The Swiss Steam Ship Stadt Luzern has a Three Cylinder Uniflow Steam Engine, with hydraulic Valve Gear, a Forced Lubrication System, a semiautomated hydraulic Control System, and Condensers with Water Turbines inside. This Engine is very different from the Engines found on all 14 other Swiss Paddle Steamers, and it was built in 1929 by Sulzer in Winterthur, and is the last Steam Engine ever built by Sulzer.
Usually, Passengers can't visit the Engine Room. Special Thanks to @Vierwaldstaettersee for allowing me to make this Video.
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00:00 Introduction
02:47 Comparison to other Swiss Steam Engines
05:04 Uniflow Engines explained
07:07 Condensers explained
09:00 Condensers of the Stadt Luzern
12:31 Auxilary Engine
14:12 Lubrication System
17:31 Hydraulic Valve Gear
23:23 Engine Controls
25:43 Hydraulic Control System
29:34 Boiler Room
30:39 End