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Complete panels minimise engineering and inttallation time, reduce iiutallcd coiil designed . Boiler, turbine end auxiliary control requirements are transited] into n functional layout by our panel engineering staff*. Upon your! approval of the layout, we prepare final steelwork drawings, andl electrical and piping diograms. You thus receive drawings os al standard part of our panel engineering service. ***^*"^^* Each Pnnel is completely assembled in our plant. All instruments)! switches and accessories are mounted, piped and completely wired* Gasy access to wiring, piping and back-of-panel equipment is pro*! vided. Panels arrive ready to be connected to plant equipment! Ififilfid ' * ^ at L&N Every circuit, instrument and connection is double-checked . . including hydraulic tests on pressure elements, electrical tests on] wired components. You're assured of performance, not delay, st s start-up time. Panels are custom-engineered by specialists who have built panels ] for many of the country's major utilities during the past fourteen | years. L&N panel engineering is a complete service of the Leeds 1 & Northrup Company, 4910 Stenton Avo., Philadelphia 44, Pa. 1111111 LEEDS It! NORTHRUP U1NST4U MINIS AUrOMATlC CO1)1401S FIIINMIS mwr~ ...lines and bylines |W*IH fd*r fitcv'to Cditar Co*iribviin0 Fditor Aitclal fdilsr Atioclal* Fdiior Atiociol* editor Auodali editor Sract' Atiocioto Editor Aniitaot editor Art editor gkffWS (UIEAUS* Altoalo. Citwtod. u io WmMtfi-- t owiCO' lWoo.eoh.eiolter. l, fto da !*", Cl., gmiort mhu rwbtithot fiOKTON Soiat Uenegti DISTftlCV MANAGER in now IM IP. Ito* Y* 14. N. Y, *Aidilt4r*t etOg, FMIoSalaMB 1, fa. j to* iarv* Bldg, tale* 14. Matt. :| mg MM BWg. C>a*alorid IJ. Okla mOHa. ODH MJcW*a* 4to, CWta*o M. Ml. (S4 haabacai 4W*. OatraH 24, Mkh. Uti; C_ aatlaaatal tr. toatr . Ma. _ , Mallei toil' too. Oolloi 1, fai. RmOON, 44 tot S', loa toaettea 4, Calif. <, nil Wtliklra Shd. la Angalai 12. Call!. C f Nesrgoo'd and imm of hit bmpltel ptotu MAKINO HOSPITALS BETTER ii the full-time activity of Charles F Neergaard and his associates, Drs Harvey Agnew ond Allan Craig. They specialize In hospital consultation. Neergaard graduated from Yale in 1097, spent his early years in the building industry. World War I saw him a major in the American Red Cross, inspecting (heir activities In 22 hospitals of the Atlantic Division. He organized and directed Red Cross in U.S. Debarkation Hospital No. 5, at Grand Central Palace, N. Y. Since 1922, Neergaard has devoted his entire time to consulta tion, advising over 050 hospitals hero and abroad. He*a a life member of American Hospital Association, was chairman of its committee on hospital planning and equipment ond a member of committees on standardization of equipment and air conditioning. He belongs to the International Hospital Association ond is o charter member of the American Association of Hospital Consultants. Author of over a hundred articles on hospital planning, equipment ond economics (see pp 77-79), Neergaard has also lectured on (hese subjects ot Yale, Princeton, Marquette and New York universities. wieyif tnv marks Bill Byler's experience. A badness-college graduate, his early twos in accounting and induatrial talei. ^utime job with Peabody Engineering > took him over to the mechanical aide into engineering studies at New York L'mlty (BME, 1948). "ith Mackenzie Engineering Co, Bill did engineering and estimating on combusequipment and flyosh collectors. Next > work on mechanical power transmissad then his present post aa manager pump sales (or De Level. !`H b a member of ASME and of Pi Tau . honorary mechanical engineering ii*y. He likes to write (ace p 120) but sa time for other orte--music and jgraphy--and for that most frustrating sports activities---golf. JMAV i9i9 ION EXCHANGE, from the wortime sea water desalting kit to high-pressure boiler applications, hat been Martin Cilwood'a specialty since graduating from Rensselaer in 1936. Armed with a BS In chemical engineering, he en tered Permutit's research department, of which he is now director. With development experience rang ing from the complex polymer chemis try of resin preparation to pioneering applications of ion exchange to therapy. Martin is well prepared to tackle the M.E Gilveed knotty question of mixed-bed vs 2-step .... demineralization, which he does on p 73. There are plenty of angles to this one, so if you disagree, let us know. Martin's home life centers around two daughters, but includes time for carpentry, gardening and reading. Me collects classical records but likes "pop" tunes, too. As for sports, he has just about given up handball, now dabbles in tennis, makes oocasional tries at golf, ond dreams ol gelling a sailboat again, when his daughters are old enough. ABS OUT-----