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The largest and most powerful super engine in the world

Welcome to Facts 5 Minutes! In this video, we explore a marvel of modern technology – the Wartsila 14RT-flex96C, the largest and most powerful engine in the world. This engineering masterpiece is a low-speed, turbocharged, two-stroke diesel engine built by Finnish company Wartsila. Designed specifically for super-sized container ships like the Emma Maersk, this engine is a testament to human innovation and technological progress. Key Specifications Height: 13 meters Length: 26.59 meters Weight: Over 2,300 tons Piston Rod Length: 6 meters, Weight: 5.5 tons Crankshaft Weight: 300 tons Cylinder Capacity: 1828.7 liters per cylinder Total Displacement: 25,600 liters Fuel Consumption: 250 tons per day Power Output: 107,390 Hp Maximum Torque: 7.6 million Nm at 102 rpm ---------------------------- Exploring the Largest Ships In addition to the largest engine, we also delve into the world's largest ships: Largest Naval Ship and Aircraft Carrier: USS Enterprise CVN-65, 342 meters long, 78.4 meters wide, 93,284 tons displacement. Largest Passenger Ship: MS Symphony of the Seas, 362 meters long, 66 meters wide, 72.5 meters high, 120,000 tons displacement, capacity for 6,680 passengers. Largest Bulk Carrier: Valemax Bulk Carrier, 362 meters long, 65 meters wide, 400,000 tons cargo capacity. Largest Container Ships: OOCL Hong Kong, OOCL Japan, OOCL Germany, and OOCL United Kingdom, each 399.9 meters long, 58.8 meters wide, maximum capacity of 21,413 containers. Largest Supertanker: Seawise Giant (also known as Happy Giant, Jahre Viking, Knock Nevis), 458.45 meters long, 646,642 tons deadweight tonnage. --------------------------- Join us as we uncover the impressive details and technological feats behind the Wartsila 14RT-flex96C engine and the world's largest ships. If you enjoyed the video, please like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more fascinating content. Leave your comments and let us know if you have more information to share. Thanks for watching and see you next time!