Turbine Collection (page 10)

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Wind Farm at Kirkby Moor, Cumbria Date:

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Wind Turbine - Generating green energy for Itchen Valley Country Park buildings. Date:

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Proven wind turbines alongside harbour Penryn near Falmouth Cornwall UK Date:

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Wind Turbine - being maintained Date:

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Wind Turbine - and Greylag Goose in misty sunrise Date:

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European / Western Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus) Date:

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Wind turbines at Emu Downs Windfarm near Cervantes Date:

Heros Aeolipile or steam turbine of c100 A. D. Drawing from the 15th century Harleian manuscript in the British Museum
STEAM ENGINE, 100 A.D. Heros Aeolipile or steam turbine of c100 A.D. Drawing from the 15th century Harleian manuscript in the British Museum

Hero of Alexandrias Aeolipile or steam turbine of 100 A. D
STEAM ENGINE, c100 A.D. Hero of Alexandrias Aeolipile or steam turbine of 100 A.D

Reconstruction of Heros Aeolipile of c100 A. D. Line engraving, 19th century
STEAM ENGINE, c100 A.D. Reconstruction of Heros Aeolipile of c100 A.D. Line engraving, 19th century

Whole-crop wheat in ag-bags on farm, with wind turbine in background, Yorkshire, England, September

One of the turbines with a person for scale, West Wind wind farm of Meridian Energy at Makara, Wellington, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific

Kaman K-225 125477 equipped with a Boeing 502-2
Kaman K-225, 125477, equipped with a Boeing 502-2, the worlds first gas turbine-powered helicopter

W R Murray Chief Test Pilot takes Kaman K-225 125477
W.R. Murray, Chief Test Pilot, takes Kaman K-225, 125477, equipped with a Boeing 502-2 on its first flight becoming the worlds first gas turbine-powered helicopter. 10 December 1951. Date: 1951

Whittle gas turbine in a disused foundry at Lutterworth
A Whittle gas turbine in a disused foundry at Lutterworth. A scene from the COX film The Wonder Jet. Produced by the Crown Film Unit for the Economic Information Unit

Small Laval turbine on screw. Hargrave Slide 39

Convair XP-81 first US propeller-turbine powered aircraft
Convair XP-81, the first US propeller-turbine powered aircraft to fly

The Wind Turbines At The Albany Wind Farm At Sandpatch
Albany, Western Australia, Australia

Two horizontal water wheels, the left with highly curved blades more efficient than flat blades on right. Early form of turbine. From Andreas Bockler Theatrum Machinarum Novum, Nuremberg, 1673

Longitudinal section of Anglo-Irish engineer Sir Charles Parsons (1854-1931) marine turbine fitted in the Dover packet boat Queen c1904. Engraving

Longitudinal section of: 1. Parsons marine turbine. 2. Rateaus marine turbine. Anglo-Irish engineer Sir Charles Parsons (1854-1931)

Perpetual motion: Grinding mill driven by horizontal water wheel, which is itself driven by water from a cistern. The wheel is supposed also to raise water to the cistern by an Archimedean screw

Wind turbines on windfarm with sunbeams through clouds at sunset, Little Cheyne Court, Romney Marsh, Kent, England, June

Wind turbine in arable farmland, Sodermanland, Sweden, august

Wind turbines at windfarm, Uppland, Sweden, may

Combination of solar panels and wind turbines, harnessing renewable energy to produce electricity at remote reservoir, Elan Valley, Powys, Wales, July

Combination of solar panels and wind turbine, harnessing renewable energy to produce electricity at remote reservoir, Elan Valley, Powys, Wales, July

Large flock of wintering Knot fly above their roosting grounds at Snettisham with wind power turbine behind

wind turbine supplies electrical power to chicken sheds

Mute Swan (Cygnus olor) adult, swimming on pool in marshland habitat at sunrise, with wind turbines in distance, Elmley Marshes N.N.R. North Kent Marshes, Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England, June

Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus) three juveniles, in flight, on migration over sea, with Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm in distance, Norfolk, England, September

Arctic Skua (Stercorarius parasiticus) juvenile, in flight, on migration over sea, with offshore windfarm in distance, Norfolk, England, September

A model of the bratsk hydro-electric power plant on display at the ussr agricultural exhibition and the ussr industrial exhibition in moscow, 1957, the plant has a capacity of 204, 000 kw

India, Tamil Nadu, wind turbines with the mountains of the Eastern Ghats in the background

Wind turbines, artwork F006 / 3780
Wind turbines, computer artwork

Green energy, conceptual artwork F006 / 3845
Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

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Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

Wind turbine, artwork F006 / 3781
Wind turbine, computer artwork

Green energy, conceptual artwork F006 / 3756
Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

Green energy, conceptual artwork F006 / 3871
Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

Wind turbines F006 / 7204
Wind turbines. Photographed on the Canary Islands

Wind turbines, artwork F006 / 3782
Wind turbines, computer artwork

Green energy, conceptual artwork F006 / 3842
Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

Toy windmill F006 / 7193
Toy windmill

Green energy, conceptual artwork F006 / 3705
Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

Wind turbine, conceptual artwork F006 / 4002
Wind turbine, conceptual computer artwork

Wind turbine, conceptual artwork F006 / 4003
Wind turbine, conceptual computer artwork

Green energy, conceptual artwork F006 / 3846
Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

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The turbine, a marvel of engineering, has revolutionized various industries and transportation systems throughout history. From the RMS Mauretania to modern wind farms, turbines have played a crucial role in powering our world. In 1906, the Gas Turbine No. 18000 marked a significant milestone as the first successful gas turbine engine. This breakthrough invention paved the way for future advancements in aviation and power generation. Another notable figure in turbine history is Sir Charles Parsons, who introduced steam turbine blades. His creation propelled the iconic Turbinia, a steam turbine-powered steamship that amazed spectators with its speed and efficiency. Fast forward to present times, wind turbines dominate landscapes across the globe. Wind farms like those near Atherton in Queensland or Teesside Wind Farm showcase how renewable energy sources are harnessed to generate electricity sustainably. Scotland's Shetland Islands boast breathtaking views of wind turbines dotting their picturesque landscape—a testament to harnessing nature's power for clean energy production. Sir Frank Whittle's contributions cannot be overlooked either; his invention of the jet engine revolutionized air travel by utilizing gas turbines for propulsion. Even on land, wind turbines continue to make an impact. The Pincher Creek wind farm stands tall against Alberta's skyline—proof that sustainable energy solutions can coexist with natural beauty. Not limited to just land-based applications, ocean liners like T. S. S Marathon from Aberdeen Line also benefited from turbine technology. These vessels relied on powerful turbines for smooth sailing across vast oceans. As dawn breaks over England's Lake District bay view towards distant hills adorned with wind farms creates an awe-inspiring sight—an illustration of how we blend renewable energy into our surroundings harmoniously. From maritime legends like RMS Mauretania and Turbinia powered by steam turbines to cutting-edge innovations such as gas and wind turbines shaping our future—the significance of this remarkable invention continues to propel us towards a more sustainable world.