Engines in Museum

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

The continuation with pictures from the Deutsches Museum in Munich.
A warning for someone who is planning to visit the museum. From October for about one and a half year, the aviation department is closed for renovation.
All exhibits will be dismantled. Some will be shown in the Flugwerft Schleissheim, the other will be stored.



The next will be engines in the Flugwerft Schleissheim

Been to both of those museums on many occasions. Love them both.

I always take pics of the aircraft, and not the engines. I need to change that. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Augsburg Eagle]

This summer I visited the Flugausstellung Hermeskeil. A lot of nice engines there
Alfa Romeo 115T

Armstrong-Siddeley Chettah

DB 603

DB 604

Schwetzow Ash 82

Salmson 9 ADR

Potez 6 DO 2A

Jacobs R-755-9

Daimler F7502

Daimler DVI

Zvezda M503 A-2

Junkers L5

 

[Crimea_River]

That last one looks interesting.

 

[Augsburg Eagle]

Part II
Curtiss-Wright J65 W7C

DH Ghost 48 Mk.1

Isotov GTD-350

Ivchenko AI-24

Klimov TV3-117

Klimow WK1-F

Snecma Atar 9C

Tumanski R-29-300

Tumansky R-11-F-300

 

[Shinpachi]

Awesome collection

 

[Tieleader]

Do any of these places have a few set aside to start up on special days?

 

[Wurger]

 

[Augsburg Eagle]

Tieleader : What place do you mean?

 

[Tieleader]

Tieleader : What place do you mean?

Any of the museums you took the photos at.

 

[Airframes]

It's unlikely that engines displayed in museums have the capability or 'back-up' to be run.
In the main, they are 'static'displays, and 'inhibited' for preservation purposes, wih many lacking all ancilliaries and connections.
However, there are engines in some smaller museums, mainly privately owned, and mainly 'visiting' these museumes, that can be run, on static stands.

 

[Augsburg Eagle]

Airframes gave the answer.