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tiunship between rigricullmv and industry was being established due to ne' inventions, and the entire inoveim-nt of growth was carried un by the momentum of a tremendously ex panding economy. Consolidated, in the tradition of those principles upon which this country was founded, has maintained this dynamic pace na tionally, industrially, individually for all concerned. Industries served hy the companv include storage batteries, adhesives, feed supplements, fertilizers, sugar refining, water purification, soaps, paint and varnish, petroleum, rubber, textile, paper, photographic and engraving, metallurgical, food and processing, and including such gener al!;- used items as explosives, cata lysts, pesticides, solvents and alcohols. The accompanying photographs indicare that Elliott equipment is at v.irk in the various plants of Con>olidated Chemical Industries serving In various capacities, from cen trifugal compressors in the acid plants to steam turbines, motors, condensers, and deaerating feedwater heaters. a These three Elliott 55-h/i single-stage tnrhines arc driving rcrtical arid pumps through right-angle gears a/ Katun Rouge. There is a similar installation at Houston. 'f he<e turbines exhaust In Elliott stirfate naideaseis. One nf several hllintt surjae.e condensers in the Houston plant. Another Elliott tiiihine-ilriien evntrijiigal compressor in the Houston plant. Rated 20,SOO "del cjm, it is designedjnr an inlet pressure oj 14.7 psin eli.se/iarging at HO in. water. Turbine is rated 600 hp at 4000 rpm, uses 200 psig steam and exhausts in an Elliott condenser. 9