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"6UNITE' Concrete telas* 19181 Unlnqi for STEEL BUHKEBS OUCTS. HOPPERS STACKS UPTAKES BREECHINGS STEEL & PIPE ENCASEMENT FIREPROOFING GUNITE CONCRETE & CONST. CO. I SOI Woodtwotbtr load ttMttfcS cm 4. MO. L . Teroof. DM. Hip. Stt P. La tori* VI* Alsaeo I. tn. 6. M. o*lsr. Oletr. Hr- OBI Maar BM. UstsorWtr er. <0*. Mil. *, o. BtnvO. Olttr. Mr- IOM AMtaeo, H*mM I. Tut iHMt CBwi He* Oitius 0nt, Dmnr. Putty automatic with any grade of oil. 17 sixes Irom 20 to 500 bJip. for pressures up to 200 pjui Roquiro no oxpan* sivo chimney, supply thoir own induced draft. 00*4 thermal of* ficioncy guaranteed. Write to* day for catalog 101. I In movfl to molntole cenest pfKft levels J(UI as Ion* * * *111 pecmli, apparatus dept of General Electric Co hoi announced new price-protection policy. I, provide* for a 20% limitation on price Increase*, if any. and simultaneously per mit* the company on new order* to adjust prices within this telling to those In effect at time of ahipment. The policy covers all eiders received Dec 5 and otter, and appliea to company's apparatus lines, such as motors, generators, switchgear, turbines, , controls, power tranifomera, etc. Many of these product tinea Mill bar* long back logs, some up through 1950, and abnormal Hake are involved in booking business that far ahead on a firm-price basis In addi tion to imposing a ceiling of 20% upon aay Increases that may later be necessary on account of increatiag costa, tho nfi policy give* assurances that any price re duetlons made will be given immediate!) to open orders taken under this policy. Construction of an addition that will double production capacity of New York State Electric ft Co* Corp's 40.000-kv Crocflldge generating station at Dresden will start in the spring, according to Ralph D Jennlson, president. The building pro gram calls (or construction of an extension 115 ft long, 1SS (t wide and between 90 and 100 ft high at west end o) Greenidge tattoo. Installation of the oew 40,000-kw turbine-generator w(U supplement the plant'* two 20,000-kw units and Increase the station's total generating capacity to 80,000 kw. The oew unit was ordered in Jan 1947, with delivery scheduled for Nov 1949. U will go Into operation early 1950. The Installation at Greenidge nation will include two steam boilers, each capable of producing 288,000 lb per hour al 850 pei and at 900 F, This W act Increase In pressure and temperature characteristics over the existing units and will reflect an economy. The design of the completely watereooled furnaces will permit burn ing ail grades ef pulverised bituminous coal, which is another economy. Greenidge station Is Naked with these company fteam-generating plan!*: 30,000kw Jtnalson'station at Dainbridge, where plant capacity will be doubled in 1950; 98,750'kw Westover station, near Bing hamton; 23,500-kw Riverside nation at Elmirs and various hydro plants. It also trill be connected with the 30,000-kw Hickling tteam-geoeraUng station now under eonstroetieft at East Coming, Gilbert Associates, Inc, Reading, Pa* are tbo consulting engineers on the con struction programs. Southern Iowa Electric Cooperative, with headquarters in Bloomfield, Iowa, has awarded the contract (or a 740-kw power-generating plant to R V Leary ft Co, general contracting organisation el Dea Moines, Iowa. , Ohio 5tate University announces estab lishment of * dept of welding engineer ing. In College of Engineering at the uni versity, the oew dept will offer under graduate weik leading to degree of Bachelor of Welding Engineering and ad vanced study for graduate engineers. M (195c) 1. More steam from your present boiler. 2. Less fuel -- coal -- oil -- gas -- required. 3. Savings in maintenance whether you have a single boiler or battery of boilers. "ashStandard AUTOMATIC COMBUSTION CONTROL SYSTEMS CUSH STAHDARO FUEL FEED CONTROLLER Automatically Regulates fuel feed HHiittss CSAASMHI PinAuKsSwAnIOv MmvtHfi,,t C---a--n--i-t-s--t-t-n-----a-v--f-W--s----tetis fsf food. Iwolt It voixronfoisrty, WstUng from bailee prstisrs, h evtn adfvol tbo rwto ef tiobmlis by tsesMeg As tots ot eoMcA feol lorry fclad of Soot) ft toppDod to tbo beflov hait. And H will od|mi the Mr flaw Csuwafto* is die cotvact e**nl sfsfrit sappiod 1st proper wbootta# CASH STAHOAXQ MR FLOW CONTROLLER * * Mefen llle Air Needed to, Comburilen rats CAW fTAMOattn *ts new CeeWrettef Metee. the elr eeeOeO tee noliiillsi. IstWotl W oeot IH Oesepee. St ti oot gOoffoO Sy (ketpi to toet bo* sosItfoMo os stf *bw *e*tPIm, become tl steer oh seppfl Mssd)t| H tbe atfetesrtol pttwn Iheoogfc It* ft, poisejst ol a# Mtee, Oelng U port to lesoro pestest tsoksMlM. CASH STAHDARD FURNACE DRAFT CONTROLLER * c cm* o~ I* c-*fc-"`" <w**>" tm CUM STAKaArotwMMsBVoftee#- n- (MOOS iQWQlstS OftlO- loo fowet (rllifttl ** hrom oveeSsi etgoMiof *" Mj* *"* A. w. CASH COMPANY DECATUR, ILLINOIS CASHSTANDARD CONTROLS