OK I give up

[solarman216]

As most of you will know I am a bit of an engine fan and also into very heavy transport, so been looking for how they transport the Wartsilla 14RTA96-C ship engine from factory to ship, it is 2300 tonnes over 100k hp and eats 250 tonnes of fuel a day, but I cannot find it, utube shows a pic of it on a transporter but as is often the case this is not featured in the vid when you click on it, can anyone more able than me help, thanks in advance, Rick

[zippy656]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=...&v=jXHvY-zY9hA

This the one?

[solarman216]

Yes Zips that is the engine still in the factory and being test run, I want to see it being loaded on to transport for road delivery to the ship and loaded into the ship, Rick

[zippy656]

Originally Posted by solarman216

Yes Zips that is the engine still in the factory and being test run, I want to see it being loaded on to transport for road delivery to the ship and loaded into the ship, Rick

Ok, will keep looking

[Monaro Pete]

So we have an engine that uses around 282,000 litres of fuel a day & the government piss & moan about the carbon emissions of road vehicles
I wonder how the emissions of marine vessels compares to the road transport of the world.
I used to work off shore in the oil business & there's a lot traffic on the ocean.

[zippy656]

Originally Posted by Monaro Pete

So we have an engine that uses around 282,000 litres of fuel a day & the government piss & moan about the carbon emissions of road vehicles
I wonder how the emissions of marine vessels compares to the road transport of the world.
I used to work off shore in the oil business & there's a lot traffic on the ocean.

what we use on the roads is a very small % of what is used by rail, marine and avation

[zippy656]

Originally Posted by solarman216

Yes Zips that is the engine still in the factory and being test run, I want to see it being loaded on to transport for road delivery to the ship and loaded into the ship, Rick

http://www.bahreya.com/bb3/1/Marine%...%20Engines.pdf

no luck as yet

[solarman216]

I like the book Zips gonna take some time to read all that, Rick

[emjaybee]

I would have thought that an engine that size wasn't transported at all. I'd have thought that it was either semi dismantled and then moved or built at a quayside location and partially dismantled and then rebuilt in the ship.

[perelaar]

Yes - I don't think it is moved in one piece. Moved in more manageable pieces, and installed (might even be partially built) in place.

[Lazy-Ferret]

You can see on some stills that it is loaded fully assembled onto a lorry, just can't find any videos of it.

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[solarman216]

This is what I would like to see but when you play the vid it just shows egine build in factory, https://i.ytimg.com/vi/w2rl1lsqxrM/h...SPTu51dqIDBKTs

[zippy656]

Originally Posted by solarman216

I like the book Zips gonna take some time to read all that, Rick

Hoped so, thought you'd like it!

Also give me more time to find what your after !

[solarman216]

I now have to side with emjaybee & perelaar in that it would have to be dismantled into modular blocks for transport, utube as I have now discovered is full of scams ( only been looking for a short while) but now I am getting used to how it opperates many heavy moves are not real, but have found a couple that I think are genuine, and it follows my old rule of thumb that for instance a mobile crane that can lift say 100 tonnes will itself need to weigh around 100 tonnes, and having seen a 400 tonne load being moved and the overall total including prime movers was around 1100 tonnes, I cannot see a 4600 tonne vehicle moving any place on normal roads, shame on utube for that clearly photo shopped pic of the engine on a transporter, hunt off Zipps you will not find it, Rick

[Blocky10]

Found this
https://youtu.be/usjNUabqtbA


Not heavy haulage but heavy!
https://youtu.be/K9oApd3FbBI