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16:56 (cur | prev) +2,907 Toro Andersen talk contribs (Created page with "Brons '''Brons''' — the '''Appingedammer Bronsmotorenfabriek''' (Appingedam, Groningen) — was a Dutch maker of stationary and marine **internal-combustion engines** from 1907 to the 2000s. Jan Brons (1865–1954) invented the pre-chamber "vaporizing-cup" diesel, and the firm built over **4,000 engines** for ships, barges, tugs and stationary service worldwide.<ref name="brons" /><ref name="bronswp" /> == History and lineage == * '''1890s''' — Jan Brons (Wagenbor...") Tag: Visual edit | |||
| N 13:13 | Test page diffhist +6,830 Toro Andersen talk contribs (Created page with "Werkspoor engines '''Werkspoor N.V.''' (Amsterdam) was a Dutch machine builder that developed four-stroke and two-stroke diesel engines for ships (and for steam-to-diesel locomotive and stationary service) from the early 1900s into the 1980s. The engine business passed through a 1954 merger with '''Stork''' (Verenigde Machinefabrieken, "VMF"), a 1969 consolidation into '''Stork-Werkspoor Diesel''' (SWD), and a 1989 acquisition by the Finnish '''Wärtsilä''' group.<ref...") | ||||