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l< * . "'y-. v-: r.- v !' ! |): xi: . i. i.; MAKEcSifccm GENERATION JVLtyue.tcmxmujc^ and its usEJWjo^e,jjjjjjcii^e With SHriU Otfforwdlol OilMgl end Ipit tstoro Syitoto tpWto Ml* Pro tseem trap* drifting pwintH will H <lidwn< Up >w*rp TpaP frgp wUcfc B It nmptp Ip boOert. w4li proctwt*. (iKvfvor Tort o*id Pimm** tM chow* pbti). A (Patton* oiffor. paltal piiiwil kilviM tfeoa topply wi rttoP DnPi ll ovtoMiJigtr ostototoi* rogordtou pI AortoeOpa to bolton or topptf prpopl* to pafth to addition to wtog ITU. to towd santo. pwptop pptti prp riAmi Md parti, I Nph vatoriltoi k retorted U la Mhlwom lr kplarv (ippa toot, end ipplpappl. Many industries using steam for in* dustrial processing are cutting fuel consumption 15 per cem, or more, with Stickle Differential Drainage and Boiler Return Systems. These systems return condensate--repre* senting 85 per cent, or more of boiler supply--from processing units to boilers at temperatures only slightly lower than steam at operai* ing pressures, eliminate flash steam waste, and effect other economics. Higher temperatures of boiler supply increase boiler capacities, make drier steam, and assure higher and more uniform pressures. Com* bined with positive drainage of con* dentate, these advantages result in higher operating efficiency for pro* cessing units. Results for specific conditions of operation are predetermined and guaranteed. Additional information and data mailed on request. PpiIiUp pa4 (pwplpip dretoogt *1 iiiia cpp. denting tpp(i paralii NpK pppraitop effldenry pl practising oton. Stop* ll dry and lepplled p| Nptou Pad more mtlwm API*4, pl Iwnpsrohwe p| satorotod tfeae. to kpptan, Oap-iUID pl Ptotptot h pure distilled water-- <pi|,it| Ia lip heating and purUytoO WO* fttt. STICKLE STEAM SPECIALTIES COMPANY 2265 Volley Avenue, INDIANAPOLIS I 8, INPI ANA Sc<pti/vff|r Serving lor Moro Ikon 40 Tteri Poptt MlUt, tood h(piirt, fpciDs and Hottorf Mlllt, lovndrltt ond Oiher Manafoxtaron Utlng Jlpom l#f fndvitofpl froduin; STICKIC DIFMIENTI A i jUkO^fOlTl 8 lirUIN SYSTEMS STICKIC OPEN MOAT ST(AM TRAPS STICKLE RCOULATINO ANO REDUCING VALVES STICKLE OPEN COM PESO WATTS HEATERS And PURIFIERS STICKLE OIL AND STEAM SEPARATORS STICKLE TEMPEEATURE CONTROLLERS AND OTHER SPECIALTIES 148 (123c) fl merged bodies traveling .free surface. ASME Pant, v ** 112 The Recovery of IndosirUi L^, , Ifeoi, by IF A Macfartane end m IPason, Ministry of Fael end ft* Great Britain. Summary 0( paign instituted in Creal BrttJ? ing the wot to save fuel. h, * of virtually every factory 0f InjpZ? howed that although subtualh]? provementi could be made la l-T house practice an equally greu^ for economy was found in the lB!|J tion of heot lo manufacturing eases. In general the paper do way* to ulUixe exhaust gturn r (lash steam from one process t other operating at lower IFPC Paper No. ll, Sec. C2, POWER GENERATION nCLEAN Cooling Tower Is Efficient mMfefpw MARLEY rV J ISEASILYCLEANED To malntdin/effl^iency `In Ony coolliig tower, thpVdlstributlon system.,mustbe^ perfect)>lv<|eon to Jpermlt maxt' mum brea.k-)!t|i of Water. As sediment . and algae accumuiafe,-.dlsfrlbutlon'|ls retarded^:i.'-.'4>erformdnce curve ^WortoK'j A Sob-Saturation Reheat Cycle, {y E Caldwell, Consolidated Edison New York. Opening this piperjjr brief treatment of conditions in can stations, which mako reheat pnok and necessary. Pressure, lemperta and moisture limitations, which fa most of this material, ere discquo! they apply to gas reheating as ipi live-ateom reheating. A Kr"JB design for the latter form of ing U compared wilh conventional tieo lo give approximation of possibilities of sub-saturation ASME Paper No. 47-A-UO. The 2000 Pal, 1050 F end 1000 fl heat Cycle at Philip Spam and Td Branch Steam Electric Sutknu,' Philip Spom, American Gas end J trie Corp. Basic factors, such as fuel, beet cycle and equipment, c* tute major items in the system txuL program of ibis utility. A dism^j follows of design end principe) men! of various stations on the *7 lines. ASME Paper No. 47-A-SJ.^ Only in l|ig Double-Fit w open distrl- i bution system can tower condition be ascertained at a glance It Is not neces sary to ihuf-down entire tower for i I'- ' ''either inspection or cleaning. If cleanj J ; lng is necessary, the Double-flow may -^bd-cleaned in minutes with.no accident, hacard Involved. 1 . ,''Since it Islso easy to Mep the Double- v}. Flaw in! perfect condition, operators /.accept cleaning as a routine part 'of ' operation. It is not an overtime task' ' to be shunned as laborious arid dangerous.- | | . .Open distribution Is juft one of majty exclusive, features that make Double- v flow the iIndustrial leaner . coollpg., s'Billion ballons of wofer dallv.^^ . ` ' j -v -1 - Application of Nuclear Energy * ^ erailon of Beat and Power, bj \j Cockcroft, British Notional Cs** tee, Fuel Economy Conference^ chain-reacting pile "burning* pound of U23S per day rc*eM^ energy of about 500,000 kw, coo^ CTOOWOLEINRGSi lo about 100,000 kw of electrical Even with reprocessing (reo0T^j MARLEY COMPANY, INC ` KANSAS CITY 15, KANSAStheslon products at intervals) DOt > U235 in natural uranium cao bf.Hr ioned. This lack may be w, JWer . p,bfU#fy ,94fl POWER Fab^