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Turbine Blades

Several blades from Rossdale No. 8 Turbine

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

This shows how the size of the blades increases to handle the larger volume of steam as it expands while traveling thru the turbine

Categories: Power Plants Turbines Collection
Tags: Rossdale 1957 - 2008

Author: ephf
Edmonton Power Historical Foundation is a non-profit society dedicated to preserving the history of electric power in the City of Edmonton and the Province of Alberta, for the education and entertainment of current and future generations.
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Edmonton Power Historical Foundation

Hours of operation 2021

We are happy to announce that with the easing of Covid restrictions, the Edmonton Power Historical Foundation museum will be open to the public for the first time since March 2020! On August 21, 2021 the Leduc West Antique Society will open it's gates to the public for the fall Tractor Pull, and on September 17 & 18 LWAS will be hosting the Lesco Distributors Pro Show n' Shine for Semi Trucks. The EPHF museum will be open for both these events, so come on out and visit us!

We are located on the grounds of the Leduc West Antique Museum. Travel 5 miles west of Leduc on Highway 39. Go north on Range Road 260 (Cohne Dale Road) for about a mile and the museum will be on your right.

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