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_ ___ ___ _ U.lW jJ.HU'K, FROM BOILER AND PROCESS WATERS THIS NEW LOW-COST WAY! What it is -- *" Filtration with Sorbo-Cel is a simple, tow-cost method of removing emulsified oil from water. In plants using steam generating equipment, it is proving an especially effective and economical means of obtaining oil-free condensate for boiler feed. It also provides a prac tical solution to other oil-contaminated water problems, such as the water used in pumps, condensers, cooling systems, moving driers, etc. How it works -- The method is similar to that used in other conventional industrial filtration operations. A small amount of SorboCel (a specially processed diatomaceous silica powder), is added to the water to be filtered. This is then pumped through a pressure filter where the oil globules are adsorbed by the specially treated Sorbo-Cel particles. Both are retained on the filter screen, the filtered water alone passing through. Any type of pressure filter having a metal screen and capable of operation at a pres sure differential of 30 psi or more may be used. What its advantages are -- { Sorbo-Cel filtration is fast, economi cal and efficient. It assures virtually complete removal of oil, as well as suspended solids such as rust, scale, clay, etc. Large volumes of water are filtered in a relatively short time, yet total costs (including both material and operation) range from only 1< to m3f per 1000 gallons of water filtered. For further information about Sorbo-Cel filtration use the coupon below. Johns-Manvilie SORBO-CEL Johns-Manville Box 290, New York lfi, N. Y. Send me free bulletin giving advantages; of Sorbo-Cel filtration. Name. 240 .State. Pow-2 MORE APPOINTMENTS ^^^------^m Begins on page 710 Tex. (factory branch office) George H j Woodard, mgr; 1002 Second Ave, Seattle ; 4, Wash, (factory branch office) Henry ; Weber, dist mgr: 13 S Meramec St. Clay- ' ton 5, Mo. fdist office) Wm G Baker in charge: 308 Suburban Square Bldg. Ard more, Pa. fdist office) Louis C Walter, dist mgr; 317 State Tower Bldg. Syracuse. . N. Y. (branch office) Wm J Angus, dist . engineer: Charles T Duffy is now in charge of the Buffalo branch office. Purolator Products. Inc appoints Joseph ' G Van Nest director of purchases, and Donald C Huber asst advertising mgr. ; Perfex Corp appoints Harold H Hatch . service mgr for the controls div: Idwal W 1 Parri becomes dist mgr in Portland. Ore. i R B Dunning, Bangor. Me., are northwest- ern Maine distributors. j Delta-Star Electric Co, div of H K Por ter Co, Inc, appoints J C Hydrick works mgr. Rockwell Mfg Co reorganizes its sales dept. New regional managers are M J Harper, New York City; P C Kreuch, Pittsburgh: J W Northcutt, Atlanta. Ga; C K Madison, Houston, Tex.; H Boezinger. Los Angeles, Calif. Black, SivalU & Bryson, Inc, places L M Petrie in charge of new office at Box 655, Wichita Falls, Tex. Borg-Warner Corp, Ingersoll products div, appoints A J Robertson mgr of de fense sales, and L R Miller mgr of con tract sales. Air Reduction Co, Inc, elects J H Humberstone vice-president. New president of the Airco equipment mfg div is Scott D Baumer. Air Conversion Research Corp has new address--4107 N Damen Ave, Chicago 18. Harbison-Walker Refractories Co trans fers H G Hart to the new specialties and retail dept in Pittsburgh; Floyd A Pearce moves to the Portsmouth. Ohio sales dist: E A Olson is appointed to the Pittsburgh safes dist. J C WiJiey becomes asst to the president. Hills-McCunna Co appoints E Frank Miller mgr of its eastern div with offices in New York City. Certified Flexible Couplings appoints Bernard Havens sales representative-in the Chicago area. Chicago. Metal Hose Corp changes-it* name to Flexonlcs Corp, in order to have i a name more representative of the scope of company activities. Sterling Electric Motors. Inc begins pro duction in new plant in Van Wert. Ohio. Executives at the new plant are E 0 Danielson, gen factory mgr; B L Peak, supt. E K Johnston becomes gen supt of the Los Angeles plant. Taylor Instrument Co's have new gen sales mgr--Frank S Ward: industrial sales mgr--Albert J Fleig. George E Heller be comes mgr of industrial sales to the chemi- j PACK1N 10. PROBLEM / Solution . W ith BELMON SHEET PACKING! Yes, regardless of the problem--whether ifij temperatures encountered; pressures to sealed; unique resiliency requirements to met; abrasive resistance to be overcome* tensile strength and toughness specificatio to be lived up to--as long os you have flan and parallel surface joints to connect, yoa always find the most satisfactory sealing > swer in Belmont Sheet Packings. 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