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One of the two 400-gpm boiler-feed pumps is driven by this Elliott 100-hp steam turbine, equipped with a built-in pump governor. The other boiler-feed pump is motor driven. system is installed, together with facilities for burning fuel oil in the cvent of loss of coal supply. Water treatment is provided by a hotprocess lime, soda, and phosphate system, with oil removal filters for conditioning of returned condensate from the mills. In 1950 the Downingtown Paper Company decided to proceed with the second phase of its steam and electric power program and install the electric-generating system. After a careful study an order was placed with the Elliott Company for one 2500-kw noncondensing turbinegenerator, one 2500-kw condensingextraction turbine-generator, and one 3000-sq ft surface condenser and auxiliaries. The units were designed for inlet steam at 400 psig, 650 F, with the exhaust from the noncon densing unit and the extraction from the condensing unit arranged to dis charge directly into the plant's 150psig steam distribution system. The noncondensing unit is provided with back-pressure control and the con-