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rOHl.KIAX inform..ion r rm.-incr, n.l -.pcra.o.. jr,J clrttric puvrr plum., ur m ciu.Sc of J -.1 More J7'000 ' "P1''' <l'" "f-*"' ,,uJr^rK- wilh Hr compliment* of til-on ii wmtrt ^n<l iricnJs. Add** _llC- WK Editor. Elliott Company, POWERFAX VOLUME THfRTY-TWO NUMBER 1 Publication* . Bulletin N-18, Deaeration by Elliott. A new if 24-page bulletin that covers fully the principles of deaeration. Bulletins N-19, 8 pages, and N-20, 4 pages, cover respectively Elliott Tray-type, and F-Hiott Sprav-type Deaerating Heaters. Bulletin PBUOOO-i. Elliott CrockerWheeler Flexible Couplings--4 pages. Includes coupling dimensions and table for easy selection of proper size. Bulletin H-21. "Fundamentals of Turbine Speed Control/' A generously illustrated educational booklet on theory and oper ation of various types of speed control systems. Bulletin PB6000-4, 2 pages, Elliott C-W Staledpouer Type TP taconite-dustproof Motors. Bulletin Q-14A. Elliott Equipment for Power Plant and Industry--16 pages. Powerfax Index A new Powerfax index covering articles that have appeared in issues of the last three years is now available and will gladly be sent to you upon request. Speakers On January 6, R. N. Williams, manager of the centrifugal compressor department of Elliott Company, addressed the regular monthly meeting of the Pittsburgh Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers on the subject "Compressor Ap plications in the Chemical Industry." Philip ScaroJa, Pittsburgh office, and. C. C. Brandt, electrical department super intendent, Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Corp., Los Angeles, jointly presented a l piper before the Western meeting of the P.AfSE in Los Angeles during- February, ythc subject was Bethlehem Pacific's comUnation bar and rod mill at Los Angeles. ^H. Steen-Johnsen, chief turbine engineer Company, spoke before the Johnstown section, January 26. L J' Cameron, Elliott Company chief urgist, was on the program of the - annual conference of the National _tion _ of Corrosion Engineers at -Qty# Missouri on March 19. CONTENTS FOR SPRING 1954 IN AMERICAN ENK.A CORPORATION'S LOWLAND PLANT................................................... 4 THE REBEL WARRIOR................................................................................................................................. 0 LONE STAR'S MODERN PIPE MILL................................................................................. ............... 10 I.ION CHEMICAL PLANT INSTALLS TURBINE-GENERATOR............................................... 14 BEAVER CREEK SUBSTATION--KEY LINK IN NORTHEASTERN COLORADO TRANSMISSION SYSTEM........................................................................................................................16 TOTALLY-ENCLOSED INERT-GAS OR INSTRUMF.NT-AIR-COOLCD MOTOR............|9 POWER MODERNIZATION AT DOWNINGTOH N PAPER COMPANY...............................20 UNDERGROUND GAS STORAGE AND THE OAKFORD STATION...................................... 24 TIRE PLANT REFRIGERATION TURBINE........................................................................................26 ON THE JOB IN CUBA.......................................................... ...27 STEAM JET EJECTORS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ANTIBIOTICS......................:... .28 ELLIOTT CF.NERATOR IN MUNICIPAL PLANT............................................................................ 20 POWERCRAX.................................................. 31 C-W General Manager S. K. Hostctter, Jr., sales manager of the Crocker-Wheeler Division for the past year is now general manager of the division. Mr. Hostctter joined Elliott Company in 1934. Before going to the Crocker-Wheeler Division he had been in the Washington office, first as a field engineer and then as district manager for ten years. Assistant District Manager F. L. Humphrey, Jr., has been named assistant district manager in the Atlanta territory. Mr. Humphrey joined the com pany in 1938 after graduation from Georgia Tech as an electrical engineer. After train ing, he was assigned to the Atlanta office as a field engineer. In 1942 he entered the army and served four years, returning in 1946 to the Atlanta office. New Orleans Office A New Orleans office is now located at 256 Lrc Circle Building, telephone Ray mond 2662, to service southern Mississippi and Louisiana. It is staffed by G. C. Bayles as manager and C. W. Britt, Jr., both formerly in the company's Atlanta office. District Office Men Meet Powerfax readers might be interested in this group of EJliott Company district office men assembled at a recent meeting in Pittsburgh. Back row: Honcfcnger, St. Louis; Thayer, Cincinnati; Fox, Cleveland; Williams, Detroit; Crisman, Pittsburgh; Willcox, Houston. Front row: Hiller, Washington; Kinsel, Boston; McClure, Tulsa; Widau, Chicago; Dunn, San Francisco; Pahrcn, New York; Hoffman, Atlanta; Strickler, Pittsburgh; Lemmon, Philadelphia; Wilson, New York; Sicvcrt, Kansas City. Coaipaoy, Jeannette, Pa. POWERFAX. SPRING 19S4 PAGE 3