W-54-T diesel engine from the PTS-M floating tracked transporter. V12 system, displacement 38,880 cm³, power 350 HP. A variant of the most common tank engine in the world. In many versions differing in construction details, used in tanks: T-34, KV-1, KW-2, IS-2, T-54, T-55, T-62, self-propelled guns SU-85, SU-100, SU-152, ISU-122, ISU-152 and other tracked vehicles such as BAT-M, MDK-2, BTM-3 or the mentioned PTS-M. After being equipped with a mechanical compressor as the W-46, it was used in T-72 tanks.
School cross-section of a four-cylinder in-line Fiat OHV gasoline engine with a displacement of 1481 cm³ and an output of 75 HP. It powered, among other cars, the Polski Fiat 125p.
School cross-section of the S-359 six-cylinder inline diesel engine with a displacement of 6842 cm3 and an output of 150 HP, of Polish design, with an S-29 gearbox. It was used in Polish trucks including the Star 200, Star 244 and Star 266.
Power generator (combustion-electric set) type EPZ-20-3/400/7
Produced in 1962 in the Lower Silesian Plant of Special Electric Motors in Piechowice. The unit consists of a WSW Andrychów S 322 engine and a Celma GCe 74 generator. The exhibit comes from the Civil Defense shelter in Gdańsk.
