DieselHouse

Museum about the Diesel engine. Copenhagen, Denmark

Until the 1960s the biggest diesel engine in the world. Made by Burmeister & Wain in 1933. Used for power production. Last in operation in 2004. Now a museum engine, it is still operational, it is started twice every month. Movie: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnTnXp3LUUU Double acting two-stroke diesel engine. Cylinders: 8 Cylinder bore: 840 mm Cylinder stroke: 1500 mm RPM: 115 Power output: 22,500 hp Compression pressure: 35 bar Maximum pressure: 50 bar Mean effective pressure: 7 bar

Until the 1960s the biggest diesel engine in the world. Made by Burmeister & Wain in 1933. Used for power production. Last in operation in 2004. Now a museum engine, it is still operational, it is started twice every month. Movie: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnTnXp3LUUU Double acting two-stroke diesel engine. Cylinders: 8 Cylinder bore: 840 mm Cylinder stroke: 1500 mm RPM: 115 Power output: 22,500 hp Compression pressure: 35 bar Maximum pressure: 50 bar Mean effective pressure: 7 bar

Until the 1960s the biggest diesel engine in the world. Made by Burmeister & Wain in 1933. Used for power production. Last in operation in 2004. Now a museum engine, it is still operational, it is started twice every month. Movie: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnTnXp3LUUU Double acting two-stroke diesel engine. Cylinders: 8 Cylinder bore: 840 mm Cylinder stroke: 1500 mm RPM: 115 Power output: 22,500 hp Compression pressure: 35 bar Maximum pressure: 50 bar Mean effective pressure: 7 bar

Until the 1960s the biggest diesel engine in the world. Made by Burmeister & Wain in 1933. Used for power production. Last in operation in 2004. Now a museum engine, it is still operational, it is started twice every month. Movie: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnTnXp3LUUU Double acting two-stroke diesel engine. Cylinders: 8 Cylinder bore: 840 mm Cylinder stroke: 1500 mm RPM: 115 Power output: 22,500 hp Compression pressure: 35 bar Maximum pressure: 50 bar Mean effective pressure: 7 bar

Museum about the Diesel engine. Copenhagen, Denmark

Museum about the Diesel engine. Copenhagen, Denmark

Until the 1960s the biggest diesel engine in the world. Made by Burmeister & Wain in 1933. Used for power production. Last in operation in 2004. Now a museum engine, it is still operational, it is started twice every month. Double acting two-stroke diesel engine. Cylinders: 8 Cylinder bore: 840 mm Cylinder stroke: 1500 mm RPM: 115 Power output: 22,500 hp Compression pressure: 35 bar Maximum pressure: 50 bar Mean effective pressure: 7 bar

Museum about the Diesel engine. Copenhagen, Denmark