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The DGC 1001 is equipped with an Alcatel Pascal Adixen 2021SD primary pump, an Alcatel Adixen PTM5154 turbo pump, and an Alcatel Adixen AMP 007 turbo pump.[2]
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Last updated Oct 2, 2026.
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