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j>l:ini in Humus Aires, Argentina, processes bones for the manufacture of animal charcoal and glue at San Francisco ami Houston. With this expansion, the company officially uni fied its subsidiaries and acquired its present name. Consolidated Chem ical Industries Inc. In 1034 two large glue plants were I his Flliutt nmtur-ilnnn centrifugal 1 utnptesior is in th< Baton Hougc plant, Driest} by an Elliott 500-hp l RFC squirrel-eug>- induction motor, its rating is 25.650 inlet efm% inlet pressure Li.7 pstn, discharge 16.7 (>sin. Speed 3560 r/nn. The omiftmwr handles air and sulphur dioxide. Ihts is an tUiott /50-sq Jt two-pass surface condenser in the Baton Rouge plant. There are ten Elliott surface condensers ranging in size from 400 t> 1200 sq ft installed in Consolidated A Chemical Industries plants. One of three Elliott 200-hp, totally-enclosed, fan-cooled, squi. induction motors which drive con through V-belts. Several Elliott TEFC motors, 150 hp and 500 > Baton Rouoe and Hnuslor. built, one at San Francisco and the other at Woburn, Massachusci During World War II. the company was one of the first to conv spent sulphuric acid from the manufacture of aviation gasoline ii fresh concentrated acid. This not only saved sulphur, but reliev refineries of their spent sulphuric acid, enabling them to mainu peak production. In 1944 new 200-ton sulphuric acid units were added at Houston a: Baton Rouge. Four years later still another unit, larger than any of predecessors, was installed at Houston and went into production at t rate of 400 tons of acid daily. In 1 947 (Innsolidatcd began processing bauxite at its own mines nr / ten TJho/t 55-hp turbines driving vertical acid pumps through right-angle gems in the Ifuushm plant. The installation is simitar to one at Baton Rougt POWERFAX, SUMMER IS