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OJ(M?;' . JtER CLEANED CLEANER fey DOWELL SERVICE SKirKremical solvents removed 1650 lb. of deposits *1*^ i boiler prev^ iously "cleaned" by turbining Square Peg? "I'M SORRY," said the personnel officer to our plant superintendent's son, "But you can't 'have the job." With your IQ of 142, you're too intelligent to do repetitive work like running an adding machine. You'd tire of it in a few hours. Find something that taxes your imagination." That advice was a slop to my friend's brilliant son, but it was sound. In one of my early plants, a crackerjack lathe hand had started making costly mistakes. Finally he told the boss he was quitting--sold he was getting tired of doing the same thing day after day. "Look," said the sharp ptont engineer. "Let me put you in the power-house maintenance gang. You'll be all over the place and each job will be different, if you don't like it after one month, you can quit." That was in 1929. The ex-lathe operator ia now the plant engineer of the entire works. He had too much imagination to be making the same parts, day after day, onthe same machine. Cut loose from his lathe, he did more things to keep a lame machine running than anyone I had ever seen. Before tong we all asked his advice on maintenance short cuts. At last he was a square peg in a square hole. Ever think of shifting your gang around to keep them satisfied? What ever you do, don't smother' a guy who has ideos by snowing him under with monotonous details. Cash in on his natural obility. Engineer \66 Wheatyoii,consider that liquid chemical solvents will gSSmvhWver water will flow, you can soon appro- "^vantages of cleaning with chemistry. wyifiechanicsl devices, rattling, and turbining WScfeleDano--widnl c.roelvviecensu, aarreoudnedigannegdleslo, ttdhrkoraououglgvhho Ungi~.Dowell solvents are des,,ignrervd olowndvistshoelvsee jlgoiien^scsle and sludge . . . carry away these -j^hjiteajipgdeposits quickly and easily. Dowell recently cleaned a 150,000 pphr had previously been turbine-cleaned. E2jdjtfgk;the chemical cleaning required only a few A9i$i tDowell engineers removed 1,650 additional deposits from the boiler. Best of all, no scaffolding or dismantling ofequipment was necessary. Dowell-dcsigned equipment was used to introduce special liquid solvents through regular connections. Downtime wos kept to a minimum. wb*'.**^^?* Dwc" M7*iv cleonmg all kmdn of procoa. and heal exchange equipment. DoweN furnishes trained per sonnel, pump trucks, and control equipment. . Dowell engineers apply liquid solvents according to the technique demanded by the job: for example, by ' filling, spraying, jetting, cascading or vaporising. For further details or estimates, call your nearest Dowell officeor station. Or write to Tulsa, Dept. C-23. E5ST'. Mowell Service j.'Ovsr 100 Offices ia Serve You with Chemical Cleaning far: v.Bofleri Condsnten Heot ExchangeTM * Cooling Syiismt ft'Nps Unst * Piping Syitsm Got Wothan Protest Towsn Equipment * Evopototor* Rltsr &gdt Tonki Chemical Services for Oil, Goi and Wafer Wei/i Rowell incorporated - tulsa i, Oklahoma .fCH. 1953