Turbines and the noise problem
23rd October 1970, Page 24
23rd October 1970
Page 24
Page 24, 23rd October 1970
— Turbines and the noise problem
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Keywords :
Chemical Engineering, Air Pollution, Jet Engines, Gas Turbine, Marine Propulsion, Turbine, Pollution, Exhaust Gas, Environment
• Addressing members of the IRTE in Liverpool on Tuesday evening, Mr P. A. Phillips, a member of the British Leyland Corporation, spoke of the major part gas turbines could eventually play in heavy tran sport.
Gas turbines could be the answer to the increasing problem of vehicle noise and atmospheric pollution, said Mr Phillips. Exhaust fumes given off by the gas turbine powered vehicle would be mainly warm air. This would be within the limit of any future legislation governing atmospheric pollution.