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WHEN STICKLE EQUIPMENT COES TO WORK FOR YOU IT WILL MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE IN OPERATION RESULTS FUEL CONSUMPTION WILL BE REDUCED Based on results in a majority of installations, a Stickle Differential Drainage and Boiler Return System--- a self-contained closed pumping system--should reduce your fuel consumption about 15 per cent. The saving is seldom less, frequently greater, depending on conditions. Minimum results ate predetermined and guaranteed. BOILER CAPACITY WIIL rf iNrftFAFft WIU BE INCREASED Boiler capacity will show increase in ratio to decrease fl consump- |ioft load j, feduced, ttnd higher and more uniform operating pressure maintained. Con densate, returned to boilers, under pressure, at temperature only 0 few degrees below that of steam at operating pressure, is 85 per cent, or more, of boiler supply. PRODUCTION VOLUME To h*8her B"d more uniform work* Will AFGREATER wiu titONtAieK ing pressure the Stickle System adds the two other requisites for effective performance of processing units: Dry steam and positive drain age. Processing uniu kept'free of condensate and filled con* sternly with live dry steam operate consistently at, or near, their potential production capacities. OUALITY OF PRODUCT factors essential to high production Wilt RE iMPOnven WILL BE IMPROVED volume arc equally important for qualily of 0utpu!, whether process- ing relates to reduction of food products, drying paper, produc ing textiles, or laundering operations, the tempo for production efficiency is also the tempo for desirable quality. Stickle Equipment helps to attain both. ASK FOR BULLETINS Executives who desire to learn more about the Stickle Differential Drainage and Boil- I er Return System are invited to request a 1 ropy of Bulletin No. 250. Those interested in a drainage problem only may secure helpful information from Hulletins Not. 113, 315, 413 and 513. If problems of steam regulation are uppermost, Bulletins Nos. .3.3..3....a..n..d...4..3--5 will bbee hhe` lpfu`l. "For practical information on heating_ andi puuirify, ingw b..oiler feed water, ask for Bulletin No. 117. Bulletins mailed promptly on request. [STICK IE STEAM SPECIAL! ES COMPANY [2265 Volley Avenue, INDIANAPOL S 1 0, INDIANA > SimuiMIr StrW*e ' to* Mm then 40 Yeert f Paper M/lfi. feed j Pracanori, Textile end ; Hosiery Mllli, lovetfrlei end Other Manvforrvrari ; U*l9 Sieom let fedviJrlel Protesting t STICKLE OlfTKCNTU O ! IE ItlUIH SYSTEMS ' STICKLE OfEN MOAT STEAM TIAFS STICKLE IEOULATING ANO .-REDUCING VALVES STICKLE OPEN COIL PEEO WATER HEATEtS .AND PUIIPIERS STICKLE OIL ANO STEAM SEPARATORS STICKLE TEMPERATURE CONTROLLERS ANO OTHER SPECIALTIES i6i (sec) field representative o( a reliable Icatb, manufacturer should be asked to j, spect the belt. . 5. The load of 27S kw appears to ^ v somewhat high for a 3-ply belt, jg' inches wide. This amounts to about jj ; hp per in. of heh. An over-riding belt .1 would reduce the load per In. of belt i and should reduee maintenance cost Piney River, Va. I A Dutches Clean and Wax the Belt { Sticky obit orkssikc Is not the proper ` solution for alippoge of a heavy leather bell. Neither is mere surface alicknett of a driving or driven pulley a fund*, mental cause of slipping. Common beh ] dressing eventually destroys the ttee gripping surface, while a smoothly po|. Ished pulley contributes greatly to long belt life. If a belt has proper tension, slippage under load is caused by its internal 1 properties or the condition of its grip- . ping surface. Surface cracking, caking of old belt dressing on the surlaee or running the belt with the Bash aide against the pulleys are examples of tarface conditions that eaute slippage. Loss of pliability, oil or grease impreg nation and a loo-thick bell far small pul leys ore examples of internal conditions that may cause slippage even if grip ping surface is ideal. A rider bell or rope is helpful only if slippage of the main belt is caused by stiffness or too-heavy ply. The benefit of 0 rider Is small if slippage is caused by poor gripping surface. If a onesuitable belt begins to slip excessively, a belter method is to recondition it. To restore e slipping belt to better gripping condition, both internally and externally, turn it over on its pulleys and wash both sides with soapy water and 0 scrub brush. Scrape of! any caked substooce with a ease knife or other dull instrument. Work the suds well into the leather, then rinse thoroughly with warm water. While tbe belt is still damp, but not too wet, start It slowly under light ten sion. With the rounded end of a piece of hardwood, aueb as a baseball bit, press the bell firmly against the larger pulley. Rest tho piece of wood on a sawhorse. As the belt moves between the wood and pulley, the surface fiben are smoothed and aligned. Any excess aoap not removed by the rinse water U pressed out. This operation helps dry the belt. When the belt is completely dry, to* crease its speed and tension and exert greater pressure agoinst it with the wooden instrument. Avoid pressing against any lacings as they pass. When the leather begins to show s glossy sur- POWER January IY<8 GLOBE, ANGLE, GATE and CHECK VALVESEACH ONE PROVED DEPENDABLE FOR LOW-COST FLOW CONTROL! Union' Rennet Glebe (or on* flU), With renewable, Inter- chengeoble dltes for general sendees. Union Bonnet Olobo (or on-' glS). DJici may bo raground without .removing valve from' line'. For occoilonol throwing. --^ f V--7,--,7 --jgpr-- Union Bonnet Globe lor. on- gle). Semi-plug type for fre quent throttling service. Re' newobte copper nickel olloy disc and seat ring. UnloniBonnSt.GIbbe (or on* gle). Fwlliplyg-llrpe for severe throttling scrv'iee.. Renew'obto copper hlckW alloy, dlsc-.ond seat ring. ;t. < -7 Stationary Stem Goto. Solid wedge renewable. Wedge' 'eon be reverted If one tide becomet worn. Rising'Stem Goto with dou ble .disc.' Otic .easily assem bled or'takofl epartr^yet cannot work out of place. Shown here are some of the numbers in the R-P&C line of high quality bronze valves. R-P&C also make iron and steel globe, angle, gate and check valves ---iron cocks and LubroLite .gate valves--Bar Stock valves of bronze, carbon steel And alloy steels-^cast steel fit tings. Get in touch with your Reading-Pratt&: Cady Distributor. Swing Check Valve- Kos'renewoble dlc,'Fogrindlng teot. Disc froe; t^.rqlqtbj thv! dis tributes weo'r^ uniformly. (ttSlH.rs.- SOcatx IdtfMd SutM Udwt* fctrw SttH Bw Irv Tirt MIcMyUa Tmtkvrfk fvtkxS, On. tea fmdnt RE*** READING-PRATT & CADY DIVISION AMERICAN CHAIN & CABLE January 1948 ISO