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i'X M FOILPJM TH| . ..and INSTALL BEAUMONT I ANTI-FRICTION GATES r.V.y , Mmy ulllitiet axe topladng tbolr prcstnl gates with Beaumont Improved anti-friction type gates. Since the first order from one utility In 1942, many repeal order* have been received (or installation In this company's other power plant*. to ell cases, these gates have given very satisfactory service. According to one user, "No trouble whatever has been eiperiencod opening and closing these gates--and no maintenance has been noceoaxy other than periodic greasing''. Many leading plants throughout the country are finding U economical and Haeaavtng to Install Beaumont Iroublo-free type gates such as thoeo pictured el left Follow the leaders and do the same. These gatss are made in sties from 14"to 30". Roquest complete Information. One controcf--ooo responsibility oni BIRCH Testing e crystal frequency calibre- ter s 76* beloio sero in lAe Frick Refrigerated Lab oratory of llcndix Radio, Totoson, Mi!. Hold Any Temperature You Want with This instillation is among the thiniKind* of storei, retiniirniiM, hotel*, clubs, theatres, offices, industrial plants, etc-y uhieh find Frick Air conditioning indisftensoblt. "Cold" down to DO dsgreei below tsro F. U new common i* rcisirch and tail wort. Peni cillin it drlad at minus 75. Feeds are quid-frown at minus 10 to minus 60: era slerad at rtfo to minus 20. Ice is Iretan commercially In brina at 16. Flash foods ere held at 14 | 14. DrinVUg water It cooled to 45. Air conditioning, at 70 to SS, tops the scale of refrigerating leads. * What ever the temperature wanted, you can held it moil dependably with Frict Refrigeration, Siifyfive years' atparianca lays sol 176 |I2B} Ceneral Electric Co Introdu, an alloy of tungsten, coppr to line of metallurgical alloy poisessc* a density oj so1 than lead and Is applicable to ifrL . construction of moving p,rtJ ***\fi I moxlmum Inertls and I Bflow Timken bearings bodsf booster precision Originally developed In reap*,*, j* 1 Bmanda far a material of high v# u*e on a gamma-ray screen, adaptable to construction 0( weight* for elimination of vlb^SS* crank*hafts, modern air screws, cei5t!j Ue.oew Hydro-Power oil manufactured to exactingly close j^aultc booster (used to coa- tolerances --finished to incredible Rgftorpressure to high pressure), smoothness. And they retain their clutches snd other routing pam (S| fegfcleariuc*between the ccrttraJ bining great tensile strength w^l macliinsbitily, Uttimei is highly tt&i Cg^iod mio body is essential to atmospheric salt-water corrosion'' tejSa/d the pressure differential easily plated with cadmium, chromi^TM nieket. It may be silver aoldcred ''All |g^5ei .the high and low pres- precision because of the Timken fine alloy steel of which they are made. Maximum support for shafts is braied by standard methods. ,Q'1 Pjgijdej. How. to maintain such provided by the line contact be If you're looking for. a way to maintain positive clearances be tween moving parts, make sure the trade-mark "Timkeo" Is on every bearing you use. Only Timken bear ings can give you alt their advan tages. The Timken Roller Bearing Company, C&ntoa 6, Ohio. Koriool Tirafcea tapered roller Public Servlee Commission has . lied Central New York Power Cwf? "Snyi*00 (be central valve shaft. award contraeu for new instalUiisoi^L Ing an eatimated 11,661,933 at Its OsvSl fijjnKto roller bearings assure generating sUlion. The etjuipmeat^j SJjSiioa because they are precieluding a hydrogen-cooled luitloef^H feoli^rcdum themselves. They are otor and a power transformer, U oe to meet postwar power-toad and to provide an adequate power it tween rolls and races. The tapered construction of Timken bearings permits accurate preloadiog and close adjustment to retain preci sion indefinitely. Thh tymbelam agndntt errant in btarimgt art the best. Carolina Power A Light plans lion of a new eteam-electrie gi plant three mile* south of Lui N. C, on Lumberton River. The r. psrt of a $25,000,000 construction prep will have two 60,000-hp units thslj eipected to go into operation In 1950. plant will bo of outdoor construction, of its kind in that section of the Generating unit* wil] operate st I1S0,1] at 9S0 F. The pleat will bum d 280,000 lb of coal per day. Carolina & Light now hau eleven generating nine of which aro hydro. Jume* Sloyter, vice-president la of research and development Corning Flbergla* Corp, hi* been to receive the 1V4B Industrial Ri Institute medal preiemed (or ouutii contribution to Geld of industrial Richard P Bruwn, chairman ol -- Brown Instrument Co, Philadelphia l*en made a fellow of American Sf* of Mechanical Engineer*. Brown swarded recently an honorary d<. doctor of engineering by Dmiel l< of Technology. Installation of first of three Baldwin diesel units, to provide taiga mental power lor hydroelectric pMH Paul Smith's Electric Ugh! >nd pH and Railroad Co of Sortnsc Lake; "l*j ha* been completed at Piercefield of the Adirondack region. The "''jSd 8-eylinder aupercharged engine tritaf generating capacity of 500 kw, bo ^ Baldwin Locomotive Works et Ed* Pa., was rushed to completion because of fear of a drought th*1. moteriolize. The other iwo anl",^j 1500.bhp supercharged thst will 1000 kw each, are aohoduled to be if by neat April, before the aumr*" seaton opens. WITHIN ONS HALF A THOUSANDTH OF AN INCHI , .. chat's sn aiamplv of *6* ccstect dsmsodrd io (be Outiidv ditmiltf of Timken barlna cup* la order to p* iaipcciioa. The Titokro Compioy I* h tekaowicdsrd leader io: l.sd* vsneod dctlgnt 2. pisciiloo mtnaf*cwr: 5. Held qutUrr cootrol: 4. ipeclil snslril* Tiiokvn it**!*. TIMKEN TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS OconiSMlOUll (EDint TIMKtK IMMO UGlUt a=>UUW HHS Will OMOWIBt HHOWS OUNl COMB1HHIOS * POWER FobnasT., Evbrvary >948**