After a long test and experiments, which showed a good result, the Steam Turbine Factory made the first quantity of artificial rain plant ... The factory expects a certificate on the correctness of the plant, so that it can start production of the first series of 700 such plants... The product will be exported to Middle Eastern countries, especially to Turkey...
("Karlovac weekly" No. 22, November 1953.)
The "Edvard Kardelj" steam turbine factory recently received orders from Turkey for the delivery of 700 diesel irrigation units. The centrifugal pump, the manufacturer's product, gives 800 liters of water per minute at a height of 25 meters, which can indicate quite large plots of land.
("Karlovac weekly" No. 12, September 1953)
With the advertisement in the daily newspaper, the factory 'Edvard Kardelj' is looking for as many engineers and mechanical technicians and electrical technicians as possible ... Apart from them, the factory is looking for a larger number of machine locksmiths, metal turners, metal mills, metal locksmiths and other professionals ...
(Advertisement in "Vjesnik", February 1953.)
MAN engines available in stock: MAN 4 x 7L21/31 Tier 2 and 1 x 8L21/31 Tier 2.
Option 1: Engines + foundation
Option 2: DGS (includes engines, foundations and alternators)
Option 3: Available as spare parts.
These engines can be used as auxiliary DGS on vessels for electric energy production and with additional changes can be used as stationary engines.
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The paper notes that Hugo Gazin was elected for director of "Yugoturbina". He came after the director, Colonel Luka Knezović.
("Karlovac Weekly no. 32 of August 1954.")
The construction and production of large steam turbines, diesel engines and centrifugal pumps is a technical, technological and scientific challenge that only large or developed countries can afford, such as Yugoslavia in 1949, 1954 and later was not. This means that the effort, enthusiasm and knowledge of the employed engineers and technicians was significantly above the Yugoslavia's average.
In order to construct a steam turbine, it is necessary to know the calculations of thermodynamics, material strength, theory...
Various experts participated in the development of turbines, engines, laboratories, for example: prof. Ernest Kraft, A. Ošlag, J. Bašić, S. Todorovski, prof. M. Mikulić, ing. I. Gojak, ing. I. Tudić...