Discover the 10 greatest machines on the planet

Used in heavy industries, huge-sized machines to take on heavy duty, help promote industrial development in major countries around the world.

If you wander into buildings, you may be overwhelmed by towering cranes or huge material trucks, but they're not the biggest machines.

Most of the largest big machines on the planet operate in places far away from the public eye. Mining equipment or tunnel drill ships work deep underground or in remote areas, while large transport planes are also rarely seen in airstrips. Civil flight.

Talking about giant machines, we don't just talk about their huge size. It could be a 50-foot robot or a three-floor vending machine. They are simply mechanical inventions that can support a significant portion of human labor, also known as industrial muscle.

The following is a list of the largest machines in the world, they were created to promote industrial production, but many controversies erupted during the public examination.

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LHC operates in the border areas of France and Switzerland.(Photo: Djandywdotcom / Flickr).

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world's largest particle accelerator or, according to some definitions, the world's longest particle accelerator. This machine consists of super magnet magnet rings that run through an underground path near Geneva, Switzerland.

The total length of the LHC is 27.4 km. Electromagnets push particles at nearly the speed of light, which essentially collides. To reduce friction, the magnets are kept at a negative temperature of 271 degrees Celsius, much colder than the temperature outside the universe.

What is the use of this machine? Intergranular collisions allow particle physicists to have more insight and detail in experiments and know the composition and reaction of subatomic particles.

2. Vending machines in Berjaya Times Square

Berjaya Times Square is the ninth-largest building in the world by floor area.(Photo: Alexlky / Shuttersock).

Berjaya Times Square giant shopping complex in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia has created the world's largest vending machine. At the time of completion, this machine has a height of up to 9 meters and a radius of 4.6 meters. It was created to celebrate the 10th anniversary of this shopping mall and the Guinness Book of World Records has also confirmed that it is the world's largest vending machine in 2013.

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The Antonov AN-225 landing gear alone used 32 wheels.(Photo: Vasilly Koba / Wikimedia Commons).

The twin-deck Airbus A380 and the legendary Boeing 747 jet are the world's two largest passenger aircraft. But the world's largest aircraft is not used to transport people, but it carries goods. The Antonov AN-225 six-engine aircraft is the only one built and operated.

The AN-225 was designed in the 1980s to transport Soviet spacecraft after it returned to Earth. Now it is a giant aircraft flagged Ukraine and called Mriya (translating: dream), dedicated to bulk cargo loading. The biggest item he ever carried was a 247-ton oil pipe.

Exactly how big is Mriya? Its landing gear has 32 wheels, and its runway is a deep groove that extends 88 meters. The maximum weight when taking off is 640 tons. The rent per hour is 30,000 USD. Because the rents were so high, as well as small planes that could complete the cargo transport, Mriya spent most of his "rest" in a parking lot at Ukraine's Gostomel Airport.

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FAST display model at an exhibition.(Photo: Wikimedia Commons).

FAST or Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope, Telescope Aperture Spherical Five hundred meters. This is a giant observatory placed in a valley in Guizhou Province, in the remote northwestern region of China. The name in Chinese is Tainyan (Thien Nhan), it is the largest radio telescope in the world with mirror glass. According to its abbreviated name, the diameter of the glass is 500 meters.

FAST takes 5 years to design and build. It started operating in 2016 and quickly gained the first scientific discovery, the observatory has discovered two new stars who have never known before immediately after going into official operation. One of these stars is a white dwarf located 16,000 light-years from Earth.

5. La Princesse

With a team of 12 operating people, La Princesse is the largest garment used in the entertainment industry.(Photo: Spider / Wikimedia Commons).

La Princesse is another giant machine but used in entertainment, not industrial production. It is a terror to those who are afraid of spiders, because it is a 15 meter high spider machine. In addition to very high, it is also very heavy, its volume up to 40.5 tons.

The hydraulic system in the legs allows the robot to move freely in any position and direction, but only at 3.2 km / hour. The structure consists of 50 moving axles, which must have at least 12 people to control at any time it operates. This spider robot was designed by French manufacturing company La Machine and was launched in Liverpool, England a decade ago.

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Although MOL Triumph is the longest ship in the world, it does not carry as much cargo as other large ships.(Photo: Kees Torn / Wikimedia Commons).

South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries launched the MOL Triumph in 2017. As expected, the company will launch 5 more ships in the near future with extremely terrible size.

Currently, MOL Triumph will operate in Marshall Islands and is operated by Mitsui OSK Lines of Japan. At a length of 400 meters, it is longer than the Empire State Building in New York.

The range operates in the waters of both Europe and Asia, but Triumph is not the largest cargo carrier (if said in this way, the Orient Overseas Container Line of Hong Kong is the only carrier enemy). The largest payload of MOL Triumph is 210,000 tons.

7. Taisun Crane

The world's largest crane is located at a shipyard in Shandong Province, China.(Photo: Haakman / Wikimedia Commons).

Taisun (Thai Son) is currently the largest crane in the world. It operates at a shipyard owned by Yantai Raffles, in Yantai City, northeastern China.

This crane has a maximum load limit of 22,046 tons. It is named after a large mountain in Shandong, also showing its greatness. The record ever made with this crane is to lift a barge weighing 22,192 tons (slightly above its limit).

Taisun is used to speed up the shipbuilding process, because when it raises the details of the ship, many people will work together to build many other parts of the ship. Shortening shipbuilding time means that shipbuilding costs will be lower. Likewise, this helps workers work safely at high altitudes without having to climb a rig.

8. Overburden Conveyor Bridge F60

The F60 transport bridge can lift a volume of 13,500 tons at the same time.(Photo: Wikimedia Commons).

This is the transport bridge used in Germany to exploit the surface. This generation of transport bridges is bigger than France's famous Eiffel Tower. These transporting machines are mainly used to extract brown coal from open mines in Lusatia, an area in East Germany near the Polish border.

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The floor width of this car is up to 20.7 meters.(Photo: LeitWoft / Shuttersock).

This heavy truck was built in Belarus by Belaz mechanical manufacturer, which has a larger capacity than any other truck in the world. Of course it is also the world's largest transport, with a height of 8.2 meters (three-storey high) and 20.7 meters wide. At 386 tons and can pull a 496 ton weight. With such terrible measurements, it certainly cannot run on a single engine, it has two diesel-powered engines powered by multiple electric steering and eight wheels (four-wheel-drive each).

The highest speed Belaz 75710 can achieve is 64.3 km / hour, but normally this speed is only 40 km / hour. Why do we need such a big car? These super-load cars are super-transporters, often used in the mining industry as well as used to transport materials for large construction projects.

10. Bertha

The outer surface of the drill Bertha, with a diameter of 17.4 meters, is being used to dig a tunnel underneath Seattle.(Photo: Jay Inslee / Flickr).

First operated in 2013 and built by a Japanese mechanical workshop, this 99-meter-long drill and weighs 6,700 tons can dig 2.7 km of length under the ground in an instant. The Washington Route 99 Tunnel project in Washington aims to help share traffic, completed in just two years.

Although it is possible to drill through hard rock, this drill offers to lose to the metal. During the execution of Route 99, this drill had to be suspended for two years so that the construction team could relocate a steel pipe with a diameter of 20 cm across the road.

Because of the bulky, Bertha should never be transported in its entirety and must be dismantled into parts and reassembled when needed. If you are not in the construction team, you will never see it because Bertha "won the youth" to work underground.