A Series of Tests On a Five Hundred Kilowatt Steam Turbine Installation at the Blount Street Station of the Madison Gas and Electric Company (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781148226668)

This book presents a detailed account of a series of tests conducted on a five hundred kilowatt steam turbine installation at the Blount Street Station of the Madison Gas and Electric Company. Authored by Charles Edward Carter and originally published in 1908, "A Series of Tests On a Five Hundred Kilowatt Steam Turbine Installation" offers invaluable insights into the operational performance and efficiency of early 20th-century power generation technology.

The work meticulously documents the methodologies employed, the equipment utilized, and the data collected during the tests. It is an essential resource for historians of technology, electrical and mechanical engineers, and anyone interested in the evolution of power generation and distribution systems. The historical significance of this study lies in its detailed examination of a pivotal technology during a transformative era in energy production.

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