A heat engine that uses the pressure of high-pressure steam to push an impeller and create rotational motion; commonly used for generating electricity.

The person in charge of the engine department and machinery on a ship, answering directly to the captain.

A type of internal combustion engine that uses high-temperature, high-pressure gas from combustion to rotate an impeller and produce power; also known as [[燃气透平|燃氣透平|ran2 qi4 tou4 ping2]] or [[瓦斯透平|瓦斯透平|wa3 si1 tou4 ping2]].

A turbine engine that uses flowing water to turn an impeller; used primarily as a power source for hydroelectricity or to drive other machinery.

A machine or engine that produces power by using a flow of fluid, such as water, steam, or gas, to push blades and rotate a wheel.

abbreviation for [[燃气轮机|燃氣輪機|ran2 qi4 lun2 ji1]]; a type of engine that uses gas to spin blades and generate power

a machine that extracts thermal energy from pressurized steam and uses it to do mechanical work on a rotating output shaft

A type of machine that transfers energy between a rotor and a fluid, such as a turbine or centrifugal pump.

An electric tool used for sharpening tools or grinding parts, typically consisting of a motor with grinding wheels attached to its sides.

a person who operates or maintains the engines on a ship; a motor operator or machinist