80 H.P. Fairbanks Morse
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Its very simple, a engine with a lot of power (HP) either has a high rpm or high torque. And infact, with enough gears a high rpm engine can work as a high torque engine. (or the other way).
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This isn't a car. And if it was you could always gear up to make it work. Old steam cars had direct drive, and LOTS of torque... just depends on the application needed. The only way to make more HP is to increase RPM, or increase torque. Torque can be increased by building a bigger engine, or using a turbo/supercharger to effectivly increase and engines displacement... more air, more fuel, more bang... but torque is where it starts.
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its the diesel powered clock!! or at least it runs like one.
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80 hp but 8755746 ft lb's of torque
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Yes but gears increase the weight, and causes energy loss about 10-20%
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AWESOME!
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Send t his to Afghanistan;it would blow the Talibani away!
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wow nice
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hell it would take 80hp just to turn that big steel wheel lol
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super maszyna a ten dźwięk po prostu SUPER
runs nice and smooth. Where would they have used one of these at? A hospital, power plant? Neat.
Cassy
WoodwindGirl79 2 years ago
This generated electricity for a convent. the Sisters of Oldenburg in southeastern Indiana.
pileofiron 2 years ago
what is it powering? (the generator hooked up to it I mean)
rudolphna54 2 years ago
They are running some lights around the display and the railroad crossing lights.
pileofiron 2 years ago
How many volts??
stubbleking 2 years ago
110 volts D.C.
pileofiron 2 years ago