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    Exoskeletal Engine (ESE) concepts

    Well i don't have mutch knowledge about it and there is not so mutch to find about. They have the potential to be very good tought as far as my small research goes bearings where the big problems. Maybe you guys know more about it. I will link the wiki page to it...
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    Genesis of the internal-combustion engine turbine

    The Victorians developed effective turbines for turning water and steam power into work, and also turbopumps for doing the opposite. During the early part of the 20th century, research was carried out into various arrangements for turbo-compression, combustion and turbine work extraction in the...
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    Japanese Jet Engines of WWII

    Ah okay, that makes more sense. It seems the original description was incorrect. Justo, do you know where I can find more information regarding Japanese centrifugal-type jet engines? I’m curious how they compare to the axial series. and thanks for the amazing images and information, as always
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    Early British gas turbine development

    Got this form Groggy on the TGP site http://www.tgplanes.com/Public/snitz/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1268 “The L.R.1 bomber project was first submitted to the Ministry of Aircraft Production late in 1944” and “In May, 1945 a project was prepared for a transatlantic civil transport powered by four...
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