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Drawing of the Neuchatel gas turbine

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English: Drawing showing the layout of the world's first gas turbine set installed in a bomb proof cavern, Neuchatel, Switzerland.
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Source Engineering Magazine (UK). January 5, 1940. Article - Load Tests of a Combustion Gas-Turbine Built by Brown Boveri and Company, Limited, Baden, Switzerland.
Author Professor Aurel Stodola (1859 – 1942)

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