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LIGHT AND HEAVY-DUTY GAS TURBINES FOR SHIP PROPULSION-COMPARISON OF PRINCIPAL FEATURES

E R Maass

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Two types of gas turbines in the design for application as marine propulsion systems are considered. The light construction, a modified version of aircraft engine types is evaluated against the heavy-duty type that are applied in industrial plants.

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Two types of gas turbines in the design for application as marine propulsion systems are considered. The light construction, a modified version of aircraft engine types is evaluated against the heavy-duty type that are applied in industrial plants.

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Two types of gas turbines in the design for application as marine propulsion systems are considered. The light construction, a modified version of aircraft engine types is evaluated against the heavy-duty type that are applied in industrial plants.

Key concepts: Propulsion, Heavy duty, Marine engineering, Gas turbines, Engineering, Environmental science, Marine propulsion, Automotive engineering

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