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Your best PROTECTION against sudden shock, "hammer" and costly damage GOLDEN-ANDERSON Automatic Cvs/j/oneo/ Rooming from top to bottom; -A ^tlklfieikUaid iloglaMttoQ seiMilum alv., gg)s pattern. 0-A doebl*(uikloHd (heck vmtva, glaba paliwit, 0-A cu.Monad unloading volvo, glaba paHarn. 0-A itnblittd tkrdtlt anil uK< nslk angina ttap volva, glebe pattern. VALVES Golden-Anderson Valves have proven efficiency, quality and de pendability for over 35 years in the tough applications put to them by America's industrial and power plants. The cushioning arrangement in ail! G-A valves permits them to operate smoothly at all times. Golden-Anderson designs and builds over 1500 types and sizes of valves for engineered protection and high pressure installations. Let our experienced engineers help you on your next valve problem. 3070 KCENAN BUtlOtNO PITTSBUROM 33, PA. More TECHNICAL BRIEFS^ ---------------------------------- -a, almoipher. e|,,,,eJ Mures introduces the n L, 1 corrosion, Erroneo'^^ data result unlewthg tq|J^g la constructed otmaterKS will withstand corrosion (4) The particulate loadb,g'of.4p ;b"8 v*riei ihihoUt : heat; a factor which mwtS taken into consideration *& taklnf a .ample. Tlie losd^ varies from 0.5 to 25 standard cubic foot with a jmum loading occurring ing the ore boil. Panicle,', range* normally from less 0.S to 3 microns 'with maierii) from 2 to 3 millimeters heiar discharged during the due bio*? ing period. The major conitiiuf> ent la iron. No analysis is pi*.5 tented her. at ihe comtltuealj' are generally common to .i'Q basic open hearths. Particulate^ build-up on sampling equipment1! due to impaction often retuhif in fouling ol equipment. ty... Sampling procedures recommended^] were to sample at a location ten di* ometera away from the nearest obstnie-' Two leaders loin forces to give you tion. This permits sampling from sa^undisiurbed gas flow pattern in the-; stack. Since the stack inside diametir'r decreases with height, the overage in- ' tide diameter Is used to choose the sam pling location. At the ten stack diameter level, where the flow is still quite turbulent, use graphic integration to get an average velocity. A New and Broader Water Conditioning Service #Yes, two of the great names in water conditioning are . w'onited: Reunite Sales Co. has joined Elgin Softener ^'wfGofporation. Now it is ''Elgin-Refinite, Inc." . . . and /:*this linking of product's, experience, men and methods *'))Kily marks the beginning of a new era for those who :>ieek the answer to a water conditioning problem. pooling of the best of all they have learned -- each has made its greatest gain. The Elgin-Refinite man has something new for you, --something he did not hove as an Elgin man or as a Refinire man. He has something new in products and viewpoint that enable him to give you the most direct, tHrocttoni lor ontoring papin omp IJI --- i" --i ,"i Further, it Is desirable to ascertain.^ -<S,:You know these firms. Both have played major roles water conditioning for a long time: Elgin since $$908; Rcfinitc, since 1916. But now -- through the effective, economical solution todNV' waterconditiooing problem. The coupon provides a convenient way to ask for the Elgin-Refinite solution to your problems. the average velocity of the stack gasea.|* before actual sampling. These dsts'-'.^ ELGIN-REF1NITE, INC. assist in choosing the proper site sam^o pling nosxle, the somple size snd thi^ position to place the sampling across the diameter of the stack. There 4J1 A DIVISION of ELGIN SOFTENER CORPORATION, ELGIN, lit. aiPAIJINMNVfi IN MNCIFAl CITItS are several devices on the market (.$] determining the velocity of gas streams, (j A vane type anemometer cannot be used.-.^ because of the high temperature sod.Sj particulate loading.. The separate in*Vj paet tube and statie tap device is uawieldly and doea not provide desired Vj reauhs. The pitot tube appears to bsyt I SEND FACTS ABOUT' Wo'.r Sftofl*r/ Q Clorlflen, Fittew j O Oelonhorif Q Dooarollng Hootarij Q Cbamicd Trootmont. | Q Swimming Pool Igvlpment. I Wolof Condi'iofilng ton Boilan, Q Procming; Q Wotarworfcir | (it yov have other need. oltoch o<o) Q Hu"r o Taka Tour Tima Sand Beproiantellvo best suited for open hearth work. The equipment required for me,lur*J? ing the pressure head of the pitot V3 should have a range of 0.00 to ^ ^ inch of water. A convenient device fr this is en inclined draft gage. i For velocity calculations, you need t ^ know the atnek gas density; there/wA^; tho composition of the gas must b*Tj CiteMoU i 1)0 Nvil O'ava A<r- tlglri. III. NOVEMBH 11 NOVEMBER IMS