Dang! Bad timing.
Currently in Copenhagen about 400yds from this engine, and it's not running
while we're here. Bugger, bugger, bugger, bugger.... :-( Just have to come back I guess. http://youtu.be/6JyRY9aiMOQ Tim -- Trolls AND TROLL FEEDERS all go in my kill file |
Dang! Bad timing.
Tim+ wrote:
Currently in Copenhagen about 400yds from this engine, and it's not running while we're here. Bugger, bugger, bugger, bugger.... :-( Just have to come back I guess. http://youtu.be/6JyRY9aiMOQ Have a virtual wander around it https://goo.gl/maps/uugoRyKUTG62 |
Dang! Bad timing.
En el artículo , Tim+
escribió: http://youtu.be/6JyRY9aiMOQ *makes mental note to go see this* Thanks for the link. Higher res one he https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwvS8_H5rKs It sounds like they start it with compressed air - is that right? -- (\_/) (='.'=) Windows 10: less of an OS, more of a drive-by mugging. (")_(") -- "Esme" on el Reg |
Dang! Bad timing.
Mike Tomlinson wrote:
En el artÃ*culo , Tim+ escribió: http://youtu.be/6JyRY9aiMOQ *makes mental note to go see this* Thanks for the link. Higher res one he https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwvS8_H5rKs It sounds like they start it with compressed air - is that right? Dunno but isn't that the usual method with big engines? Tim -- Trolls and troll feeders go in my killfile |
Dang! Bad timing.
En el artículo , Tim+
escribió: Dunno but isn't that the usual method with big engines? I've no idea, 'tis why I asked. Thanks for posting the link. I see they run it for five minutes twice a month - guess that's the greenies at work again (plus the cost of fuel!) -- (\_/) (='.'=) Windows 10: less of an OS, more of a drive-by mugging. (")_(") -- "Esme" on el Reg |
Dang! Bad timing.
On 22/05/2016 08:24, Mike Tomlinson wrote:
En el artículo , Tim+ escribió: Dunno but isn't that the usual method with big engines? I've no idea, 'tis why I asked. Thanks for posting the link. I see they run it for five minutes twice a month - guess that's the greenies at work again (plus the cost of fuel!) When they run it, does it just tick over, or do they have a load on it to absorb some of the power? |
Dang! Bad timing.
On 22/05/2016 15:09, GB wrote:
On 22/05/2016 08:24, Mike Tomlinson wrote: En el artículo , Tim+ escribió: Dunno but isn't that the usual method with big engines? I've no idea, 'tis why I asked. Thanks for posting the link. I see they run it for five minutes twice a month - guess that's the greenies at work again (plus the cost of fuel!) When they run it, does it just tick over, or do they have a load on it to absorb some of the power? I mean all of the power, except that used up internally. |
Dang! Bad timing.
En el artículo , GB
escribió: When they run it, does it just tick over, or do they have a load on it to absorb some of the power? I can't tell from the video. Maybe the short runs are because it's unloaded. Their web page says it was last used for emergency power generation in 2003. http://www.dieselhouse.dk/en/h-c-orsted-engine/ "where the amazed public gape at the 22,500 powerful horses unfolding in an inferno of engine roars and pleasant-smelling diesel fumes" Pleasant-smelling. Um, ok, whatever. :) -- (\_/) (='.'=) Windows 10: less of an OS, more of a drive-by mugging. (")_(") -- "Esme" on el Reg |
Dang! Bad timing.
Tim+ wrote:
Currently in Copenhagen about 400yds from this engine, and it's not running while we're here. Bugger, bugger, bugger, bugger.... :-( Just have to come back I guess. http://youtu.be/6JyRY9aiMOQ You can't beat old technology though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOBSfdBWSWY Chris -- Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK Plant amazing Acers. |
Dang! Bad timing.
Mike Tomlinson wrote:
En el artÃ*culo , GB escribió: When they run it, does it just tick over, or do they have a load on it to absorb some of the power? I can't tell from the video. Maybe the short runs are because it's unloaded. Their web page says it was last used for emergency power generation in 2003. http://www.dieselhouse.dk/en/h-c-orsted-engine/ "where the amazed public gape at the 22,500 powerful horses unfolding in an inferno of engine roars and pleasant-smelling diesel fumes" Pleasant-smelling. Um, ok, whatever. :) Woo bloody hoo!! Turns out they're having a special start up today!! Apparently you can pay about 2,500 Danish Krone for a special start up. (About £260). Sounds like the perfect birthday present. ;-) Tim -- Trolls and troll feeders go in my killfile |
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