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N O WYNKOOP, Publisher PHILIP W SWAIN, Editor E J TANGERMAN, Consulting Editor FA ANNETT, S A TUCKER, L N ROWLEY, Associate Editors E W FELLER, G A KEATES, Asst Editors PAUL WOOTON, Washington, H $ KNOWLTON, Boston ftYmBER, 1942 86 * NUMBER 9 JAMES H McGRAW. founder and Honorary Chairman James H McGraw. Jr, President Howard Ehrlich, Exec. Vice Presiaent Mason Britton, Vice President 8 R Putnam. Treasurer J A Gererdi, Secretary J E Blackburn, Jr. Director of Circulation Sci SS*" cveTUTlVE OFFICES- 330 West 42nd St New York, N. Y. Publication Office: 99-12? North Broadway, Albany, N. Y. CHICAGO, S20 pSkND ** oetROIT, 2-144 General Motors Bldg: ST LOUIS, 4SS Paul Brown Bldg: SAN FRANCISCO, 48 Post _St_ WASHINGTON. National *VJ"ernN 1427 Statler Bide ATLANTA, 1011 Rhodes Haverty Bldg: PHILADELPHIA, IB South Broad St: CLEVELAND, 1510 Hanna Bldg; 'West 5th St; LONDON, Aldwych House, Aldwych, London. W C 2; COPYRIGHT, 1942, by McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, Inc ^.HILL {cation POWER articles are currently indexed in both the Industrial Arts and the Engineering Indexes, avoilable at public libraries. Also POWER issues an annual index of its own. CABLE ADDRESS: `'McGraw-Hill. N, Y." JOINING SOLVES REGIONAL PROBLEMS power Must Come from the Plants We Now Have........................................... 64 ined Interchange for Public Power Production............................................... 66 ?ey Measures Non-Utility Kw for Future Pooling............................................ 68 lustrial Plants Share Responsibility..................................................................... 70 Tow TO POOL POWER lustrial-Plant Operators Exchange `Tie-in' Experience....................................... 72 Somatic Load Control Keeps Power Systems in Step........................................ 76 ^rect Electrical Protection Makes Interchange Safe............................................ 78 Jterconnection Puts More Load on Circuit Breakers............................................... 81 jsS jwer Pooling Introduces New Metering Problems............................................... 83 tding Steam Creates More Boiler Capacity.......................................................... 85 IEL A KEY PROBLEM Cooperation Will Stave Off Fuel Shortage................................................................ 86 [ow to Make Emergency Coal Storage Safe.............................................................. 88 ^Effective Coal Storage Depends on `Know-How'....................................................... 90 1 fc'rr Faring machines, materials, manpower rapping Equipment and Supplies Maintains Production.................................... 92 pooling Men and Brains.............................................................................................. 94 rOTHER ARTICLES OF INTEREST s-Burning Diesels Give Fuel Flexibility at Waco, Texas.................................... 103 dr-Cooled Condenser Solves Feedwater Problems...................................................105 JH Gilmer Tries Out the Power-Savings Plan With Results.................................... Ill APARTMENTS Uptime Power Clinic................................ 95 (eadwork Section .......................................120 iders* Problems .......................................122 fPower Lines ...................................... lew Plant Equipment................................. 140 Practical Aids to Operation......................... 116 How7 To Lay Out Holes inBelts................... 121 Questions and Answers.................................130 13D2 ata Sheet No. 121....................................... 138 George Edwards ......................................... 142