Engine animation.

[Bellow]

This might be of use to those not yet wholly familiar with the internals of an engine but have grasped the basics. A humble Ford 4-pot, but the principles are the same for all OHV 4-strokes.

YouTube - AWESOME ENGINE ANIMATION....

 

[Mike Walker]

This might be of use to those not yet wholly familiar with the internals of an engine but have grasped the basics. A humble Ford 4-pot, but the principles are the same for all OHV 4-strokes.

YouTube - AWESOME ENGINE ANIMATION....

That is impressive - thanks for posting.:bannana:

 

[Bellow]

That is impressive - thanks for posting.:bannana:

Found it on another forum. I wonder if it isn't the training video for Ford assembly line workers. Shown it twice they are then led to the production line and told to get on with it!

 

[Mike Walker]

Possibly but still informative all the same.

 

[corned]

That's quite good.

What I would prefer to see however, is a Commer TS3, or even better, a Deltic.

 

[Borys]

Very good

 

[Colin_b]

That's quite good.

What I would prefer to see however, is a Commer TS3, or even better, a Deltic.

Napier Deltic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Bellow]

What I would prefer to see however, is a Commer TS3, or even better, a Deltic.

Just keeping up with Deltic animation would be hard enough!

Here's the nearest I can get. At least the working principle is the same...

A two-stroke

The moving bit is at the bottom of the page.

 

[EDZ649]

I like the way the bolts actually tightened up and the rubber hoses seemed like they were being wiggled to fit over the pipes. Very cool, shame they didn't do a V8 or V12....

 

[The mallard]

Youtube is your friend

YouTube - deltic locomotive diesel engine moving parts

 

[corned]

Youtube is your friend

YouTube - deltic locomotive diesel engine moving parts

Thanks!

 

[Bellow]

Napier Deltic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I didn't realise that what was learned from the Nomad was applied to the Deltic. That would have been some engine.

Presumably it was Deltics I used to hear at 10pm leaving Aberdeen when I lived in the city. I used to hear the north bound train go through the tunnels at Rosemount. An unforgettable sound.

 

[NormanC]

Fascinating, but I've always found Suck, Squeeze, Bang, Blow to be adequate.

It even reminds me about the four-stroke cycle!