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Escher Wyss Turbine Nameplate

Circa 1970s

Saturday, September 14, 2013

These plates were on Clover Bar turbines 1 and 2

These units were placed in service in 1970 and 1973

Each unit had a capacity of 165 MWs

They were manufactured in Switzerland

Categories: Power Plants Turbines Nameplates Collection

Tags: Turbine Generators Clover Bar

Author: ephf

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