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FUtST OF THREE pole unit* o\ o General Electric circuit breaker goi to Ohio Power IADOEIT DISCONNECT SWITCH j
Co'i Mutktngum Rivor Plant. Unit pictured above (i more than 11 feet (n diameter and can held 3350 golloni of insulotlng oil. The complete circuit breaker, weighing 80 tons, will be a mo)or port of the natiori'i hrii 330-kv power trontmisfion network
built by Weitinghouse Electric Carp ' set for test In high-voltOQO lab. It handle 330-kv, surge of 1.3.
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periment# have ended e( Alabama Power ous burning process. Later experiments power station, to be built at once1
Co'a Corga# mine. Termination of the led to eleciro-linking, a method of firing- Aitnabreaa,. Scotland, forms the fi;
R project resulted from Congreaionol re- the coat by pasting an electric current step in an extensive development #di
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tuxal to allot additional iunda for sup directly through the seam. This process for the Scotlioh Highlands.
port of the experiment.
produced high Btu content, synthetic The pilot plant will consist
Water pumped into the outlet holes gat in continuous volume and of a pur 2000-kw, closed-cycle gas-turbine
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extinguished the underground Area on June 20. H&wevtt, aclenrifit and tech nical knowledge gained from the four experiments at Corgas has not been loat and the entire project can be re sumed at any time in the future. Sim ilar tests are continuing in Belgium, England and elsewhere.
ity adequate to operate a gj> engine. Remarkable success of these experi
ments led to a world underground gas ification congress at Corgas and Birm ingham--a meeting that drew noted scientists from many pans of the world. No decision hn been mode os to possible continuation of Lhe Corgas project, but
oped by John Brown St Co, Ltd of Clyde; bank and a 750-kw, ptn-cycla turWr^S
manufactured by Ruston & Hornsby Lincoln. The units will be installed soon as Initial running testa ore ended|
The whole pilot scheme will take tbw*|
to four years for completion and cost about II.4-million. A Development^
THESE design. AND CONSTRUCTION features of Allls-Cholmers double suction pumps assure long pump life and low mainte^ nance costs. Every A-C double suction pump Is carefully tested
on the most modern pump testing equipment in the industry.
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The Alabama experiment, started in January 1947, was the Brat development
Gas Turbines Boost Venezuelan Oil Output
Ca* Tunamss will eoon be pumping gas from oil wells back into field reser voirs to conserve energy and Increase ultimate production. Ceneral Electric Co has shipped the first two of ten tur bines to the Creole Petroleum Corp for the Tia Juana field in Lake Maracaibo.
the subject Is so important that it prob ably will`not he abandoned entirely.
Fields in Maracaibo, one of the major oil-producing areas of the world, are dotted with ` flow stations receiving a miiture of gas and oil from wells in the lake. The ten turbines, mounted on 340 X'130-ft platforms seven miles out on the lake, will receive gas piped at
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Fund, North of Scotland Hydroelectric Board and the British Electric Authority!
will meet Initial capital and development costs. The Hydroelectric Board will;
handle running costs. There are about 600-million tons of
peat solids, suitable for use o> available in Scotland. If the present project is successful, the Hydroelectric
Board plans further development1 ,er the entire area. A gae turbine burnlnlS* dried peat has run, with very promising rctultt, lor 1000 hours at a Clydebank
experimental station. The Alto^reas-*) project is a direct result of this success.
Complete Pumping Unit Allls-Cholmers can furnish tho complete pumping unit ~ pump, motor, control and drive -- all of coordinated design
anWd mhaatneuvefarcytuorue.r pumping problem, call your nearby Allis*
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