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TOP OIL SEEPAGE! PA CK WITH BELMONT End that drip drip drip! It's a profit eater --a fire hazard--exposes all ypur opera* lions to possible loss. Belmont 6100, illustrated above, is espe cially designed for use on rods and valve stems handling volatile distillates. Gaso line, naphtha, kerosene and benzol tend to break down ordinary lubricants. But Belmont 6100 use3 a special lubricant (our exclusive formula) that keeps it soft, retains its sealing qualities longer. The fact that many of the largest refineries use Belmont 6100 is proof that it does the job better. 6100 is just one item in the complete line of Belmont oil packings built to give maximum performance in all types of oil service. Belmont also makes packings for other services. And each Belmont Pack ing is constructed for ultimate wear and greater efficiency. The complete line of BelmontPackings (for all types of services) is described in detail in the new FREE 1940 Catalog. Write for it on your company letterhead today! Suggested Belmont Packings For Oil Service BELMONT 6100 Gasoline Packing Made of high grad# asbwatoa yarn, braided jacket over lacket. Special lubricating compound keeps packing oit and retains sealing qualities even when applied to volatile dis tillates Square cross section. Available in 1, 3 and 5 lb. spools and in sues from Zt" to W BELMONT 189 Hot Oil Asbestos Packmg. Long iibte as bestos yarn, braided jacket over lacket. . Oil penetration and .' saturation nuiunuxed 1 by a special formula lubricant. Designed : for use on either hot or cold oil rods and plungers Square cross section Sup plied in packing space sizes from Zt" up THERE'S A BElMONT PACKING rOR EVERY SERVICE BELMONT P A C KIN GS 1 THE BELMONT POCKING & RUBBER COMPANY BUTLER AND SEPVIVA STREETS PHILADELPHIA, PA. 160 [619b) Power Lines Second 80,000-kw Unit for Port Washington Work on a $7,000,000 addition to Port Washington Station of the Wisco Electric Power Co will be undertaken once, according to an announcement late in July by president S B Way. W on the plant will be rushed so it will in operation by 1943. or earlier, if (jnired. ' Plans call for a second 80.000-kw bine-generator to operate at a throt pressure of 1250 lb and a temperature 850 F. The generator will be an I800-rp hydrogen-cooled machine, similar in m respects to the existing unit, which, hoi* ever, is air cooled. A 600.000-lb-per boiler will be installed to supply the n turbine. - Grease Standards The following is printed as a service to Power readers at the suggestion of Th National Lubricating Grease Institute. "The National Lubricating Grease Inst! lute at its annual convention in Chicago Iitt 1939 adopted a classification for lubricat ing gTeases which it has copyrighted Thi* classification gives the grade numbers and the ASTM worked penetration for ea grade. While this classification is in noway a standard or specification of quality's it establishes the body or consistency of the grease and assures the manufacturers and consumers of lubricating greases o' securing uniform bodies or consistency while using this classification." ASMC Fall Meeting - The American Society of Mechanical Engineers will hold its 1940 Fall .Meeting- in Spokane, Wash., Sept. 3-6, with head*: quarters at the Davenport Hotel. T Twenty-eight papers are scheduled for. presentation at the 13 simultaneous tech nical sessions to be held on Tuesday, Sep'. 3, and Thursday, Sept. 5. Twelve of papers will cover the design, construction, mechanical equipment, and. potential uses- of the Grand Coulee Dam, world's largest- masonry structure. Other subjects to be discussed in the remaining papers include., hydraulic problems, deepwell pumps, wood working, coal, kiln drying, wood-waste utilization, and material handling in the lumber industry. Engineers Discuss Coal Applications Nearly 400 persons from 20 states attend- ed the 26th Appalachian Coals, Inc, fuel, engineering conference late in June at the Shoreham Hotel, Washington. D. C. The program was planned by J E Tobey, vice president in charge of engineering fof Appalachian Coals, Im\. (lie -sponsoring organization, and the A C l staffs at Cin cinnati. Ohio, am! Knoxville, Tenn. Louis A Johnson, Assistant Secretary ol POWER, September, 1940