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OPERATING ECONOMY Positive Drefnogo of Protecting Unite .. > Increased Boiler Capacity and More Uni form Operating Pressures , . * Greatly Reduced Fuel Consumption.. PLUS Other Operating and Maintenance Savings end colloids; thermodynamic, loidal systems; ibe study a| cules by altrucenlrllugo, tit end diffusion measuretutui of high ckmidif. Zucwtuiitc Data Boom, by Vogel, 34 pp, iUtut, pap^ Rtmpe Co, 34$ S Sattamtaia fi/I* , cego 12, HI. **< Stickle Drsleape for steam processing equipment provides {or completely efficient unit per/ortnance. Stickle Traps allow heat* ing spaces to be filled cont/nuoujly with live steam. Condensate is removed os rap* idly as it accumulates. Air is eliminated with condensate. Stickle Open Float prin* ciple supplies positive trap operation, and provides construction simplicity that frees traps oi mechanical difficulties. Made in series designs for various drainage applica tions and specific conditions of operation, SfiCKtl sum tee Ttars. designed for straightimtillitioA, meet the nquirtotou oi IJ types of smaller equipment operating at medium to hi|b pressures. C*Mclrr nfl(, 2)0 to 5.000 fbi. per hour. Described la Bulletin No. IIS. ititftxs team * HAM have four times the < pucicy of ttanderd trap* tod handle drainage for a wide range of industrial procnaing, with equip, mem operating at medium to high pressures. C*parity range, 5,000 to SO,000 lbs. per hour. See aulletla No. 5t) for data. ITICKU mill se TAM are specifically designed co handle condensate from processing units operat ing n high prenuret hiving variable ceodkiou of pteastue and variable rates of condensation, tucb ea submerged coils in large open tank*. Caperin', eight times that of standard (rape, rltb capacity rBaunlgleetionfN1o8.,0J0t0l.<o 40,000 lbs, per hour. Ask for Street! mm r riAM have s wide range of ap plication for draining units optftunm mi medium end low presaures aod on vacuum. The series in* eludes radiator trips, smalt to targe utility traps, end traps of extra large capacities. Bulletin No. 41) supplies compltte information. --- or B T Us Uni* trcppttfl of equipment cembhed with Stickle Differential prolnoga end Sellertatvm System permih oO condenser* to be returned directly toboilers ert e temperature only e few degrees tow% thou itama at oparolktp pressor*. TMi repmtmtr 05 par cent, or c*or* of bolter supply. M soring, on overage bsstutloNon, about 15 per <onf, wish a (it* ratio of kicreoi* pi boiler (Opodly. Working pressures more uiIIstm; Audi tttom wort* eftalnefedj ond pumping cost* nd belief end st*nm tin* mate, renonee reduced. Ask far BgO*<tn Ha. ISO. JTICKlf IMAM StfCIAlTIfS COMPANY 2265 Vall.y Avenvo, INOIANAPOIIS 18. I N 0 I ANA Here is guide (or the enii*^ drefumno in the design of pip, ^ colts, with specific date on tha a dimensional litnlutiona. c(l4 formulas and heaMren/er <ocj Am CONpmortiRC (1947). By Hc{ Herkimer, corualiiag and Oultutri^ n*r, pan director, Herkimer Mechanical Trade* and Harold Her, detign engineer and pro/eet RaStftr Corp, 692 pp, sjxBj, end chant, eUth 012. Chemical P. ing Co Int, Brpeklyn, N, Y. first part o| the book rerleus tke of chemistry and phyalcs asaodated the acleaeg oi nir conditioning, pert deals vith the practical rids, tl equipment, materia! ted coats, lbs Is based, eeys the author, on s eoQi el note* end ptrsonaDy prepared fa accumulated over a SS-yesr period < parlance in the alr-coodiiionlng find. How to Run a Latu (4SiK cdadenl pp, 5*0, 35S UUui, paper 00.25. Let eile caver. #1. SaatK Bend Lethe 9 459 E Madison St, South Send 22, Beginning with the history end dei ment ot the aerow-cutting lathe this ban book telH how to install end agent* lathe. Numerous Illustrations show ' to grind cutting tooIt tod adjust (beat best results, and haw to take me tnents. If you have occasion te ep e tsihe here la a buck you can read understand. U corns such subjects plain turning, chuck work, taper tun boring, cutting screw threads, drilling reaming. Wovxn-Wreg Coiwctoh Bslts rot otsnoAi, AmiCATtorty (1947) By $ t Alexander and Fred L Hooper, 56 6|*8f in., 04 Uliut, paper, /res. Cam iFire Cloth Co, Cambridge, Md. Svtteiifuffjr Serving Ur Mere then 49 Yeore Paper At/fls, food PracoMore. feiWI# ond Hetitfy Milt,, (*undrier cod OtAer Maidetiuen Using Steam lor Industrial PPS*iiing STICKLE i man DIFFCKCHTI Af A.H-0-.k-O'lTl Tt U H^T t JIICIII OFfN FtOAf ) F C A M MAPS STICKIC ICOUlAtlMG AMO tCOUClNC VAIV/5 - IFJCKIC OPCH COU FCC0 WATCC HIATUS and run ruts trtCKte oti ano ire am $cfaiatos STICKIC MMFIIAMJftf CQN((OU{S AMO OlHtft 5MOAUU4 146 (189b) This Utile book U t tompUstiee articles oo the design, eonstructioo, < tion sod msintensnee of weveo-wfie voyor belts In lodustrial application, wide reoge of materisl used in i lien of such belts U considered aritb n enee to bo various metals and ellor* ffuenee tha Ufa of woven-wire belts t* /acted to high lempemutas aod cheaik attack. Different belt weaves ere scribed, showing how design details rigidity, strength and service lite. ' ol the great number of ways that w*** wire belt* can be installed are shown ' dlseusaed. (Coiufnoed on poge 140} POWEk STEEL PIPING ADEQUATE FOR TOMORROW'S NEEDS .`bversize'piping is still adequate INCREASING RIPE SIZE W4fl DOUBLES TUG LOAD CAPACITY YOU'D think doubling the load would call ior extensive-and expansive plant elteiaUonB, including replace* ment o{ pipe, valves, fittings, etc. But this was an engineer gifted with fore* sight. In tho reconversion of 1945, be "oversized" his pipe all the way along, AOfo to 507 bigger than "will do." He was preparing (or what did happen. Of course, there is a point in this for today's construction work: Looking ahead, with steadily increasing loads very much in prospect, isn't it cheaper and smarter to pay extra and put In, ior example, a 3-inch steoPpipe instead of twoinch today, rather than figure on getting by with two-inch now and when necessary, rip it out to install 3-inch in a couple of years? A few dollars' worth of foresight today is worth more than a fortune in hind sight tomorrow-eepecially when it comes to anything so permanent as good steel pipe. ySM--------c'uN-0 STOW.t-' vlihr4 ,v?Y ffiLummiica S7 *Vo and TuhuUr Products. Sh.?.i.p>*in- : Mecho/yt,c Tut f'ld/e-Co)<o Tin P)Ato.-' tot. Merck (948 WConduit - Bate Hods ho Cold Drawn Carbon Stool Kour.d* Tio Plato* and SplVo. 147!