Saab J 35D Draken – start engine and taxiing
Taxiing, also sometimes written "taxying", is the movement of an aircraft on the ground, under its own power, in contrast to towing…
Torsten Nilsson
Saab J 35D Draken – flyby two times
Fighter version, delivered between 1963–1964, total production: 120. The aircraft had a new and more powerful Rolls-Royce Avon 300 (RM 6C), which…
Paper Mill
The paper mill recorded from the visitors’ parking lot. This is the sound of the mill that most people perceive and it…
Automatic packing station
This is the sound of the automatic packing station where robots wrap the bales of paper in packaging. The rattling sound originates…
PM-52 Dryer section
At the far end of the large paper machine, the refined paper produce is rolled on to reels and dryed. It is…
Pulp fan
Fans make out a large part of the paper mill’s soundscape. This Swedish made paper pulp fan, used to control the level…
Vacuum fan
Controlling the level of moist in the paper pulp is essential in paper making. Here you hear the sound of a combined…
Paper pulp recycling mill
Paper pulp recycling mill This mechanical mill recycles the left over material from the paper machine. All left over material is re…
PM52 – forming section
The sounds heard in this recording are coming from the forming section of Braviken paper mill’s PM52 – a large scale paper…
Pulp refiner
This german made pulp refiner, manufactured by Andritz Sprout-Bauer, processes and refines paper pulp. The pulp is produced by processing wood chips…
Maudslay engine
The Maudslay engine was the first beam engine built for the Kew Bridge works and began pumping in 1838. A beam engine…
Hathorn Davey triple expansion engine
Triple expansion engines use three expansion stages. The engines use a series of double-acting cylinders of progressively increasing diameter. These cylinders are…
Under The James Kay “Dancers end” engine
Recording from under the James Kay engine, also known as the Dancers End engine, takes its name from Lord Rothschild's estate at…
The James Kay “Dancers end” engine
The James Kay engine, also known as the Dancers End engine, takes its name from Lord Rothschild's estate at Dancer's End, near…
The Grand Junction 90 inch engine
The 90 inch Engine is the largest working beam engine in the world. It was built in 1846 by Sandys, Carne &…
Train over Øresund Bridge
Copenhagen airport - Malmö centralstation Recording starts at Copenhagen airport - Hyllie - Malmö Triangeln - and ends at Malmö centralstation. The…