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Application and Operation of the LM100 Gas Turbine Engine in Bell SK-5 Air Cushion Vehicle
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Abstract
The LM100 marine powerplant is a derivative of the T-58 turboshaft engine, the experience and maturity of which have been immediately valuable to the marine and industrial version.
Some of the advantages of the LM100 discussed in this paper are its compactness, low specific fuel consumption, quick starting ability over a wide range of temperatures, and ability to withstand shock.
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Coppinger, T., "Application and Operation of the LM100 Gas Turbine Engine in Bell SK-5 Air Cushion Vehicle," SAE Technical Paper 670965, 1967, https://doi.org/10.4271/670965.Also In
References
- Daley R. E. Kordenbrock J. V. “ U. S. Navy tests of SKMR-1 in an Operational Environment” A1AA Paper 66 729
- Krewson H. L. “ Applications of a Gas Turbine to Large Off-Highway Vehicles”
- Krewson H. L. “ Air Filtration for Prime Mover Gas Turbines” Paper 670732 presented at SAE Farm, Construction and Industrial Machinery Meeting Milwaukee September 1967