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head foil ipeed la Uunchia* conatruction program. Work irtiZflSS been opened on nearly |) {fc^*tkjSJ hydro ite*--repre*entin| a final ol 11.5 billion kwhr annually, t a France'* total prefer hydro** ^=1 Steam iniullations totaling 2,l50iS?^*fl are under construction. vjjjjfl Meal ol these project* represent requiring acveral yea mw ler lion. At CeneMiat dam on th# Rhone, however, the fim two g*uJ-?5 begin to turn at the end ( ,W, ^*9 These will provide 800 million kwl A& ally, to be boosted later in the rear ^5 billion Vwhr by two additional p^S Toward end ot the year first frtop new GennevilHeri power plant seat P& built of American equipment |MUu with U. S. technical guidance, sboajjy 100,000 kw to the city's capacity, ft Niw Delhi, Iirata: Ooe of (be tarp thermal power-generating alatloaa U itj East la now onder constnidlon at in Bihar Provioeo, Bot hi Inatslletf eap ity e( 80,000 kw Is not intended to htda trlaliie an undeveloped area. Instead.^ will aopply power for the huge govemtaee ammenluRv-tulphato fertiliser prop* which by 19M is scheduled to prodaes1) rate of 3SOJOOO tons a year. The anil; factory la being built to spadfications^ Chemical Construction Co, New Yartty New Delhi, Ikou-. Disheartened by it delays involved in ordering heavy byd electric equipment Iron American S British concerns, the Indian ftovcmaat is surveying posaibilities of placing iriil) Caechotlovakian firms Some orders (u equipment needed in the major nuUiw pose river control project* planned & various paru ol the country. jJ Representative* ol Important lupplim ulmii rhol 2` and 3-year delay* are pooiii: in the case ol heavy generating sett that India will require, and In seme cates to even longer watt may be necessary. j The situation is far IrotD urgent, be* ever, (or the project! where the equipment will bo needed have hardly progressed bo,? yond survey and blueprint stage. Thrtel main projeeta are (l) Damodar Valley, multlpurpoee dam* with a total generitifl|\ capacity of 300,000 kw (2) Koil River D*a| In Nepal with an ultimate 1,000,000 kvj poaaibla (3) Mahanadl River project h; Orissa, 150,000 kw. Prelimlniry esein-j lion has started at the last named. * It ia understood that the Ctaeh firms apy proaehed ao far are hesitant about brt-j tiling contract* of tuch cnagni'ude, *P*| further that the question of arraagtag^ soma trade balancing in payment b 1-] to be suitably wived. J The "Angle" You Can't See in Power Piping *Ihe "angle" in power piping that can't be measured with say mechanical device is the way metals react under extreme temperatures, pressures end other unusual conditions. Here at Kellogg a complete sta0, headed by some of America's foremost metallurgists, carries on endless research into the peculiarities of metals--probing foe answers to problems that mean millions of dollars to industry. Among some of the contributions made by the Kellogg Metallurgical Laboratory are: measures to prevent "graphitization"--special heat treating methods--establishment of high temperature creep characteristics of metals. Ia addi tion* a new method was recently announced for producing alloys with performance characteristics that surpass all pre vious standards at sustained ultra-high temperatures. It's extra knowledge and extra care like this that accounts for the extra quality in a Kellogg Job--another reason why so many of the world's top industnes turn to Kellogg when perfection is all-important m M. W.`Kelwgg Company ^ A SUBSIDIARY OF PULLMAN INC NS W YORK JERSEY CITY BUPPALO LOS ANGBLBS S TULSA HOUSTON TORONTO LONDON PARIS fe ' <11*111 CKCHAMOtai CONOCNSiaS HIOH PRCSSUBI AND NIOH TIMMRAVUftl POWIB PIPINO ft'tocigs piping poaoco ano wctoco rtrriNos.,. in all arena. Alton ot spicial combinations Mysok, Ikou-. .Regular operation ( ^ first units to be installed at /eg Fi ** erating nation began early In Feb wnrtj 24j000 kw was made available to tbaj sate Iron & Steel Works. Two 12,00(tt i iota have been installed and tested, work la going ahead on erection .4 more, which are slated for opera*'00 j mid-year. Shortage ot materials and ul#Tf ponation diflxeultie* have delayed tb* ect, which ultimately will h**e * lc,uUW| capacity ol 200,000 kw. 1 tnsutl <mSNa^rfa^AM^ tte- fPtchUta who a(ot comrL V'j field. DUtii Tttkikil tockki ol in mem)** effinlutioo wiih n fnuiruuonar rtp- umlon inborhpmeu tnd iibticwloi, cotioettlns. Cieplili fuBUwfor tha fibrirwion ol mmI prod. uen into iitnpi forjingi to ih* non inuicaio 120 loot towtn. QoOty Cntnl mb(ie* ttw coraanMppItmioA ol dit M *d*or*d lotpor- lien ewthodt. both vitwl aod oon-dottuctive. Oa-TIm Ciflury mie J*atible by fttvlbh plm- oiog group itiiHotltid <o re-raun wovk to n*t ptuokbod dio. Tty filflag Ptrlirami tuvrtd Vy ipecUHy do* tifntd tqoipmvnt *nd racluiivo mploT at ob opcraion. POWER April Iff!. April 1948 178