QREN
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| identification: | stationary engine |
| type: | GL |
| country of origin: | Czechoslovakia |
| manufacturer: | Vítkovické horní a hutní těžířstvo (under licence) |
| number of cylinders: | 1 |
| revolutions/min: | 1200–1600 |
| dimensions: | 1 300 mm x 1 000 mm x 1 000 mm |
| fuel consumption: | 185–210 gr/hp/h |
| weight: | 150 kg |
| year of production: | unknown |
In the interwar period, the company Vítkovické horní a hutní těžířstvo manufactured stationary engines under licence from German engineering companies. The GL stationary engine was called "Vítkovice Güldner-Lanova" small diesel engine. The company produced three types of the engine - GL7, GL10 and GL14. The engines were all equipped with one cylinder, and they varied in the number of revolutions per minute. They could be placed on a cart, sleigh, or attached to a construction. The engine was started by a crank handle.