*COLD START* How To Start This 2000HP Jet ENGINE On A TRAILER
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2019
- What costs $1,500,000, makes 2000HP, and you can run it continuously? This Dresser-Rand jet turbine that powers a giant high pressure nitrogen pump. Sentry built this rig that turns a massive tank of liquid nitrogen into gas that can be injected into the ground for drilling, increasing well output, or moving oil from an injection site to a production well. A customer dropped it off with my dad and just said it won't run. After some troubleshooting and repair it's back in service and ready to head back out into the field. First we're going to show you how to start this mobile jet engine and cold start it.
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Love seeing all the “Your dad is cool!” comments haha (he’s my dad too). You guys have no idea how smart he is, this doesn’t even scratch the surface. I’m blessed to get to work with him every day!
Your dad's brilliant ... (really Amber's grandma)
How'd he get all his knowledge? He must have worked for the airforce or for a turbine building company or something?
Fun to see how much passion his Dad has for technology and mechanics. You can see where JR gets his personality from.
I love that he's knowledgeable and helpful to others and isn't a dick about it like some people are. I never skip through his videos, they're plenty entertaining!
Huh, your dad should have a channel too. You guys seem to be made for this.
Boy does this bring back memories for this old man. I Used to work for a very large aircraft engine maker and would test the turbines that were used in planes, ships and tanks. The largest engine of any kind I worked on was a 380,000 HP marine engine.
Your dad is one smart guy. If you had just showed the inside of the cab and the startup procedure, you could have told us you were at NASA. LOL
dang dude, your dad is one sharp SOB. i can see where you developed your work ethic.
I like it! A specialized piece of machinery that's so unique that it sits in a field for four years when it breaks yet a small shop in the middle of Kansas fixes it. Kudos!
What an awesome dad you’ve got, JR! Thank you so much for sharing him with us.
One of the most informative episodes ever, JR - This is some next-level stuff (heavy industrial applications of high-HP power units). I had no idea that jets could run pretty much continually. FAR OUT!
This would be a perfect engine replacement for the Tracker !
You're not wrong, it's only slightly bigger than the whole truck! 😂
WatchJRGo : a detail...
@@WatchJRGo he should replace that Perkins with a Hellcat motor!
you should put a turbine in the Audi!
@@WatchJRGo On a more serious note, a perkins diesel swap into the tracker would be awesome
Your dad's a righteous dude - he broke down the operation of that turbine, and made it sound like anyone could start it(not that anyone should, that's probably why it was needing repair in the 1st place). That's why your videos are so detail-oriented, fellow gearheads like myself appreciate that.
If your dad was willing to slap an ACME label on it I'm sure the Coyote would buy it to deal with his on going Roadrunner problem!
Only thing it's missing is the flux capacitor sold at O'Reilly part number 121g
Good to know...I was wondering if they had replacement parts at O'Reilly's.
Sure it aint a doorman?
Its 1.21 lol
C'mon people....if you want to build a Flux Capacitor, go to McMaster-Carr.
Kudos to you JR for including your dad in an video demonstrating his knowledge and accomplishments. I'm sure he is as proud of you as you should be of him. Too many people today like to diminish the influence of fatherhood on the development of children. Obviously you had a good upbringing. Although I suspect you were a little sh*t growing up too. LOL. Keep the great videos coming. Watching you and Hoover almost makes me want to relocate to Kansas.
So today, we Watch Sr. Go...lol. Pretty cool!
Hydraulics, pneumatics, AB PLC’s, PID loops all in one semi trailer? ME, EE and Mechatronics student’s wet dream.....what a bad ass machine man. Thanks for sharing that. I don’t know what else you actually post but this got you at least one sub.
I could listen to your dad talk about jet engines all day man! Thanks for the great content!
Your Dadi a stand up guy. Obvious as you making the GODDESS happy! 👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome video. I’d love to see more videos from your dads shop.
I've been field service for this engine types and it is KG2 now named SGT-50 after Siemens-Energy bought Dresser-Rand. Very reliable engines. So if he gets requests again with issues, he can contact Siemens Energy Kongsberg Norway that are product owner. Fun to see what jobs these KG2's are doing. Sold approx more than 2000 units world wide. KG2-3C, KG2-3E and now a new era machine KG2-3G.
I see you get your smarts from your mom, hahahahaha, like father, like son, cheers to you and papa!
Your father is a very bright man.
Large aircraft actually use a pneumatic starter to turn the motor and either require an onboard APU or a ground cart to start the engines.
and smaller jets and helicopters use something cars should be using Starter-Generators why have a separate starter and generator when one unit can do both.
Men like your dad made this country great.
roger chaple: THIS! 😉🍻
That was really interesting. Your dad did a good job of explaining how the system works.
Oddly, I find myself wanting one of these, even though I have no possible use for it.
The perferct father and son combination!!!!!!
Tell him how lucky you are! Love to see a hard working American!
Day with dad is always cool man.
Incredibly interesting. Glad to see Dad as part of the content.
Start it up just to hear it run. COOL!!!
That was great since I work for Caterpillar/Perkins...I see another user for our engines. Thanks JR
Hanging round with JR and his peeps would be one hella learning experience
Your dad is a smart guy. There’s a lot of good info in this video.
This was awesome!! Your dad is very smart. Glad to see he was able to get it running.
Yup it's easy to see where you get your love of mechanical things of all kinds love the way you change it up with your builds. Your dad seems really cool.
I work with wood but find this fascinating!!! I've just learnt how a jet engine works in under an hour 😃great video! Watching from the Leeds in the UK
I'm glad to see some lineage; I see where you get your curiousity from. (Same goes with me and my old man!) keep it up man! Sounds like your dads got quite an interesting shop!
The neighbors are like " why is there an airplane taxing next to my house"?
King Erik The Great, The 1st , yes it sounded like that. I live a mile and a half away from their shop.
I like that you name all your videos.
JR, Grandpa Rick enjoyed this video, shared it with one of his refinery buddies ... found out the friend Is already a subscriber & watches all your videos!
Ok that was cool. Awesome to see how knowledgeable your dad is on these!
Thank your DAD for showing us these.
How bad did you just want to start pushing buttons I would say what this one do while I was pressing it🤣
Just to clarify, your dad never saw something like that before, reverse engineered the whole contraption and actually fixes this thing, wich he saw the first time ever.
Congratulation you have a ingenious dad.
Mixing it up a little Good Job! Keeping it interesting !
your dad is awesome .
God Bless America!
Mark Carter : AMEN!
i kept thinking of Tim Allen making his grunting noise...more powerrrrrrr
Like Father, like Son....both very smart and super quick on the uptake.
JR's dad is the MACK!!!!
Another great video from an awesome channel. Thanks JR!!
Always trust the guy with a pocket protector... your dad knows his stuff
That was badass! Love how your dad takes on the project with all the unknowns! Way cool!!
Your dad is freaking awesome . Sounds wicked smart . Learn as much as you can while you can jr . Have him and his projects on as much as you can . Enjoy every bit content you can
i need this for when my dad asks if my truck can get any louder.
I just LOVE watching you guys work together! I learn so much and am SO intrigued! Like hearing what makes it a “professional job”. Keep up the great videos!
17.00 ....same smile father and on ...:D
You think that’s loud wait until you’re on location during a frac job & 4-6 of those things start up it’ll rattle your mind. Just out of this world noise. They have to use multiple pumps to get the amount of N2 to go down hole. It’s amazing what it takes to get oil & gas out of the ground.
Thank you Sir
Here's a pump, there's a pump, everywhere's a pump pump.
What an amazing piece of machinery! Your Dad has a real knack for working out complex problems on machinery. Just the control panel for this beast looks like it could handle most of the operations on the ISS! ..and they didn't even engage the high pressure pump. That's a whole 'nuther can of worms itself.😄 I'm kind of surprised I haven't seen this video before since I've been subscribed to you for almost 2 years now? Pretty cool stuff JR.😉
Thank you both for sharing. Awesome.
Your Dad is smart as shit!
That was awesome 👍 your dad is one smart dude.
This was cool!! So excited for the 420 build!!
Awesome video. Just a giant spinning furnace!!!
One word-----> INTENSE!
That was awesome!
you're dad is awesome!
2:56 “yea son, 4 pumps like I just fucking said” lol
This was amazingly interesting. Thank you for your great content.
epic machines.. incredible your dad worked through it all and worked out what the problem was..
Very interesting. Great you have such an interesting dad right there. You can tell he has a big passion and interest in what he does. God bless him.
Great and very interesting video. Really enjoyed this video.
Thanks for sharing.
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Awesome demonstration of the KG2-3C turbine and frack pump combo. Make sure to have the lube temp permissive (30C) before you spin up the turbine.
Also, once you kill the unit or spin down, keep running your post-lube system (keep the pony motor running) to prevent ruining the bearings due to insufficient lube pressure and oil viscosity drop due to overheating of oil at reduced oil circulation.
Awesome video!
This reminds me of the "Turbo Encabulator" video
That is so freaking cool man.
That's pretty frikin cool!
Good to see WatchSrGo.
This is so cool thanks for video
Wow ...your dad is super cool. And really knows his stuff ..i know this fact due to the huge number of pens in his top pocket ..the true sign of a genius .. great video ...
Nice video bro, have a happy 4th of July
your dad is a very smart man to figure something that complicated
Definitely a good watch
Cool machine, cooler Dad.
Awesome video. Never seen jet engine applications used besides propulsion
Gas turbines are quite a bit more prevalent in different industries than we're aware of. They're used as driving units for pumps, generators, etc. Anything that needs an extreme amount of non-grid power to run is probably being run by a turbine. I've seen quite a few factories and warehouses that used turbines to handle their "over-power" requirements, which essentially means it fills in the gap between what the grid can supply cleanly and what the facility actually needs.
absolutely impressive
That is awesome, would love to run that N2 pump with that big turbine, great instructional video, great job.
👍 from Sweden. Love your videos👍👍
This is awesome i love stuff like this. I really wish I did this for my job. I love troubleshooting anything that runs
this is truly awesome!
would love to see this in person
Your dad must have been sharing technical information since you were a baby lol...That's cool
Awesome, thanks for sharing.
Your dad is obviously super skilled and smart.
Bottom Line -- READ THE MANUAL.
Just discovert this channel and allready like it 👌
That's the ultimate video game
I used to work industrial high pressure water blast cleaning in petrochemical plants and most of the trucks had a 10,000psi pump run by Detroit Diesels but we did have a 15,000psi run by an Allis-Chalmers.
Would be cool if you, your dad, Hoovie and the Wizard teamed up and did the midwest version of This Old House but for cars instead of homes
Skilled Blue Collar
Is just me or is this thing just a big bomb on a trailer? I was waiting for a big boom! 🎇🎇🎇
I remember hearing this thing fire up that day. Didn’t know what it was at that time.