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NICHOLSON WEIGHT-OPERATED TRAPS |
NEVER NEED PRIME
INicholioa wght-flpotaUd traps, * tight bacon# they do net depend on <Ur m coadlHga, leak live itnm. This buajaney el float to raise velvg. Far P'tvMti the'mrty toss at itaocn e* parUiert, luper-Hcoted lines, headers, currtng vSm back#) traps loss their separators, heaters, dry kilns, pipe ceils, prime as a remit of drying up to super* turbine throttle valra drips, stop and hoot as llothing ot sudden preitare check valvti, etc. Also for air and gasa* drops. Under these conditioai Niehel* line. 3 Types--press, ta 200, S00 and sea vei0ht*operoted traps still hold IS00 lbs.; lor erary h#ovy*dety ase.
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faeture, ih outside of ^te ceaterleu ground sod iJjBB
fitting into rabbet oq ^^3
tha flux collecting pafeT'SB
have a tendency, howeter 'JcS
high shaft leakage which 'JhHI
output voltage. But she
reduced by using a byey^Jgji
netio material auch as brass betw3l inside aleeve and used te hold^l
finger mechanisms together anal
eastings. These cfatages about 70% reduction In the
alaioo oasthig on the Urn dS
rotor and somewhat lower nduN the small diameter rotor. TWfijl
between the fingera of this tyjjgj
struction, with the rotor ninnitjffl the stator, was high enough SS
minor loop on the deaa|&efi[
curve after re-assembly eras mtehra than the previous design. TV'S
part of the reason of tha large @8
of reduction in alnleo wefch.fR
Paper No. 53']S3.
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mere roavtndog the srool that ALISAX It the peeking ter ecenemtcet service enSer ike on! fretting cooSitiens. And this hstt*. lever.cest icrvlCe It etisrsd vltheel AUPaX teiing Its military * haying te be reh|ted It tcess prenures In tlefiieg heist . . . end, el crane, viiheut the tllgfitat ebence et tearing redi. Ya ta* ate ALLPAX ter ell clnttei e# tervlte . . . epalert tteam. reper, eir. emmenia, ells, eetet, etc ter lempereluin up to Mb*, specie) types are available ter higher ttg*retef*t, w retire Ifetld, teod predech, etc.
ALLPAX h rareitbed to ell types et rings, mandrrl er dto*tMldsd, halt er milre (etots . . . fer ell sites ef stuffing been, I* tingle r set tern fer efl urvlces. it |( elie avallablr In Imm farm, lead for rrlrlry derrrfWng is# rampTHf Um . . . afte AUPAX OAiXtT CVTWtS. Cmuolt yeut eearfil d/jM*otor er bi dlroef.
The allpax company inc.
80S Mamaroncck Avc., Mamaroncck,N.Y.
Jupubfd ihetl Pod lug ... Oil Proof Sheer Polling ... fled Rubber Sheer Fading ... Oiopbeegtn Sheet Pading .., (loth Interred Shed Fading
Under Excited Operation of laifl
bln* Oonoratora on PedfU OuR
Clocfrlc Co's System. By V f
and IT R Johnson, Pacific Cos dJH trie Co; C H Halley end P ffjra
General iectrie Co.
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Power factor on the Pacific OT Electric Co's iratvamlulon tytteffi increased because of the growth om| volioge lines end increased njM
capacitors. These conditions trnu
increase ayslem voltage, parttayS during light loads, end msks regalS
by tmder*exelUng tuthlne-gcttmom portani. During May 1951,83iatiw
conducted at the company's Mon uj
ing steam plant on two hydro|ea<5l
36Q0*rpra units, ono rated 115,000 the other 129,375 kva at 15 pdg^ffl
gen pressure. These tests
ducted jointly with the General
Co to determloo Halits of operstid
the leadmg*power*(actor rangs snjfl
tabliih a bails for safe operstlea eg
thtse conditions, with partieoUi iS
tion to Heating of the end inc 0
stator core. Conclusions arrived *135
1. These teats confirm that twJE
cretors con operate conllnuoBslf
leading power factor with rat wg
rated voltage without danger la e
of the stetor core iron.
2. Healing of the sister-*" punching responds very goleW
changes in load end excitation.
3. Operation of Unit No. *
power factor leading, 82.9 s kv, and IS pslg hydrogen wh*
toting amplifier voltage re*
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