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A McGraw-Hill Publication^fVTree Dollars October 1970 S ' i: f Ko n>Yi p i |t i. t p 1/ [.* |r iv !Mihrr=/ 1 ,vv.r.^!::^(V;i, - ;. Equipment and Design Aids Roundup Presenting a condensation of one of the most useful and popular features the year-round. Equipment News items and Manufacturers' Data announcements appearing each month call for careful sifting through several hundred releases coming across our desks or collected during our visits to manufacturing facilities and engineering convention shows. Selection of announcements for each issue followed review by each editor of those items falling within his particular area of technical expertise, so that both departments -- Equipment News and Manufacturers' Data --represented a balanced selection of material covering the entire spectrum of interest of our readers. Brief descriptions highlighted for you the significant features worth noting. i* ' - i I By Robert G Schwieger, Assistant Editor In this age of burgeoning population, every large U.S. in dustry seems to have one major crisis each year. Electric utilities are no exception. If it is not tight money holding back new plant construction, or a shortage of trained per sonnel to design, construct or operate plants, it is some other problem that has yet to emerge. In recent years environmentalists have applied the pres sure. clamoring for antipoll :ion legislation. They hoped to curtail the number of new fossil-fueled plants and also reduce pollution from existing installations. Their in tentions. sincere in most cases, attracted much public sup port and eventually the necessary legislation was enacted. Unfortunately, however, the environmentalists' panacea appears to have contributed to two new crises: power shortages and. more serious, an energy shortage. Although selected U.S. projects in this year's survey of fossil-fueled central stations (next four pages) have a combined poten tial of 21,-100 \1\V--an impressive figure in almost every other country--it is not enough to satisfy the ever-growing demand of American industry and the public. Delays in plant construction resulting from public inter vention will undoubtedly foster power shortages in major cities for years to come. This becomes obvious when you realize it takes 3.5 to 5 years to install a large plant. Pressed by local authorities to reduce sulfur-oxide pollu tion. utilities and large industrial companies have been converting their coal-burning boilers to handle oil and/or gas (Power, April 1970, pp 27-31). This has placed fur ther pressure on oil and gas suppliers to increase production of low-sulfur fuel, already in short supply. Just how long the oil crisis will last depends on several variables. Among them: (1) Time involved in proof-testing Burner level in a typical pulverized-coal-fired central sts shows some of the controls needed in most modern pc and modifying prototype stack-gas sulfur-removal systc These will permit burning of high-sulfur coal and without adding to pollution. (2) Availability of low-suoil from the large Mideast reserves. (3) Rapidity ' which large-scale oil-desulfurization plants can be insti (4) Number of oil-fired stations that will be committed future years. Gas shortages result from different problems. Sto* shrinking gas reserves (known U.S. reserves will last a 12-14 y r) and availability only on an interruptible helinunate gas as a base fuel for most utilities, which Cdesign units tor 30-yr life and project generation potee Turbine size Capacity of boilers 049 i:u..... 1.... | 5099 I --J j | ^ iCO-149 'Ill I 150-199 I...... i....- :......................I i s 2CO-249 j| , j 2 250-299 |J j j j 5 300-349 ......... ...... ..... _________i | 350-399 ij * 400-449 i-..... .1-............'ZZ3 i | 450-499 CUD ! : - 50C-549 -...............-.... '..................... HH] , j I I ; j j | I | 550-599 .... -* ! 600-649 UU----J ; 650-399 1--j Above 399 0 _______ ;;' 5 10 O Percent of surveyed units 20 Distribution of turbine sizes shows 400/> of the units exceed 500 MW. All new installations have only one turbine/generator S-2 0-399 400-799 000-999 ICOO 399 1400 599 ! 500- 799 1 800- 999 2000-2199 2 2 00-239 9 2400-2799 2800-3499 3500-3999 4000-5000 Above 5000 '0 Percent of surveyed units Boiler ratings reflect the central station's turbine/ge'^gr \ capability. Larger steam generators loom on the j ENERGY-SYSTEMS DESIGN | .S'" t where will the fuel come from? -s in advance. Suppliers attribute this shortage to strin: -rnment price controls. , yuId coal supplies be taken for granted. Even if r coal could be burned in some areas, it would be cu.y io obtain For example. Tennessee Valley Authorreported a two-week supplv as of early August. Probstems from the recently enacted mine safety laws. As a irt, several companies have found it more economical Jose older mines than to equip them to meet new stanjj. Further, mine openings are being delayed by tight oey and labor problems. iould coal production fail to keep pace with demand in coming years, supplv problems will get worse. Note the large number of coal- and lignite-fired units represented in the survey--36 in all. roughly 62% of the projects. Data on instrumented control, theme of the 1970 survey, are accented with a gray tint (p S 6 t. Since final selection of control equipment is generally firmed up later in the design phase, manufacturers' names are not available in all cases Note the trend to increased reliance on instruments and controls. Examples: Thirty-four of the 51 projects re ported will employ data loggers, far above last year's 18%. And varying degrees of computer control will be employed in about 23% of the plants, a 7% increase over 1969. mace heat release Plant features - 12-13.9[ K-15.91 41 16 -1 7.9[ ie -- !9.9[ f 20-2'.91 9 22- 22.9 ' 24-25.91 ' 26-- 27.91 ,, 28-29.9 "30-31.91 ,,r;32-- 33.91 :.""34-35.91 '-401 jve 1 Jt 32 DC C' C |, 2i~ i'c -'i C ocs ^re: , %*. -e'cent c surveyec uni:$ Please rates snow a wide spread between osi- and gasUnits and tnose mat use lignite or bituminous coal Outdoor .turbine [. Outdoor boiler I" Bolonced draft i Pressurized furnace I i - - ;" .~~1 1 . j ~~~ Mom fuel Ccoi !i | ..... id.............................. J Gos i. ...-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j ! Combustion additive i- Cicsec-tircu1' Tv I "'! 1' - 1' ! . 1i Dote logger computer control i. | :---- ~1 UJ - 'i \ ! i I I C 2C 40 60 80 Percent of surveyed units 100 Design philosophy is reflected in the choice of equipment. 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MW*---* r.5: *w... ttc-i.: 1970 : :c it -.V 1:X r m>riL.-3c *. e J u>r e'.'' t :*-i - 0*r.c: * r. 7c o': *>'. jun-; = a t llv 8 ..Cl1 ,'ie1 : un: 0' c't*e. 6 _' -v. ;iv uf r '.(-r.jioec 6r - lei n:. k . wee". if r.njis-r?t *"> :a;a a-c c<:. :e: .< .ate: a- ;7". ryjiC -c: 1 ver- uv' to" /'j. 2:- rre'.Jarjiec :. tur: 11:1 gp-, ; 1':L :sij 7c -i buppJinr - i-'; 1- cl':k- : ir ;f0r-` .6 n 1 ear - jc-r.', i''*z *'i'' t.insa: Gat & E.ec*>r c Co -0: ;c'r. a rra'E ->ot aims' S 7 r 3 GAS TURBINES . popularity of gas turbines continues to climb By Robert G Schwieger, Assistant Editor The large number of gas turbines sold to industrial and utilif. companies during the past year indicates the contin uing popular/!} ot these prime movers. This trend, accord ing to McGraw-Hill's DMS Aircraft Studies Group, is cer tain to continue throughout the 1970-74 period. Powiir s survey of recent orders supports the DMS pro- - jection with design d.n.i on specific projects (pp S-14-15). Installations surveyed highlight the primary uses of gas 'turbines, including base-load, intermittent or peaking, and - standbv or emergence power generation, natural gas and oil pumping, compressor drives for petrochemical process plants, and total-energy s> stems. . . Outside the aircraft industry, today's biggest single mar ket for gas turbines (on a horsepower basis) is in electric "generation Reasons Gas turbine offers fast response to load changes, it operates on a variety of fuels, can be \ equipped with controls for remote operation, and has both low initial cost and short delivery time. Satellite Control Facility relies on twelve 750-kW gas turbines to provide all its energy requirements (Project 18, next page). Two electrical systems are supplied--one handles plant services, the other computers and related equipment *7as turbine drives were also selected for more than half new gas-pipclinc compressors; the trend is expected to tinue. They now account for roughly 2.2-million hp _ (1,istalledl in this industry alone. In contrast, oil-pipeline owners have installed only about 8% as much gas-turbine power as the gas-pipeline industry. Main reasons Few oil lines are large enough to utilize the bigger industrial turbines. Further, experience thus far with crude-oil fuel (supplied directly from the pipeline) in modified aircraft units has not been satisfactory. Remem ber, turbines arc of two basic types: those designed for land use (so-called industrial units) and those modified from an existing aircraft design. Until larger pipelines predominate or aircraft engines can accommodate crude, the market is estimated at 30-60.000 hp annually. G Water flooding, a method^of extracting crude oil. offers '.Vast potential for lurbines as pump drives. Note that about -one-quarter of 1968 L'.S. production was accomplished us- `ing this increasingly popular technique. Offshore, the ex panding search for new oil and gas reserves is ideal for gas (turbines in another area. They can be used to generate power while providing high-temperature exhaust gas for purifying salt water and satisfying heating and air condi- . tioning demands According to experts. 25 9c of the oil consumed in the mid-70s will corns from offshore drilling. (U Production of gas turbines for Hind-based and marine use 2will increase during the 1970-74 period. Sales of 2-4000-hp ..-'units mav exceed 700 units, compared to 110 in 1965-69. de- '*e sluggishness in the industrial area (curves). While al production of 4-10.000-hp machines is not ex pected 10 increase appreciably., orders in the 10-20.000-hp -Tinge are expected to exceed 1000 units in 1970-74--809c ^lugher than the previous five-year period. Annual produc- Atwn ot turbines in excess of 20.000 hp. now at 200 units 'per year, should remain relatively constant Cumulative sales of land-based gas turbines for electric generation (including portable units) and compressor drives indicate popularity o' 1-2000-hp machines in 1965-69 period A tv ltffc jnited ca'e: -no Canadian utilities and industrial 3lants Bait,more Las 4 E'sctf.c Co 3uSO Piver MO. -Orica Power 4 Li$nt 'a ........... F:. Liuaetcaie *'3 Ganacan jtmties. , Pauioo* ca*e Aib Can pjoiic Cervice E'ecinc 4 Dos Co . Newark N }. Cansanoatec ctsoa Co or N Y inc New York N.Y 4 L.:ooc< l-ji; 4 Po^e Dect . Consoi.c>!ec E;ison Co or N y l.ic Sucn^'cn ec : Li.v Decc Alce'tj S 2EU.'3I CsS Co Njicrji Gas 'online Co or America . .. Ll'SOock Texas , 'lew ,'ork N Y 3u-';ini{U5n V! '*c 3 C . Gan. . vluscatine :o*a Normem Nat'jrai Gas Co `ns-Canaca --ce w.-iss l`3 N rural Cas .- :e> ne Cc :t America. -xn;ie Oil 4 Ft n.ng Co . 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Awe serso-s or* iL-n-c-r :avnr fcfeae <nJe: a -lemt-efatu'r conno- .*Um ps nanjiir,f *ons oi tr.is maone oioe'e: :> Hudson crime*.;np Cere hM 5*iyw -in SaUfii'. ji'. u Li!'- uiOvt: .'ka(l tfiiu anc Ana `BDC C uptfiic Plan:; ez hansoic CtaL (2 units. Qmccb&ic n-o an; i-c sba:" D^1 iu?es in i-o 3>T.o'e>$c mkm --O ^OOC-.Dn-. r,-; 'Jawujeaie iigyn Bessemer U 'Hoiis-r.ii. fclpifaioi ck.1i?' I relative meton ;ri<*e^ C" mans o' Dus co? lH Caren 5as Can. urn:- ce Ocsn*; m-.-. Lai t00 Aioej Da: T'uf.f -'.'a 0c .o'-,; me A:: flanits; bas.; :ai>are as aiso o'Oeec d. c'<i 1 o an; i companies ::>? SebH'ian;: .; ur. .::. Gcinan. ^OltSl. 'a,.t2Lf'i 1: un-:;. an; Gffa' D'l'am G un<` 'c Jim? Du'Sicse: Yfafcors ot tri; e.-sone i';*;-; i*. AGe-ba N'tu'a- Da: Cc m lest. B 2 Da- . j-' : a*c. ? 5 C Da:.. . ^nj. ^tc Gas T;a sr'iso>>'. C^ *er Cn oem uii "-o-osu ^fifiLC-abe' L.-::' Cnemui' O', a~- Gar, 2.-bo:* ^ Vjituia. ms; ' jn : a? ipaavor j.m'.ec tr Ga; C;. AtVa. Gl'iun;.; Gi. ' Tjryn ;s,(>n G Fa/r,:. -e fc Chevron C" Gcs ft.a.jC. - : Cu' - un,': cn: fill Co ci GanaOc -onxr. >' . Can *. ur,,: Bast: Dacnaje wa: aiso oroe'?C Cv inousmaf comoames in Germany .1 umis,1 Vene:uci? G yr.,,,,i anc Qa;ar G units) - Va113i<ons o! tnis macime will oe inr: = "eo in FinianC '1 un.tSi anc Bes2'UTr :. un.;1. odO^'cm '900Ci-rpm n-r Ara suik '.dilations o` jus maame *'1! Ce nstaiiec t Swecen C unian; fiman; i unit. `t vanaiiy. o: tr.h maenme wii1 ce installed m Arger.lma Jt va'.a.iXiS ot tn-s xa^ime ce installed m A.gene G unitst 'O' case-ioac generation - A: pea* loac j-7? F It - ^oOGiprr i-c 7DOO-rsn n-; 19 - Vanatiors o' this maenme wli oe instatiec Dv rwo ctT'er companies r, Si*eoer u urn; eacr: 9C - Tne sam` naotme *ili also oe msaiieo in A centina 12 units) arc Hpncuias (. umt' Si Comc^essoi-oiessuie txnse cocnie1 12 7ne same mac-mne Mil oe ms aileo m liar for gas-piottm? Oumpirg our.iisi ir. Algeria re oetioc.iemica'compiessoi drive ': um!' anc m tee Lmitec K.mcocm u>. gas-Qiaeune oumomg (1 unit) 5C - ji. oumcir.f - Tn:s mdXine is a scaieo-u: ve'six. oi EE's 3G-WW turtoine-gsr- e ?t;1 ^.:;;ei **?s orceiec x i^c- fmnij, utilities G units ea:n lor ceannj po*?' it - va i2.or: o' :r,'s maanrie oioeiec Great Lanes Gas Transmission L Devo !. M'C* . ur'is an; Trars-Garaaa Pipe Lines Ltd. Ca.,'0'y A'. , Cc i units, C'Oe's nlf De installed '0 Qc :a ipr oaff-.CdC generatior G un'S: m ZamDia :o r ene geno ?ererai on . ut-> si arc m Canaca tor pea^ng oo**e' .un.1 ik matsiioes *ere purc.asec jy a mainr lore'gri ceiiocnmicai (xmoam %: onynp compiessoid x Gcnsu-tnf enf-r.ee' Herrs' Pooies C. Vanatiys c '.ms machine .s' oe mstalrec m tian <2 units* an: i:e . ur-'ts' lor case--c?c eer.e'aux a f;1y''i`,on: c` ttiis ma June *i'i be installed m Aipe nanc.mg G uni ts1 one tuosess i umi an; m T. s-'uiDir-e compiesso1 is o-a.n ott arc crmioiessed jemica, oissess 'Comoresscs tor trns ooeiatior aie driven ty tne gas turbine 61 - 13 450 ionj/lB.370 rpm 6? Variations ot tins maeftme will be installed in Mexico f5 units, and banana iS 1uniG tor base-ioad generation 53 Consulting pngiret' ifrimieiae' Howarc Assoc U: tnoe' .icerse lion 6B: Variations ot this maenme will be in5taiIpo (ts BS> m Mena (- unit' and Venezuela t3 uniis,1 tc.r Gase-oac genetatioc. Foreign, insulations Gave r.ijpet tuit>in? lemotnatuie :i56C F) anc can attain 40-M* maximum oower 65 - Var.aiions ot tins majme will pt installed in Banram G uniti arc Nigeria G uni*:, toi base-ioac generation 56 At couclmg 67 Consultir.g engineer' Brown Boven oe Venezuela SA 66 - Vjriat-ons o! tns maefune will oe installed in tne Pr.ilioomes (i unit] loi peaking power in a commeicu1 building in Liberia ft unit; lor base-load generation ana in Bermuoa (i unit) tor case- loao generation 69 - Cannot be attained at base-ioac tutDme-inlet temoerature because ol Macr numper miiuencf 70 Tne same maenme will be installec m Mexico <2 unitsi A variation oi tr.u maa.mt will w insta'lec in 2m:. 7 T w; siages m i-p tufDine, one in n-o turbine 73 - Nine starts m i-g. compiesso'. seven m n-o comoresso' 73 Vtfi-ations oi trns rr-aume oroeiec Dv Ptinaaeionia Eiectn c Cc Pruudeipnta Pa (/units: New England Gas & Electric Assn, Cam- bridge. Mass G urnu. Momauc Eiectuc Cc. Sorrerse: Mass (i umt), Public Service Electric S Gas Cc. Newam N J (/units: Pubn: 3erv.ee Co ol New hamosrn'e Manchester N H f3 uniei anct Peaoooy Municipal lipit Ptar.t Peaeoa. Mass. G unit; Two units weie cnoerec ov Oil & Ga: 'uor; Houston Tex. to; gas-p'oelme pumping service in Verezue. 'utiie writs ol tne basic naenme ieacn oi inese units is rated a: 39 norma1 ano 41 ?-MH maximum ordered os Long island LigNtm Mmeou N. V. (4 units,1 No'tneas: Ultlibes, tieDeisneic Conn Pupn: service Eiectr.; i Gas Co Newan N J G ur.iu ,>eoi8i2 Power Cc Atlanta Ga. <5 units. CoiumDus & Soutnerr, On,o Erectn: Co Coiumocs Omc a units: Dei'Oit Edison Co, Gei'oi, Mia G` umt$i and Wisconsin Poer L Li^' C;. Madison, *rs G urutS' 74 - a - ex/iaus: snence' 75 -A'a eunausi siierH'arid sounapiooieo building 75 Bunding soundpiooieC jOctober 1970 S-15 project COMPANY !1 ;j lj -----------1-------- ! 1| 1i Si | ' LOCATION - - CONSULTING ENGINEER ;1 1i |] C jj "3 ] 5 z > [ X a- JNiTED STATES AND CANACIAN INDUSTRIAL STEAM SYSTEMS 3i<jnsviCM P'jfo i P'oer ................... 3funswi Sj. 3 'VvinieLi?t Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ^aU'ant >13 Aevemaeusei Co . - `3 l,3PI Aia t Ceat Noitnefn Paoet 'Co .... Muhtiocwei Me. 5 Reye'naeusef Co................................... va'nani '>13 Cor/Owest c:'*s: industries In1 Unm Co:3r;e Cu:D '^noo re . ''e r1 k er 4 'jjm:l? Co iestem E i ectr 1 c Co .nc aticnai Pace! Co C Le Meoc Car 2 - ,nj .i.gji Co i tirraticnji -Lee' Co ; Tie Mead Co.c . .5 i stian Cor 7 Tv ^rcter 4 Con:v Co A *il03bA Ptw?1 Eojicire.n Co CO Cetrv Oil Co . . CflOwMake, A'iz Can riaacisco Caul. Can;. . . Crcmati Jtrio C.Cc'O, Hi. Ci con tetoga N Y 0".Micotfte Ohio ^eeau mawan cone*.o N Y Otsego. Micti . Cleveland Ohio Cincinnati Chid Chicago. iff . . . Chicago in. Las Armeies. Cant. . L J37iit.rrmn '3'oef Co 22 Aoitiji Cd.'O C3 wioas.i Pa*e' Eauicneni 'Co !J #e$;*aco Cam Co #s;vaco Cor. - .. '031118 River N C. . Chicago. 11' L-jne. Md . . iViCMii'e, <y. 25 iVestvjco Cofo. . C7 westvaco Cor 35 3-car Mavei 4 Co Inc CO Tw.'l ;vS'P'tls. me :c Tv Croncaid Cn Co <Cnn)' ............ .... ... Lune Ma 4i;MiCe 4v Davenood. io*3 CVanona CiY Ok 10 Toledo, Ohio . . Cl C:aj-`ei Ct.ern 1 ca 1 Co . . :: 'un cn Co . . 1C Cutes Rudder Co C'liion Cor P':cessn2 Co IS Cr*n Zeiieiwcfl Coid . . New Orleans, La. . . Houston Texas . Clii'on ,o*3 Camas #asn . , C6 FMC Co 1D L Coutfvjst Missouri Slate College it Rezrn Pioef Co .. A CAP Coid Cvesvts 4 Chemical jh . :Q Meunme Chen cols ;nc . Pinadeiofira, Pi . Caoe Ci.'aideaj Mo Y 0( r 3 Texas City, 'exas OcnjiosonviH e. La. -1 Gjvs Rustier Co jiiOyai lie i} 0nri^nem Sleei Co 10 i Le-ra faoos 'v 5 #,.a3$n P:e' oCorr-.i! Co Lutiern Col Aismcr? Chi}. .. Coai'ows Pamt. Md 3unev. >ca Chra?o. 1 1. Jj U S Teel Coro : -veuvs no A -eii'v in 4 Chenr-i Cor :i Vigima ^.metim,'; instM/e - - - Biviown 'exas Conor m .Viataeons mj . . . BlJuSCuig. Chafes T Mam Co me. . Rost Engiaeering .0 . Rust Engineering Co oione i ""ostei Engmeenng Goto Rust Encmeenng Co ................... Chanes T Mam inc 3ec.itei Cord S 4 Q Constitution Co 3ecntei Cor........................ United Engineers 4 Constiuctots. Inc H A Si,ions L C ?t -1 71 71 70 -1 70 73 imiac 1nc H A Simons Ltd .......................... .. j F c''tCTaro Sec.ite: Coro 70 70 T] 70 P'Po New P- Pn New ;i New Pr.Po Ex 3- Pa Pi New 01 Pa 3a New ? Po Ex P- Po New ?: Po New P- Po ' Pr.Po 3r 5 S 4 Q Construction 'Co Rust Enemeeiing 'Co. ... Tooc-Heoeen mtematic-nal. inc . He'itiick 4 Lut: Co.................... 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Three-cylinc sign produces smooth flov out the use of surge da Applicable to chemical pi Maintenance men from Maine to Mexico have found that they can save ing, water treatment and r osmosis systems, Model 2 tures valve and piston c hours of costly "down time" with this which permit material sei- handy kit. Accurate gaskets can be cut quickly and easily by following a few compatible with the pump uids. Pump is light and cc has outside dimensions 6 > simple directions--as easily as drawing 87/a in,--Trilme. Inc circles with a compass. The Allpax Gasket Cutter uses the "ironing principle'' to hold material flat during the sweep of the cut, and prevents buckling and tearing com mon with make-shift devices. All materials in general use as gaskets may be cut to diameters ranging from Vi" to 36" using the popular No. 3 kit. Ot: r kits available for maximum diameters of 12, 24, 48 and 60 inches. Allpax Gasket Cut ters and accessory tools are neatly packaged in the permanent metal tool case shown above, An 18" square cutting board is supplied with each kit. See your local dealer for additional information on the Allpax gasket cutter and our complete line of gasket materials. llpAy The Packing that Packs All" I SEND FOR OUR CATALOG _--___T__O__D_A__Y__!______ ___ 1 A complete line of packing, tools, gasket materials Distributors in principal cities vj THE ALLPAX COMPANY, INC 16Q Jeffersojt Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y. CANADIAN (XSTRtBUTQAS; Albion Aibnin Packings Ltd., Montreal 18, Quebec Air, Gas and Liquid Han design aids 285 Compressed-air and gas nine models are review dimensions and capac Wnght-Austin Co 286 Tank, pipe anc* tu^e valves, spigots and Pur among 7,000 items inc: 112-p catalog on plast ucts.--U.S. Plastics 287 Low-noise gas pumps a: ers are described in this and categorized accci frame size, rpm, Press capacity.--Dresser Indus 288 Pulsation-free compret single-stage, two-stage, cial booster units with emphasis on con and design features.-"" mers Mfg Co .289 Pumps for industrial a< applications are descnpage color brochure-' Pumps, Inc 0Qf| Lightweight hoses 3rd moving air, dust, *umef terials by pressure. s gravity are the topic c illustrated catalog. H meal data on coating sories and ena f|n,s'. phr.gs and connectiC"psses. pressure, and Anchor MOL-ANKO-THANE (M.A.T.) Molded Packings Unsurpassed for Long Service Life in Air and Hydraulic Apparatus M.A.T. V-Rings and Sets; U-Shapes; Cups; and Wiper Rings give efficient service several times longer than conventional packings. Molybdenum Disulphide content lubricates permanently, providing an astonishingly low coefficient of friction. Urethane elastomer imparts exceptional toughness and abrasion resistance; no cracks or breaks under shock loads; excellent elasticity and resilience; high com pressive and tensile strengths. Temperature range from --253F. to -- 250F.; pressures from vacuum to over 60,000 psi. M.A.T. Ankorite Polyflex Packings . . . have a unique patented design which combines an automatic lip type seal with a squeeze type O-Ring. Interchangeable with many V-Shapes, U-Shapes and most O-Rings. Precision molded to very close tolerances. Several configurations to meet all services. Send for M A.T. Brochure descriptive of all Mol-Anko-Thane Pa kings. THE ANCHOR PACKING COMPANY General Offices----- J01 N. Broad St.. Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 Factories--Manheim, Pa.. Elkhart, Inch, Montreal, Can., Toronto, Can. if i more 1 T Boston '. .1 o Cc.cj'v'o r. ?I 5TP ICT -> C M o Jhi.p ar ren V ' O V- i-c. .-'p s ooi i s. V.it'n. ionooo ` -e t ' -0 a. ,','an.Tj 33 Pi 11snur^h. Pa ion rranr.iico, Coi Seattle, .v.isn St. I olii s Mo rO'rf.'.rJ ! n iQ O r 011 Fibrous and Metallic Packings tor Every Industrial Purpose MECHANICAL TRANSMISSION LUBRICATION selecting dutches are inch, in the text, v/ith suggestions installation, maintenance arc bncation.--Formsprag Co 502 Right-angle worm-gears and ailel-shaft soeed reducers described in 48-p technical tx tin, with illustrations ana se tion tables on 36 mcceisright-angle types are said to available in single ana c bination reduction: and para shaft types in single, double triple reduction. -- Dodge Vc facturing Corp 503 Technical journal on bear has 266 pp on selection, rs: and specifications for oa.l roller bearings. Drawings, grz and charts accompany bali-d ing, roller-bearing and b-eamount information.--F.VC C Link-Belt Divs 504 Rolling bearings and how :c lect and maintain them are topics of this 44-p booklet- C tains practical infcrmar photos and charts to pm ready reference for users.-- Industries, Inc 505 New V-belt is described as ing five times longer life anc to twice the horsepower cape of standard V-belts. Horsepe ratings are given for ' sheave diameter for A, 3 a-' sections. Tables list apprcxm outside length and pitch ^ for the 107 "Torque-Flex" numbers available.--T B Sons Co CQC Ajusto-Gear drives, ava;from 1 hp through 20 h> maximum output speeds 410 through 7 rpm. App`*c2' and dimensional data a-eluded in 12 p booklet.- -Vale Tovme, Inc 507 Bearings constructed of materials are reviewed in p color broenure SelecTC- bearing for specific use s , pnasizea --Clevite Bearing 'sion, Gould Inc KHQ Single and some doubte-*^ tion shaft-mounted cers, ranging from fracoct^ 60 hp, are depicted in dv5 * booklet (No. 33IS). compact Type C screw'M_*p' drive and the direct-n*^. principle that assures and permanent alignmen Octoi** Power