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I his iV< </->/<-/steam /i t ejector with jet-type mi-.nondens, t serves the barometric cond, no r at the fight. lhi\ equipment upeuth s uith an iwuhai y booster and a tccomptcwur boaster {not .shown in the photograph) to stive a large evaporator handling large (/naiitil/es of water vapor. I he tw different bnosteis and large barmn- tni emidens: r can be used tn various combinations to faki advantage of seasonal janatnai in cuohng-watcr temperature. Since only water is evaporated in the stiff this equipment serves, then is no need t use a sinface-type condenser. <--- ---------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Looking down on a three-stage ejector with surface-type inter- and aftercondensers. The first- and second-stage ejectors are clearly shown while the third stage is out of the picture at the top, This ejector unit serves a still designed to handle a variety of solvents. l ELLIOTT GENERATOR IN MUNICIPAL PLANT T O keep pace with its always-increasing needs of electric power, the town of VVoodsfield, Ohio, must add to the generating capacity of its power house. Most recent unit is this Elliott (500-kw, 327-rpm generator driven by a Superior 875-hp, dual-fuel, diesel engine. This unit carries the entire day load, which peaks at around 520 to 560 kw, while two smaller diesel-generators handle the night load which averages about 170 kw. In the past, when one of the industrial plants served by the system came on the line, lights would dim throughout the community, but since the installation of this unit, oncoming loads are picked up without disturbance to the system's voltage. Good economy is recorded. PAGE 30 1*0\VERFAX. SPRING 1954 JBKMUs5as0s^2na3sLm/*^'>