Gas turbine locomotive
A gas turbine locomotive is a type of railway locomotive in which the prime mover is a gas turbine. Several types of gas turbine locomotive have been developed. Some have had mechanical transmission. Others have had electric transmission.
Gas Turbine Locomotive Media
A 44-ton 1-B-1 experimental gas turbine locomotive designed by R. Tom Sawyer and built in 1952 for testing by the U.S. Army Transportation Corps
UP 18, a gas turbine–electric locomotive preserved at the Illinois Railway Museum
Diagram of a free-piston engine as a gas generator for a gas turbine
Diagram of a gas turbine–electric locomotive
1942 publicity photo of Am 4/6 number 1101
British Rail APT-E, Derby, UK, 1972
First-generation GTEL and a 1923 electric auto in Fremont, Nebraska in 1953
An RTG Turboliner at Union Station, St. Louis, in the 1970s
Bombardier's experimental JetTrain locomotive toured North America in an attempt to raise the technology's public profile in the early 2000s.
GT1h-001 during a test ride
