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"TOPS" by EVERY TEST Copoeltlot to ISO 6.PM. -- Hoadl to *00 ft. The APCO TURBINE-TYPE PUMP WmptB -- Waanfia* -- Compact High Efficiency Want Operation Will not Vipor4la MydraalUaHy talanced AesrolW* High focllM. lir No Mitl-<o-Mott Can* t*et High pmwt p*r flag* Paubla Mellon Precision Shifli Two 1bo*d MU M*r* tags |g, tight or toft Hand Op* oration I*. toplagpgbU Ccrar. Plofts 1 APCO Is tha filgfidf doveigpmant of tha Turbina* l(nil Typ# Pump. No Mote!.to*Melel contact. Handles day NQN.CUQRICATING IM<{< aimed tadofialfafy [^1^ without wear. Applicable for Water Supply, HnU Seiler Peed, Condensation Return. CireuUHng, flift'ii't Transfer, Boaster, Self Priming. Marina, Oistillcry, Oalry, Special Metal and **1/101*' Outlet. Delivers with (light change in capacity egeinit drastic head coodIHons. AURORA CfNTRIFUCAl PUMPS A cemplat* ling, notable ter itraamline coordination be tween impellers and shells, including HeWiontalljr Split Cos*. Single and Two Stage, Side Suction, Vartical. Non- Clog, Sump, Miied Flow, Deep Wall Turbina*. Special Design, etc. oirrumon in HfuciPAL amt GET THIS NEW BULLETIN ON It ttli about tho "N*w EcEpie*' wnpman... how lhay maul the need, at residents, theatres, stores, tasHtutl^s, affita*. fester!*,, ihipr. and ethers ... far dtpandabla ab cam ditto*'*?, (aod iterag*. * sped*! reMgtraftan wori. If ya naad cammarclal or Wt*l r#Mg*ralng mraVaet bandSeg Freen.ll, ail tar yarn copy at trkl Mila I0&O. Plant Expansion Plans! 8oll River Volley Water' Uwri' Aj$. hot authorised eipendUura of lbree.|oohyl of a million dollars for a new 7508$?. I eleettic generator to combat a critical $,' tona power shortage. The unit wiU ' Installed at the auociation'i power north of Tempe. ft will replace the Q, Nevy'e mobile generating plant scheduled to be removed from the Tempo plant ata'.Oct and will greatly augment iha .ro elation'*. power-producing capacity (S^!-| Power, June, pp 90-96). ' A new lS.OOO-kw powcr.gciicnild unit will be Initalled at Lincoln, aecardu to Loup Rives Public Power District " lion is aimed at forestalling a pessa power almriage in I9S1. The plant Includo a new building, boiler, larbid watercooling lower and related cqulpnot. The third 30,000-kw unit recently ordsmL fur the Bellevue plant, now under ccfl- Smltruciion by Nebraska Public Power tern, will not he completed until 1931-Tm| wllnew Lincoln unit will bo In addition te two 30,000-kw until (tow under conatredin^ at Bellevue plant and the additional TTM that ia on order. 1 Connecticut Light A Power Co is peflf Ing sieam-plant expansion at Devon, fail* lotion has begun on a now tiO/XXMtw Vi inghouse condensing turbine unit sehedi (or service in 19S0. This will be tolbs by a similar 60.000-kw unit to rep' 25,000-kw machine now In operation, for the first named unit will be is hy a 600/X)0-lb-per-hr Combuttloa neerlng boiler. Operation will be i. pi) and 950 F. The company reeantly pitted (nstaUoiion of o 3I,2S0-kw C' ETIectrie turbine-generator, repladaa 000-kw unit at MootviKo in 1918. fo lion here ol o second 31,2S0-kw au is well under woy. By 1951 tire cot expects to have increased ita wartime crating capacity by about 200,000 t. portsnl Iransmission-lino conitrueike scheduled to enable eastero and cc Connecticut to utilise this additional crating capacity. Additional atenm-gcnerallng t have been ordered lor Cambridge Light Co and New Bedford Cos 4 . Light. Co. aubsldiariea of New England. & Cleetric Aun. A second Wcsf,"h turbine unit will be inatalled at Square station in Cambridge, f will be 25,000 kw, 12S0 psi, 900 3600 rpm. First unit at this plant, under construction. Is to go into * In 1949. This Is a Vesifnghouae tst typo machine, about 20,000-kw rat1 the two units will bo nerved by < OOOdb-per-hr Babcock A 'Wilcoi Steam will be sold to Industrie* *od *^ in this part ot the eily. A 25,000-kw tprbine unit has -- lulu regular tnrvico at New Bedford A new machine, to be built by V . house, and rated at about 35.000 k*. been ordered. Combustion Engfaoeri&J provide a 300,000-lb-per-hr boiler. . ere being made as to economical xF** ol New Hampshire Cat A Electric*' ateam plunt at Portsmouth. 158 (512b) POWER Aug` A Corrosion-Resistant Metal that is strong at Haynes Stellite Company VttU af Vmttn CcrtkU aid Carta* CVrperaNe* GQ3 Genera! Office* and Work*, Kokomo, Indian* SeUt Ofittt CMraan 1 CbuM-Pwivli-Hwiwt-lw AattU* N Ye*k--Sia PiU--Tul** ^/rawtcrM tndMNMti-Nsynm" tnd-llucdlgyautiaiii,fc pfeducu el ll*rM* Sttll(Ceop*ny. August 1748 HEAT Hastbllqy alloy C--a corrosion-resistant alloy--Is finding increased use where hlh operating temperatures are combined with corrosive conditions. .Take heat-treating furnace parts, for example. For this service, metals must be strong at temperatures of 1600 to 1900 deg. F., must withstand the thermal shock of repeated quenching to room tempera* ture, and must resist the corrosive attack of furnace, gases. Because Hastblloy alloy meets these requirements so sue* cessfutly, it is used for conveyor chains and links, rails, buckets and trays, and mold flasks. All four grades of Hastblloy alloy--A, B, C, and D--arc available In a variety of forms to meet your corrosion and hightemperature problems. For more com plete Information, ask to have a repre sentative call, or write for the booklet, "Hastblloy High-Strength, Nickel-Base, Corrosion-Resistant Alloys/' 189