The Fascinating Production Process of Giant Electric Motors - Modern engine manufacturing technology

I used to work in a shipyard, we didnt produce electric motors, we repaired them however. I did machine giant propeller shafts though similar to these very large ones for cargo ships.. its a crazy job and very rewarding once the job is done and working

I’m not an engineer. Nor a construction worker or a welder, but I’m always impressed to watch videos Ike this one. Mind blowing constructions that weighs tonnes and are bigger than anything, but yet they are built with precision down to 1/100 millimetres in order to fit. That is to me impressive.

Hitachi's hydraulic systems are impressively smooth.

What is amazing is that you need not only to fabricate the end product but also all the machinery along the line of manufacturing the end product…to make the machine that makes the machine that makes the machine, etc. 🤪

A very extraordinary machine-making product, thank you for the tutorial, which is very useful for me, always successful for the workers

i WAS WAITING TO SEE mOTOR RUNNING AT THE END

Beautiful. They're more precision instrument than machine!

Ingeniería al más alto nivel, personal con experiencia y altamente cualificado, el mejor trabajo del mundo 👌🏼👍🏻👏🏼

As a retired Ph. D. mechanical engineer, I have to confess, this IS amazing. I never gave it much thought since huge hydrodynamic turbine generators have been around for almost a century and motors are pretty much the same thing as a generator, but the precision and size here are fascinating.

Cool team photo of the guys at Koffler at the end of their segment. My boss was big on team play, as he'd say, if experts need to work together but can't, not optimal at all. Those guys look like the 'A Team'. Noticed after posting comment, Koffler filmed in 2012; here's hoping they still all happy chappies.

I was lucky enough to be employed by a electrical contractor, in which I was involved in the disassembly, rewinding, rebuilding of some large industrial motors. Sometimes we went out of the shop to reinstall some of these motors. Some of the most exciting for me was going on a naval vessel and working on it while the vessel went out on a test run before leaving for it's home port. Another was installing a generator on top of a highrise countrleavor crane while not being under power blew around freely like a weather vane. Thank you for your video. It brought back some good memories

The largest 3 phase electric motors I have seen were in Los Angeles DWP Scattergood Generating Station. They were the Forced Draft Fan Motors of unit 3 that has since been dismantled and removed. These were 4,000 horsepower motors that ran on 4160 volts. These fans were the most noisy fans in the generating station. They had sound deadening enclosures around them to cut down the noise to the nearby city of El Segundo.

What gets me with this type of video is just how many machines were used to make a machine that then makes another machine and then that makes another machine, it's so circular, the metal foundry needs the electric power that ultimately comes from the generator that was made using the metal in the foundry.

The reason you can watch TV every night.

Umjetnost ,bravo

Das ist schon eine tolle Leistung was hier entsteht! Das geht halt nur mit Spezialisten!

Great job 👍

My favorite work

the best production this is good thank you l wish you success from God thanks to everyone

Really very nice video 👍🏻