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DescriptionEngines of HMS Viper (1899).jpg	English: One set of the turbine engines of the destroyer HMS Viper (launched 1899). The engraving shows a low-pressure turbine and reversing engine on one shaft, and a high pressure engine on the other. A like set of turbines was installed on the other side of the ship, the vessel thus having four turbines, all independent of one another.
Date	1900
Source	Scientific American. Volume 82. No. 16. 21 April 1900. New York: Munn & Co. p. 248.
Author	Scientific American

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