The Engine Collection

The Engine Collection by using the town Grena at the peninsula Djursland in Denmark, at the entrance to The Baltic Sea holds Northern Europe's biggest collection of stationary engines, with over 450 engines on show off, maximum of them restored and functioning. The engine Collection is a basis based on volunteers with many unique competencies, such as mechanical professionals inside the area of engine recuperation.

A assignment which can include milling of recent cylinders, pistons and glow heads with the contours of the old rusted components as models, in addition to manufacture of all styles of engine components which are lacking or to or broken or rusted for repair. The collection has a membership of operating supporters. The contributors may additionally have a historical past from metal-industry or engines, or have other competencies and assets needed to undertake the upkeep and enlargement of a mechanical recovery institution and a museum. The engines are exhibited in numerous homes, being elevated as the collection grows. The primary consciousness at The Engine Collection is stationary inner combustion engines, from the earliest atmospheric Otto & Langen engine from 1868 as much as engines from 1960 to 1970.