No. 3 Turbine USS Lexington by Richardphotos
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Description
this is only one of the 4 × Westinghouse geared steam turbines 4 × shafts 150,000 shp
she celebrated her 200,000th arrested landing on 17 October 1967
Tokyo made claim that they had sunk her but she was in port for some minor repairs after a kamikaze hit
Comments (45)
Excellent capture of these turbines...
Exemplary coolness!
Now that's pretty big! Good photo!
Thats huge great shot of it.
Good shot. It looks old.
Now this is a super cool capture Richard, thanks for sharing this one.
Interesting insight.
Awesome
Very impressive capture of this powerhouse
Quite a shot of this giant power plant Richard.
Cool, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
To think something such as steam turbines powered these aircraft carriers is just amazing ...Nice Capture Richard!
very cool stuff, does looks old.
Look at the size of that thing! This is so cool!
Great capture Richard
very cool!
It is very well expressed. I thank you for it. 5+!
Interesting shot !
Impressive turbine!
impressive
Interesting shot!
i know that engine room all to well, one i was on was a steam powered vessel!, even the d.c. generators were steam powered! excellent capture!:)*5
The Lexington is a great ship.
Great shot Richard!!
Excellent capture! :)
Great shot!
Very nice shot. Well done.
Awesome innards!
Power engine! Like this kind of machinery!!!! Cheers, -Trifid-
Ho ho the big machine .Thank to share whit us ((5++))