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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT BAB-360 355 How to Hoist a 150-Ton Steam Drum ngineers ond workmen at E the Public Service Co.'s Cher okee Italian, E. 62nd Ave. ond Franklin St., Friday hoisted a 300,000-pound steam drum 150 feel in the air through the sleel framework that will support it. But it was no simple task. The massive drum was railed to the site on a railroad flatcar, hooked to cables looped through pulleys, and then powered upward by a mighty winch, at on agonising inch-a-minuto. Photo at left shows beginning of the lift. Rholo above shows the angle at which the 52-foat-long tank had to be raised, since it was too long !a go up horisontelly. The huge cylinder will be the major boiler component at the Cherokee plant's third unit, slated for com pletion in mid-1962. It will produce 150,000 kilowatts of electricity. DENVER POST PHOTOS BY EO MAKER Workmen are dwarfed by drum ond one of its < re-circulaled and turned back into teom. Hire# spouts that will take water down to be Steel walls of drum are 5ft Inches thick. Kero is the over-oil pic ture, with the drum about halfway up Inside the fromewark. At lower left is the power winch, its boom extending up and above the slruclure. WAD00834