Maybach HL210 P45

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The Maybach HL210 P45 was a German World War II-era V12 gasoline tank engine used in early models of the Tiger I heavy tank.

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Maybach HL210 2
Maybach HL210 P45 canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf V12 engine
gasoline engine
tank engine
application heavy tank
medium tank
aspiration naturally aspirated
category German military engine
World War II tank engine
configuration V12
coolingSystem liquid-cooled
countryOfOrigin Germany
cylinderArrangement 60-degree V
cylinderBore 125 mm
designedBy Maybach Motorenbau engineers
designedFor German armored fighting vehicles
displacement 21.35 L
21350 cc
engineType four-stroke
era World War II
fuelType gasoline
ignitionSystem spark-ignition
manufacturer Maybach
materialOfCylinderBlock aluminium alloy
mountingPosition rear-mounted in hull
notableFeature aluminium crankcase and block
numberOfCylinders 12
pistonStroke 145 mm
powerOutput 478 kW
641 hp
650 PS
powerToWeightRole powerplant for heavy armored vehicles
productionPeriodStart 1942
ratedPowerRpm 3000 rpm
replacedBecauseOf need for higher power and simplified production
replacedInTigerIBy Maybach HL230 P45
successor Maybach HL230 P45
usedBy Nazi Germany
Wehrmacht
usedInConflict World War II
usedInEarlyModelsOf Tiger I
linked to: Tiger I tank
usedInVehicle Panther tank
Tiger (P)
Tiger I
linked to: Tiger I tank

VK 30.02 (M)
VK 45.01 (H)
usedPrimarilyIn early production Tiger I tanks
usedWithTransmission Maybach OLVAR preselector gearbox
valvetrain overhead valve

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tiger I engine Maybach HL210 P45
subject linked to: Tiger I tank
Maybach HL230 P45 predecessor Maybach HL210
linked to: Maybach HL210 P45
Maybach HL230 P30 predecessor Maybach HL210
linked to: Maybach HL210 P45