Por que CAMINHÕES usam MOTORES 6 CILINDROS?
In the trucking industry, especially in the heavy-duty segment, the vast majority of engines used have a 6-cylinder in-line layout. Had you ever thought about that? To pull dozens of tons of cargo, trucks need a lot of low-end torque and good power to maintain a good cruising speed, and current 6-cylinder in-line engines meet this requirement very well! In the past, other mechanical configurations besides six cylinders were used, but nowadays the overwhelming majority only use engines with an in-line layout, and there are logical explanations for this that we will learn throughout the video! The history of Scania and Mack V8 engines: • A HISTÓRIA dos motores SCANIA e MACK V8 How flatplane and crossplane crankshafts work: • VIRABREQUINS FLATPLANE e CROSSPLANE - quai... World War II aircraft engines: • Os incríveis MOTORES dos AVIÕES da SEGUNDA... Three Kinds of Sun - Norma Rockwell • THREE KINDS OF SUNS by NORMA ROCKWELL | WE...

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