Fourth-year mechanical engineering students at the Christchurch Technical Institute examine, with their tutor, part of a Rolls-Royce Dart jet engine presented by Air New Zealand technical staff. Made up of unserviceable parts, the sectioned model is intended to demonstrate the theory of thermodynamics. From left are Messrs S. Robinson, B. Foster (tutor), R. Hannah, M. McGlinchey, J. Mercer, D. Gill, and D. Nichols.
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Press, 31 May 1978, Page 5
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63Fourth-year mechanical engineering students at the Christchurch Technical Institute examine, with their tutor, part of a Rolls-Royce Dart jet engine presented by Air New Zealand technical staff. Made up of unserviceable parts, the sectioned model is intended to demonstrate the theory of thermodynamics. From left are Messrs S. Robinson, B. Foster (tutor), R. Hannah, M. Mc-Glinchey, J. Mercer, D. Gill, and D. Nichols. Press, 31 May 1978, Page 5
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