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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 250,000 pounds of steam per hour from CO gas and *|5?' ^ ^6 by-product fuels were available in sufficient N.,jtl>er fluid coke, being low in volatile matter, has a high ' jt#1 temperature anc^ must be finely pulverized. CO. gas jtii^ely low in heating value (276 BTU/lb.) and must - ^ the furnace with its own air supply in an active high *f1edMtaotu1 re zone. solution; * I oil was se^ec^ed as a third fuel to supplement the fe^oaavailable in the by-product fuels. Turbo Furnace Boiler with Riley Directional Flame Burne the low volatile fluid coke and oil in the hot zone **the furnace bottom. -Q gas Burners to admit the CO gas above the hot zone of the Turbo Furnace. Ignition of CO gas is effected '^the hot gases from the other fuels. i Ball Tube Mill with the extra capacity necessary (twice A .Luted for an equivalent amount of bituminous coal) to i^erize the fluid coke. RESULT: t Well-Satisfied Customer giley specializes in developing efficient equipment to burn the by-product fuels of the petroleum industry. We have solved by:roduct fuel problems of equal complexities for other types of industry, too . . . steel, pulp and paper, chemical, etc. Ifyou have a special fuel problem, call a specialist--your Riley representative, or write-- Riley Stoker Corporation, Worcester, Mass. ir byauu*1* l result i* osts* *0 OFFICES--Albuquerque. Atlanta, Boston. Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit. Houston, Jacksonville. Kansas City, Los Angeles, N6W Orleans, New York, Philadel"ttsburgh, Portland, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis, St. Paul, Syracuse. 4r ^`CnJUING ASSOCIATES--JOHN BROWN LAND BOILERS LTD, British Commonwealth'of foster WHEELER LTD, Canada; RILEY DODDS AUSTRALIA, LIMITED, Australia and New Btc#'J'HAUDR0NNERIES P|ERRE BROUHON, Belgium and Luxembourg; SOCIETE, D'EXPLOI- USlNES METALLURGIQUES, France, Spain and Portugal. Riley Customers in the Petroleum Industry American Independent Oil Company American Oil Company Anglo-lranian Oil Co., Limited Arabian Standard Oil Company Atlantic Refining Company The Bahrein Petroleum Company California Oil Company California Refining Company Caribbean Refining Company i ,, . Cities Service Company Continental Oil Company Frontier Oil Refining Company Golden Bear Oil Company Great Northern Oil Company Humble Oil ft Refining Company international Petroleum Limited Lago Oil ft Transport Company Magnolia Petroleum Company " Marathon Oil Company The Ohio Oil Company Phillips Petroleum-Company - Procon Oil Corporation The Pure Oil Company Sid Richardson Gasoline Company Shell Oil Company Standard Oil Company of California Standard Oil Company of Indiana Standard Oil Company of Louisiana Standard Oil Company of New Jerse Standard Oil Company of Ohio Standard Oil Company of Texas Standard Vacuum Oil Company Suntide Refining Company The Texas Company Tide Water Oil Company Wilshire Oil Company *. V MICKELSON-DOOS w aa*lne o1 y^gy systems engineering . ONE DOLLAR A McGRAW HILL PUBLICATION :uftai0 il and -/ air conditioning control Abtaff report... iVso in this issue Are gas turbines economical for mechanical drives? How to compare integral and separate motor-pumps MlOKFI SON-DOC