- The
Turbomeca Artouste is an
early French turboshaft engine,
first run in 1947.
Originally conceived as an
auxiliary power unit (APU), it was soon adapted...
- Szydlowski, the
founder of Turbomeca, had
successfully managed to
develop the
Artouste, a 260 hp (190 kW)
single shaft turbine engine derived from his Orédon...
- helicopter,
named Lama, was
equipped with the
Alouette III's
Turbomeca Artouste turboshaft powerplant and its
dynamic systems, and was
furnished with a...
- years.
Prominent successes during the Cold War
include the use of its
Artouste II
turboshaft engine to
power the new Sud
Aviation Alouette II helicopter...
-
connected to the Migouélou Lake by an 800m
gallery currently unused under the
Artouste P**** by the
Carnau Lakes, and in
winter the Lac d'Artouste is also fed...
-
September 1958. It was re-engined with a
single 425 hp (317 kW)
Turbomeca Artouste IIB
turboshaft replacing the two
piston engines,
flying in this form in...
- the SA 316B were
powered by a more
powerful version of the
Artouste engine, the
Artouste IIIB,
whose turbine was
rated to
produce 858
horsepower (640 kW)...
- out of the IAR 316.
Equipped with the same license-produced
Turbomeca Artouste IIIB turboshaft, the IAR 317
featured a
stepped two-seat
armored ****pit...
- and
Engineering (CAE)
under license from Turbomeca. A
development of the
Artouste, it was
followed by
three additional turboshaft engines, the T72, the T65...
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Aspin Astafan Aubisque Turboprops/Turboshafts
Aneto Ardiden Arrano Arriel Arrius Artouste/Marcadau
Astazou Bastan Makila TM 333
Turmo Joint development...
