An edition of Report on turbogenerating equipment for low head hydroelectric developments (1978)

Report on turbogenerating equipment for low head hydroelectric developments

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W. K VerPlanck, W. K VerPlanck
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Publisher
Dept. of Energy, Division of Geothermal Energy, for sale by the National Technical Information Service]
Language
English
Pages
172

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Subjects

Equipment and supplies, Hydroelectric power plants, Electric power production
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Cover of: Report on turbogenerating equipment for low head hydroelectric developments
Report on turbogenerating equipment for low head hydroelectric developments
1978, Dept. of Energy, Division of Geothermal Energy, for sale by the National Technical Information Service]
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Prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy under contract no. EG-77-C-07-1692

"Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation."

April 1978

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[Washington], [Springfield, Va
Series
IDO ; 1962-1

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172 p. in various pagings :
Number of pages
172

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OL14880051M

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OL11280378W

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