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- Richard Hammond gets to check out the engine room of the Marie Maersk container ship. The massive two-stroke diesel engine is so big that Richard is able to walk inside it!
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"This Engine Is So Big Richard Hammond Can Walk Inside It".... a regular sized engine then
Must have been a 1.6 because it was still cramped for him 😂
”An engine so small only richard hammond can fit inside it”
i saw the thumbnail and immediately searched for a comment like this
clearly this is Jeremy Clarkson's alias youtube account..... :D :D
Jeremy would be proud of this joke
ON TONIGHT'S PROGRAM: Richard climbs into an engine, James turns an ignition key, and Jeremy floors a gas pedal... XD
Daaaa Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Da Taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Speeeeeeeeed and power!!
@Shalom Jackie Oh No! Anyway.
That’s genuenly a funny comment hahah
Poweeeeeeeeeerrrr
Big shafts make Richard Hammond tingle all over.
^^ they make his engines run
Oh nooooo
...
*_LEAVE IT_*
Beautiful
When a Hamster gets let loose in your engine.
just turn the engine on
Put hammond in your gearbox and go for a nice long drive..
*shhiwp* *tear* *bam* *zrrrrrr*
*cronch*
@@-watermelonking Deep fried hamster
Lollooloooooololloloo
I find watching these types of shows with Richard Hammond is like watching Wildlife shows with Attenborough.
Exactly --> oh, you nailed it w/ comment
Teachers and professors need to take notes
I've heard people unfamiliar with Richard describe: "That British guy with the nice teeth who hosts all their shows."
@@NenadKralj I love
Except Attenborough has been bought and has sold us all out
100% someone will try to fit this inside a miata
FORZA Horizon 4 engine swaps be like:
Miata in the engine
@@evann5451 dam it I was going to say that
Im pretty sure that someone also gonna ls swap it
@@sabyasachiroy7482 I just had a seizure trying to read that
Title should be: "Richard Hammond is so small he can walk inside an Engine"
Souhlas
Oof
@OriginalFake and the camera man us yuki tsonoda
@@skmuchina yuki smolnoda
@@therainbowdoggo1553irrelevant
Seeing that man smile as Richard tells him he's got the best job in the world makes me genuinely believe that he thinks so too
"This isn't just an engine room this is a cathedral"
Adepts mechanicus: *"yes"*
Praise the Omnissiah
*yes*
*Heavy Respirator Noises*
The eyes of the Omnissiah are ever upon us.
Now it just needs two large legs, and a princeps..............
"it's a cathedral"
This pleases the Omnissiah
m2 ancient terra proto techpriest documentary
Praise be to the emperor. Praise be to the omnissiah. Praise be to toasters.
having grown up watching Top Gear I gotta say it makes me happy seeing Hammond step foot into my boots. shout out to all the marine engineers out there.
👊!
4th eng here
@@ptybuay5075 Put a dispenser here!
what chu a size 5 too?
A scarf in the Engine room?
The ones I worked in were always red hot.
This content is honestly interesting +Richard Hammond so it's even better
Discovery channel really went downhill with all their reality TV shows
I love him
Next week: Presenter Richard Hammond has been rushed to hospital with serious injuries after rolling a container ship 14 times!
HAMMOND!!!!
they found way to make Ant films of 80s reality (scientist shrunk himself)
"There's a man splashing around inside the sump" Well there's your problem xD
*Miata owners be like: "it'll fit"*
miata owner here, can confirm it fits
Thanks Dolores
Proud to be marine engineer.... Loved my job... This is the nervous system of the ship... Engineers run a ship...
Are you no longer doing it anymore?
Who run bartertown?
Fellow 3rd engineer here also
Thor machined the huge block and crankshaft on his giant alien 5 axis CNC mill!
The world doesnt need more engineers
“I’m tingling all over as we go along the shaft”
As a Marine Engineer, I work on these marine engines everyday. It feels wonderful everyday.
Thank you very much. Your technical knowledge and the physical and mental strength of other workers move our planet.
im wanting to become one
@@ea5port419do it. I cannot recommend it enough
How? Why?
1:40 Look at smile of Chris.
Only true lover could be that excited by engines
"This isn't just an engine room, this is a cathedral"
PRAISE OMNISSIAH.
The fact that Richard Hammond can walk inside something says absolutely nothing about how big that thing is
yes mate it's the best job in the world. That's why 90% of seafarers are people from third world countries like the Philippines and India, getting payed less than office jobs with not even half the hours, in western Europe and the US 😂
what are you talking about? they was simply making a short joke @@yiannos7129
The scale of the engine is impressive - the HP is astounding.
It's small compared to Wärtsilä RT-flex96c.
14 cylinders
80080 kW
7,6 million Nm of torque
@@UltraCasualPenguin Wow. 107389 Hp. Now that's a monster!
@@UltraCasualPenguin nice try Wärtsilä... the MAN B&W ME-C or GI has more 82MW
@@JuanFredful MAN B&W 11G95ME-C9.5-GI is only rated at 75570 kW (103000 hp). So, close but not quite there yet.
@@UltraCasualPenguin I am talking about the 12Cyl version
When an ant looks at your car's engine...
More like a mouse
It makes me really happy Richard is still making stuff like this
You should rotary swap it
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Super rotary
These engineers would never get any sleep 😂
@@gaby8583 Nah dude. Remove the oil and you wouldn't get a problem with leaks.
There isn't enough oil in the world.
“This engine is so big Richard Hammond can walk inside it. “
Yeah I bet Hammond could walk inside my 1.8L 4-banger if he wanted to tbh.
Rumor has it he was originally found in the engine of a moped
Funny because 'short'
VERY clever
Hammond can't walk in 1.8 litre engine.
But maybe he can walk in a big W12.
Jokes aside he can only walk on this engine
Snacka om dålig vadslagning! Tom jag vågar satsa emot,så hur mycket är du skyldig?
I was like, 1.8 4cyl, must be a miata. Look at your picture and recognize you from miata videos! Cool!
Very cool to see how much the engineers enjoy working on the engines.
I work as a maritime electrician and I remember seeing my first engine room. It’s breathtaking in person.
Själv varit maskiningenjör och förstår dig helt! Allt ifrån dieselelektriska framdrivningar, turbindrift, vattenjet mm. men det är tvåtaktsdieslarnas känsla man aldrig glömmer- den sitter fastvibrerad i själva benmärgen!
and if you accidently turn the engine on while standing near the exhaust...
Its breath TAKING
Probably because you were standing too close to the air filter
"I've never felt so smol next to an engine, which is no surprise.."
"..because I'm smol"
And remember these engines are by far the no where near the largest marine engines ever built. The first ship I was on had a 89.000 bhp engine, 12 cylinders and each piston 90 cm in diameter. That was in 2003 (ship built in 2002). The largest I have heard of are 109.000 bhp, but there are possibly larger ones than that as well.
didn't he say it has two though? so if that's two 43,000hp engines the ship overall still has 86,000hp. almost equivalent to the ship you were on?
@@RWoody1995 Yes, it has two.
@@RWoody1995 he means 109k Hp from a SINGLE engine, that ship could also have 2.
I knew someone who said he was once inside an engine so large, the cylinder bore was greater than his armspan.
@@shadowthehedgehog4737 I highly doubt that. Either he was a VERY small person or it is not true. The biggest piston is 96 cm in diameter meaning his armspan should be less than that.
You were so excited about the 45000 horse power you forgot to mention the 2 million foot pounds of torque. That's what excites me.
The biggest engine produce over 120,000hp.
@@BMH1965 And produces over 6 million foot pounds of torque.
Clarkson would just bolt this thing straight to the back of his dune buggy
And you thought the V8 was big
POWERRRR
I need a job like Hammond's. Talk about cool stuff and get paid.
Due to his brain injury he can only film short segments because he can't remember more than a few lines at a time.
@@AllanFolm tf? for real?
@@habdman ¨Yes, his short term memory is very limited.
@@habdman Which is why he's wearing an earbud all the time when he's on camera.
Richard was actually wandering about a regular old car engine, he's that small. everyone else was computer generated.
I imagine an engine that is large enough to be walked inside can be used educationally very well
I love this man's enthusiasm and excitement so much. Fantastic host.
I've done a container ship tour, it really is enormous and a marvel of engineering
Im amazed at how clean that place is.
I can only imagine what would happen if that engine became unbalanced
@@markj2093 Interesting.
@@markj2093 No you cannot... If you cut out one cylinder (its actually best to leave the piston inside for balance purposes) there is a limit to how fast you may run the engine. If you cut out 2 you may still run it, but it depends on which 2 cylinders.
Source: I work for the company that designed the engine you see in the video.
The engine may become unbalanced in multiple ways. An engine may typically have a chain at the back driving the hydraulic system (fuel injection and exh valve are hydraulically operated) and a couple of vibration dampers - a spinning shaft with an imbalance on. If these vibration dampers get out of timing (they are timed with the engine), you will have massive vibrations. Some engines also have a chain and dampers at the front as well.
You may also have severe vibrations in certain rpm ranges, but the control system is designed to accelerate through these ranges as quick as possible. Another way is if you pull out too many pistons and run the engine, you loose the constant downward force on the crankshaft bearings from the compression/ignition and, again, vibrations - although this time your bearings are toast as well.
@@lolsovs not taking into account the torsional vibration dampener plus top bracings
Edit: did not notice you'd already mentioned vibration dampeners aha
Definitely something you gotta see in person to really grasp how big it really is I sure would like to see one some day.
The engineer was so nice awe
Hammond has seen some real big shafts in his time on this show. He's even managed to touch some of them.
👌🤣
Hammond - "I feel like I've been shrunk"
Clarkson - "Well, thats just normal size for you!"
"This isn't an engine it's a cathedral"
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When you realize how much this dude freakin LOVES ENGINES
Next: "A engine so small that even Hammond can't walk inside it!"
So when did discovery and its sister channels go from having great shows like this to the garbage of today?
Really went down hill when daily planet and mythBusters ended
About 10 years afo
When the Americans took it over. Americans still haven’t made one decent documentary lol
Alexander Yushenko is the cutest chief engineer
Did Richard sign the enclosed space entry permit? :D
😂
Three days later when they pinned it up in the mess
@@Hobbyblasphemist Ahhh.... Classic.
Hahahah all with permits experience 😂😂😂😂😂
*Nahhh but they do "Enclosed space drill" before Richard get onboard*
" wHy cAnt diScoverY uPload eNginE rOom"
absolutely love watching Richard do these videos, my new fav pass time
TONIGHT: Richard explores a motorbike engine
'If I were to do this in my car, I'd need to shrink myself 20 times"
I bet Hammond loved this line, sounds like he did
Finally, an engine with enough power for Clarkson!
Just watch how these are built massive lays n gear cutting machines they definitely got my RESPECT.
I really love watching Richard. Get excited every episode 😍😍
@ 6:40 no mention about the shaft generator...
"I've never felt so small...."
Are you sure Hammond?
Then there is the 14 cylinder variation!! These engines are just massive!!!!
I was just as exited as Richard when he was in the engine lol. Such a cool thing to experience.
But again Richard Hammond can walk in any engine. He once lived in my lawn mower engine and I had to ask him to leave!
so where is the clutch paddle?
engineer: we are standing on it. lol
“That was great, Richard, but let’s do one more. This time with more exuberance.”
GREAT TOUR of a rather largish engine. Often wondered what the big ships engines were like . Thanks
Judging by the title it must be a Briggs & Stratton lawnmower
Ppl with civic: “ my girl is pushing more HP than that
6:11 when you realize the left propeller is spinning the wrong way
I am so proud to be part of Maersk Family
I like very much what this guy is doing;the way he's exploring the crux of human technological advances/achievement, and the cumulation of intelligent engineering of the industrialized world 😎
I’m guessing it has to be a 2-stroke so they can run it backwards
Why would that have to be? (Also hello fellow Nelson!)
@@creator4413 no gearbox, no other way to make the ship to backwards
Yes that exactly right, they use high pressure air to start the engine and just push the opposite cylinders to run it backwards when needed to go in reverse
@@cpufreak101 variable pitch propellers?
I would have assumed its because of the extra power to weight and size constraints. Theyre turbocharged and still get extremely high efficiency, no need for extra strokes.
@@cpufreak101 They can change the pitch of the propellers to verse thrust.
I love everything that moves!!!
1:52 when he says "i've never felt so small" i swear i could hear jeremy throwing a cheeky comment in XD
Imagine a runaway diesel on that engine
would likely sink the ship if it blows a cap or a rode, through the bottom or the side. The nice thing here is there is so much inertia it would take a min or so to reach top speed - plenty of time for fuel or air cut.
@@lm1584 It would not. The vessels can withstand multiple flooded compartments. The engine room also ;)
I accidentally got the diesel engine in my truck to run backward. Exhaust came out of the air filter. It was a 427 Cu In turbocharged inline 8 in a 2-½ ton army truck.
They could shut off the exhaust valves and fuel injection, these engines are pretty well safe from any unwanted overspeed
someday I'll be working over there. Hopefully I get to become marine Engineer
Wow, amazing stuff! Well done.
Really ,really ,cool. Thanks Richard..i did feel the enthusiasm!
I went for a tour on a US navel ship and my face started hurting after about an hour just from smiling so much!!
I bet Hammond was the same!!!!
Something like this would be an amazing level in Hitman 3
If they did, I’m pretty sure one of the eliminations would be that one of the targets are near the engine, you turn off/sabotage the power restrictor in the engine as usual and turn the engine on at full power, then the pistons break off the connecting rods and the whole engine explodes.
That was enjoyable to watch and informative.
Friend of mine is a mechanic on a large boat and show me footage once of changing a piston.
This guy is not kidding when he says "no problem"
Maritime Engineers, thats us 💪
"a thing too small even Hammond cant fit in it", then i will be truly shocked.
Imagine how much torque this engine can produce!!! a lot!!!
Must be all so powerful. Awesome.
Well honestly, even Ford Fiesta's 1 liter engine would look like a mammoth next to Hammond
pfffff Hammond can walk inside a mini cooper engine.
I literally just got spooked and claustrophobic when he started talking about being shrunk and being inside of an engine.
what a fantastic video.
Little did Richard know...they actually took him to the engine bay of a Fiat 500
"Engineers looks on while excited hamster crawls trough engine"
He is really excited about that shaft :P
"you've got the best toys in the whole world"
That a manly lines
Do you feel like Ant Man?
When I saw the title I assumed the engine was for a Vespa.
Enthusiasm is very contagious... no better man to narrate this type of video...
Love the video keep up with the great work
If you want to fix the engine, you must become one with the engine
Just consider how larger the machines were that were used to build all of this
Amazing big engine
That would be an amazing mind blowing experience to see that in person