Wheezy old piston pounder, like a an 8hp side valve Ford, Bruce Ismay,s beast the last powered by triple expansion steam piston engines. Good for low ,medium speed, a reliable plodder like a favorate Cob.
The engine scenes were aboard the SS Jeremiah O'Brien. Built in Portland Maine and launched in 1943. Most of the liberty ships in WWII had triple expansion steam engines. The engine is really very quiet. The knocking sound in the movie is actually a bad crank bearing that they did not have time to fix before filming for the movie. The O'Brien is currently berthed in San Fransico.
Yes I know the Jeremiah O' Brien is one of two Liberty Ships preserved in working order, her single triple expansion piston pounder is a licenced copy of a late 19th Century design, manufactured by the Wallsend Shipbuilding Co Ltd in UK . Regarding the bad crankshaft main bearing, just like the engine of a Model, A Ford in need of a rebuild.@@lightshipchief
two reciprocating four-cylinder, triple-expansion steam engines and one centrally placed low-pressure Parsons turbine and her being 50 to 100 feet (about 15 to 31 metres) high and 400 feet (122 metres) long must have took a while to make that steel move and get crusing speed and especially how fast the engineers needed to be to carry out that order of changing the speed
It's from a previous version of the game, it has no name yet. In my channel I made a 10 hours music video version with this song, if you want to listen :)
thats titanics heart beating
I love this comment it’s so heartwarming for some reason 😊
@@OfficialCJ56i agree 😊
I love that Sound of the pistons moving up and down. Now imagine it in VR!
That would be a mind-blowing experience 😍
Now this is some really cool heavy machinery!😍
I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS!!!!!!!!!! AM I SEEING THE HUGE "REFRIGERATING ENGINES", WHICH I BELIEVE WERE ON THE PORT SIDE OF THE MAIN ENGINES????????????
Reciprocating.
Fantastic and a credit to all those who created this , 👍and be lovely to one day see into the electrical generator room aft of the engine room.
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Definitely! Can't wait to see both the turbine and the generating plant (and switchgear!) when they get modelled ❤
I find the sound of this huge steam engine very beautiful ❤
Awesome video! Thanks for putting in the time and effort to make this. 👍🏼👍🏼
I can almost smell the hot, oily steam !
Fascinating. Most fascinating!
Thank you!
Wheezy old piston pounder, like a an 8hp side valve Ford, Bruce Ismay,s beast the last powered by triple expansion steam piston engines. Good for low ,medium speed, a reliable plodder like a favorate Cob.
The engine scenes were aboard the SS Jeremiah O'Brien. Built in Portland Maine and launched in 1943. Most of the liberty ships in WWII had triple expansion steam engines. The engine is really very quiet. The knocking sound in the movie is actually a bad crank bearing that they did not have time to fix before filming for the movie. The O'Brien is currently berthed in San Fransico.
Yes I know the Jeremiah O' Brien is one of two Liberty Ships preserved in working order, her single triple expansion piston pounder is a licenced copy of a late 19th Century design, manufactured by the Wallsend Shipbuilding Co Ltd in UK . Regarding the bad crankshaft main bearing, just like the engine of a Model, A Ford in need of a rebuild.@@lightshipchief
Engine:whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam
Pistons:whoosh
Camshafts valve:bam
*Continue* whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam
Other materials:clickot
Clickot clickot clickot after the whoosh before the bam
Old steam engine
Engineer: what is your progress
Me:whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam whoosh bam
*never stop*
Others:clickot clickot clickot clickot clickot *never stops to*
This will keep the titanic alive 😊
The bam is actually a bad crank bearing that the ship caretakers did not have a chance to fix prior to filming the engine scenes.
More like " Tuh- dun wuuhh tuh- dun wuuhh"
two reciprocating four-cylinder, triple-expansion steam engines and one centrally placed low-pressure Parsons turbine and her being 50 to 100 feet (about 15 to 31 metres) high and 400 feet (122 metres) long must have took a while to make that steel move and get crusing speed and especially how fast the engineers needed to be to carry out that order of changing the speed
Try to imagine a Christopher Nolan version of that story. Please, lets make a "Nolan's Titanic movement"
All ahead full!
I'm still wondering where the knocking is coming from
Thats fantastic
Thank you!
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Seems like a very noisy and dangerous place to work. Did the engineers wear ear covers ?
Doubt it. OSHA didn't exist then
Name song?
It's from a previous version of the game, it has no name yet. In my channel I made a 10 hours music video version with this song, if you want to listen :)
@@titanictreasures okey, thank you
james bond
Where are the manual steam throttles? They should be near the EOT's