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What type of turbine would you call the one inside the hydro house - the green fabricated drum behind the Woodward?? It dates from the early to mid 80's I think. Not totally sure though, but it's the most recent turbine used at the mine.
"You have a great archive of pictures Richard" - You can't imagine what all I have in that department. Tens of thousands. Gotta love digital cameras with their free electrons + 10,000 Kodachrome slides before that. Anything of Alaska historical interest will eventually end up in the archive at the university here in Fairbanks.
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10-21-2011, 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Richard Flanders
What type of turbine would you call the one inside the hydro house
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Francis type. Most likely S Morgan Smith, York, PA. Later made by Allis Chalmers, who bought Smith.
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