How much horsepower does a 777 have?

In a Boeing 777, a single engine produces 52,000 hp.

Do air cooled engines use more oil?

For a variety of reasons, oil/air cooled engines tend to consume more oil than water cooled engines, from the wider temperature range the engines experience, to the oil doing double duty.

How are radial engines lubricated?

Oil scavenging Radial engines use a full pressure oil system, with the oil being collected in a small sump at the bottom of the engine where it is picked up by the scavenge section of the oil pump and returned to the main oil tank. Most manufacturers incorporate a ‘cooling down’ period before shutdown.

How much HP did the Titanic have?

30,000 horsepower
RMS Titanic Two reciprocating steam engines – with a combined output of 30,000 horsepower and each weighing 720 tonnes – and one low-pressure turbine powered the Titanic. They needed the steam produced by 29 boilers, each capable of holding more than 48 tonnes of water.

What engine was in the Titanic?

Titanic was equipped with three main engines—two reciprocating four-cylinder, triple-expansion steam engines and one centrally placed low-pressure Parsons turbine—each driving a propeller. The two reciprocating engines had a combined output of 30,000 horsepower (22,000 kW).

Do air-cooled cars overheat in traffic?

Air cooled motorcycles tend to overheat quickly – especially when you are idling at traffic. This happens because air cooled engines use the movement of air to cool down. When overheating, it gets very uncomfortable for the rider and your motorcycle will lose some power.

Is air-cooled engine good for long drive?

Air cooled bikes do not have a limited range. They can be driven continuously for long range – provided that traffic is smooth (it’s not a stop-and-go situation). With enough air flow, air cooled engines will not overheat and can be driven for hundreds of miles (or kilometers).

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