart from the 🛳️ MS 'Gräfin Cosel' (1994), all the ships in the Sächsischen Dampfschiffahrt are "male".

Absolutely insane. I wonder how much the oil change is on that lol

"FULL ASTERN!!" 😱

Insane they did this 120 years ago

Cannot imagine falling there.. safety has to be at the utmost.

This makes me wonder, what are the boilers fed with these days? I think burning coal would generate a massive sh!tstorm these days, so I'm guessing the boilers are either fed with a substitute or the water is boiled another way entirely.

One of my favorite scenes in the movie Titanic is when they spot the iceberg and show the engines of the Titanic reversing.

It’s wild how all of these parts were built without computer technology

Wow amazing 🤩

All that craftmenship gone in less than 3 hours

I would be amazing to see the HMHS Britannic’s Engines.

I hope the developer team of "TITANIC: Honory & Glory" is aware of this footage for their sound-design on Project 401 :)

How big is the jeremiah O’brien

Mr. Cameron should be awarded the Nobel Prize for a science-historical film that tells a love story...

Back when the Titanic was built it was so sad that know one cared enough to put fences or saftey guards around all those moving parts. I wondered if anyone ever got there shirt or pant or even a hand or foot caught in those moving parts.

Cameron made a good decision to change the sound of these engines to something with a little more oomph the real one doesn't have the same power to it.

Quanto mi piacciono

Can u make me.one with poles? I will pay

Love the name triple expansion engine. Eduardian and epic lol

Also it's an anniversary today... All the Engineers drowned.... But that's a great clip, Poetry in motion..❤

Ok cool man... That's a triple expansion Liberty ship... You are missing an extra cylinder, and a steam turbine as well... Quadruple reciprocating engines had a different beat... Great footage anyway, but maybe you shouldn't say "Titanic..." All those "Olympic" class ships are gone...

What is want to see is how they torqued those rod caps... 😮

Actually this is a Liberty Ship. She would make about 12 knots, if that much and the engine is very different. That's what they had...

That's how I feel when im going to town on my wife.

How long did those connecting rod bearings last?

Fun fact all three engines put out 46000 horsepower

now that brexit is did are corntree can be great and make engine's like these' again.

FULL ASTERN!!!

영국이 1900년에 저런걸 만들때 우리나라는 뭘 했나

It’s like a poem in metalwork, moving parts, inspired by human invention.

See the walkways at 0:17 those are actually miniatures James Cameron put theme there to sell the illusion that titanic engines are big

Gives me goosebumps. its awesome

Hats off engineers ❤

How did you do the slider box? Wow!

It is absolutely incredible! All that steel and stuff moving, I wouldnt want to get quite that close to it. It would just mulch anything caught in there and not even notice or slow down.

That is so cool

C'est juste impressionnant ! Belle video !!!

Not nearly as big as the Titanic engines! The closest to the real thing is in Kempton Steam Museum UK. They have two, one working and a non working identical one. WOW!! Both engines the height of 4 double deck London buses. Just so you know.

Beautiful , just to gaze upon !♥

Why are there no counterweights on the crankshaft like on a gas engine?

Here's an interesting fact. On full power, the Titanic could get through 35 tons of coal per hour!!

Какая красота, живая паровая машина

Amazing machine. Not even loud like a turbine. But of course a hot rod sounds different than a station wagon. Thanks for this.