Napier Deltic Engine

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Working principle of a Napier Deltic Engine.

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[fairyscout1]

very clever idea!!! (...although there is one small mistake in the motion of the air pump pair gears in this video)

[mekanizmalar]

@fairyscout1 Thank you. Yes I know the problem. I have to put annotation for that.

[simaritalia]

una volta sola mi è capitato di mettere le mani su uno di questi motori , era un motore navale montato su una barca da pesca molto interessane e molto compatto , con un " rumore " molto particolare ... complimenti per il video e le spiegazioni grazie

[mekanizmalar]

@simaritalia Thanks to Google translate for translating your comment for me. Thanks for your nice comment and explanation where you used this engine.

[simaritalia]

un grande motore ,bello a vedersi e anche molto funzionale navale e ferroviario !!!!

[mekanizmalar]

@simaritalia Thank you for your nice comment.

[mekanizmalar]

@machokyle45 I guess Napier of Manchester, England would not agree with you. His engine had excellent power-to-weight ratio and was very compact and used in variety of marine vessels.

[mekanizmalar]

@VoenOVG I wish I could understand what you were saying.

[symmetry08]

too many parts. Not suited for transportation department

[simaritalia]

scrive simaritalia da italia , con questo tipo di motore le br avevano messo in circolazione un locomotore il famosissimo DELTIC credo che ne abbiano ancora qualche esemplare ....

[sfenodonte]

@simaritalia Fantastic, a myth, sin that the napier it has closed

[winterstellar]

@ben44rain Yeah, lucky then that it became one of the world's most successful marine-train-and electric powerplant engines then, isn'y it? The Napier sold in vast amounts and was used for decades and decades and still is in places. It was and is a brilliant engine and a wonderful pieve of engineering. No wonder the good old Napier has so many fans, me included!:)