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Johnsonville Station goesmtoservice The far-sighted planning designed to keep up with rapidly increasing power demands in the Ten nessee Valley, started to pay off again recently when the new Johnsonville Steam Plant of the TennessegJ^alley Authority was placed in initial The first of six 125,000 kw capability units which will comprise the generating capacity of this station went on the line in early November, the second unit in December and a third late in Janu ary. The six units now authorized will give John sonville a capability of 750,000 kw, which will make it the second largest steam-electric station in the world. The Johnsonville Plant is strategically located at the northwest comer of the greater TVA system and is destined to be a most important key station in meeting the tremendous power demands in this area now accentuated by the requirements of the national defense program. Each of the six new electric-generating units at Johnsonville are served by a C-E Steam Generat ing Unit, a cross-sectional elevation and brief de scription of which appears on the opposite page. B-SSl COMBUSTIO N--March 1952 ' ~t ... PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT RS-000202 1/17/02 NUECES 13 RS-000203 1/17/02 NUECES March 1952--C OMBUSTION