Aerospace Engines A to Z
Aerospace Engines A to Z

Updated: 21-Sep-2020

Another inline six cylinder engine built during WWI.

-It was developed in 1913. Its power varied according to its application, its propeller, rpm, etc., from 90 to 130 CV.

-It had a bore of 110 mm and a stroke of 170 mm.

-The nominal power was achieved at 1346 rpm and its weight was 482 lbs.

-It had the possibility of crank starting and crankshaft extension for the propeller longer than normal.

-It had a large oil pan too.

Mulag engine side-view drawing
Mulag engine front and side-view drawing
“Mulag”

Engines of MULAG

Model: 6-cyl. inline

Arquitecture: 6-cylinder In-line
Cooling:
Total Displacement:
Bore / Stroke: 110 x 170 mm
Power: 130 CV @ 1346 rpm
Weight: 482 Lb

Other details:
Mulag 6-cylinder side-view drawing

"Mulag 6-cylinder side-view drawing"