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Fluid Services
Renovation Roundup
Process steam, water/ compressed air and other fluids convey
energy to many parts of the modern industrial plant. Here are surefire tips on modernising these services for your plant
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Economical iransmiuion and appDe4.jP*
(ion of process steam fa the tndmiri%\&*>'
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power engineer'* meat important Joi/fif; Some ot the greatest aorinji pottibie&y
through modernisation como under (k*vj
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finer coniro] of process variables, F*r % process steam thia means accursie eoQ. 5$ *5i>v
trol el pressure and quality. Once this
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facts relating to pipe site, insulatiea, '^t,<
support, valves and expansion. Hecom- 'W
fflsm mendotlons apply to a large number ef .*& plants, but there are times when alter, j':
natives may be letter. For iesisaea,
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pressure loss may be as. $> Sometimes you can make a net w.>
by raising boiler pressure slight*
allow using-smaller and lass costly -|j
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planning ot future proctsvpip* Ty -
ing needs wastes many dollars in Amet* .!$ * jean industry today. Stopgap lines, run /%/ '
hither and yon with no eye to the fu-
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ture, sro chronic money wasters. Study your procesvsteam needs lor.'^& '
as many years ahead as you can make .j/ f
safe predictions. Drew up transmission
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end application plans that will serve
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your plant's needs. Simply providing &*' ;
a blanked tee or other fitting in a line
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you install may save hundreds ol doV lore a few years from now.
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Meter ond bill every department Jvif 3
using process steam. This is the surest '&
way ol tracing wosteful users and peaal- -
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icing them. II one or more department! ^ '
return condensate to boiler, meter the returns, using this as a credit against steam consumption.
Track down waste in transmission and distribution. You cannot fairly penalise departmental users unless you
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too conserve every pound of steam. Start today toward that belter plant.
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The operating department of o large Texas company saved one complete day in
putting their plant back on the line after a maintenance shut-down. They saved an estimated $45,000 end gave all the credit to Flexitallic Spiral-Wound Gaaketa. lt'a the amexing epring-action of Flexitallic Gaaketa that simplifies the making and breaking of flanged joints Only i/16-inch breakaway is required*--and that's important at valves or where there ia close manifolding of the piping , . , Each Flexitallic Gaaket ia engineered to meet specific conditions of thermal and physical 'shock, corrosion, vibration, weaving and unpredictable joint stresses. Spirally wound V-crimped plies of required metal with alternating piles of proper filler results in a resilient gasket having characteristics of a calibrated spring. Flexitallic Gaskets are at highest efficiency when bolted up cold at a predeter mined load. For all pressure/temperature ranges from vacuum to 10,000 lbs., from extreme sub-zero to 2000* F. For all standard joint assemblies. In four thicknesses for special requirements: ,125*, .175*, .250', ,285'. With Teflon filler for corrosive chemical conditions. Write us your requirements . ..Flexitallic Gaaket Company, Bth ft Bailey Streets, Camden 2, New Jersey. Representatives in principclrirtfes. Consult classified telephone directory.
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