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LOCKETT FUEL OIL PUMPING AND HEATING SETS Custom (Built The coatpoet, hlgh-preuurt Unit ihovn eoniliti of efla TortInt*dHtn end too Metor*drf*ea Peetpi, and fh/ee Shell-end-hrM-type Oil Meetrt meaatsd a* o dagla fame. Till Unit b designed to fcondlo o ccpoclfy et 56,600 peeedi per beer ef beeVer ftfol oil again* 400 P.S.I. for almotl a boll ttotory, LocktM hot boon (applying, to III Indbldoal ooodt, afflctaol ihmdord and cntero-bollt, Fool Oil Pumpteg end Hiotiog Sob, for faechaeltal and tfoom Qtomltieg oil bursar*. CoaiblnoHoni of verloot types of pumps oro avetfakle: Cither tv Turbina-driven Pumps; one Electric-drivia and on* Turbla#*driron Rotary Pump; too Electric-driven Rotary Pomps; too Worriilagtae Doplos Steam Pomps; or one Paplu Steam Pomp eed mo llectrtc^drfvea Pomp. Eocb pomp*aed*boator It suitable for the foil rated capacity of tbe unit; the second pomp and heater au oparet. Lockett supplies erorythloB, complete., laqutriss are larittd. Descrlptho baffatias soot oa roqtMri. A. M. LOCKETT & COMPANY, LTD. Contracting Mechanical Engineers NEW ORLEANS - HOUSTON - DALLAS - GALVESTON ...flie Pocxrnn fhot PACKS All M it's high pressure 4- hsot, use Allpoi Style HP-2M. Isceli against HP iteom. It s best by tost. It It'e cbomicols + solvents *f price, vie Allpax Teflon Packings. Ailpai Pocklngi assure complete satisfaction when used os tecommeadad. Tout pocking problem* are eliminated by the pocking* found "best by teit." ALL TYPES AVAIIAILE In cell, ring er leese (era ter tern^ perotwn > 4000; iptctab ter hither tsmeerotetes. tolner racking, MelOtO and ManOrel Cel netting Itlegi, PoctTne Heehs; Oasket Cutters. THE ALLPAX COMPANY INC. 805 Mjnutoncck Avc., Mamaronttk.N.K. 5n|ifui Ik--! Puling ... 0>l P*ol Star! feilipy . . . ftrt ftjtibrr ^K,| Poiiii*3 . . . Diop^'O^w }hw) ... Clurt limned Sheet Putting M--o-r-e--T-E-C-H--N-IC--AL BRIEFS TlirM I7P ol cV tonitniju., considered by tbe luthou. Fin* supporting steel alecks with t^J ing; second, reinforced eoserete . with independent brick lining Tl brick stacks with independent brUk Ing. Costs for the first l7pettw,Q have to be worked out by the da while costa for concrete end brick will have to be obtained from otructlon companies. In order to sufficient number of point* fay p], U will bo advisable to design it* the preliminary height as well a stacks SO or more ft higher and, elbly, 50 fe lower. To get an etee analysis, foundations for all of \ eases will have to be worked oat then the results plotted In the curvet. Beside the initial cast, p< maintenance costs must be const The choice of outlet velocity hi influenced to a large degree by ecenoi considerations. On the basis el cepting 60 fpi oa an absolute minim incremental costs for various c velocities and two or three dift stack heights should be computed, m ing capitalised Energy Cost, Copicit Charge, Cost of Fan, and Cost of M< tor into consideration, we see ihit tl. higher outlet velocities form stable investment. APCA Paper, no nambo. OkecNan* tar orSertap popart aa p |Jf ------Coal ia diaeharged through e awival apout to yard itorage. A yard hopper Lakes coal from storage and choke-feoda it In a 9<incb Rcdler. This 60-foot inelinad unit (ilu ont over tho boiler plant, where it ia ehuleH to tbe coal bunker. A heavy-duty S-A Tetlave) preventsjamming. Tbe ayatem haa a 20-ton per hour capacity. CONVEYING Some Problems Encountered (n Sam pling Open Hearth Stacks. By J R Sims Do a Smith, G'L Rounds and H J Metei, Kauer Steel Carp. A number of problems encountered to -1*0 Conveyors open hearth sampling ere eeused bf conditions inherent in basic opes beartk ^ KOlfR ComeywEtavotan furnace operations. A summary of sods of these conditions Is presented sad DWIR Convayoc-Clevotof*. description of a lypieal sampling pro WUgk lento* cedure, pointing out the specific prob' Cruder*, Rod & Ring Typo .lemi introduced by these conditions, Is "TINKER-to-EVERS-fo-CHANCE" With Coal........ Baseball's greatest triple-piny combination never bettered the teamwork delivered by an S-A frcc coal handling at lowest cost-per-ton. For over half a century, S-A given. faetod Rocket Carriers Stack conditions are as follows: (1) The moisture content of the, open hearth stack gases is sheet Ip HlpHoW* !&% by volume with a dev ||l point in the neighborhood ef fa*. Pen & Plato Feeder* 100 F. This necessitates heito| heck Happen A Bln Goto* portions of.the sampling trslo to prevent undesired eondentf* rcUfVll 6h level Control* System I Moving tons of eonl from tracksido-lo-sioragc-lostokers is lypieal of the teeniwork provided by S-A Systems. Practically any combination of distribution demandsenn be met --automatically --l>y versatile Rcdler Conveyors. These com engineering and the most com plete line ofbulk handling equip ment, have provided the efficient and economical solutions to coal handling problems. Let an ex perienced S-A engineer give you unbiased recommendations on the equipment that l*cst meets lion in the equipment. ; (2) Temperatures, in the stack *>' the sampling point, are appw*K ^ster bteko Screen* *MMASTCR Boll Roaring Units pact units require minimum structural support* assure dust- your specific needs. Write for a free survey now. motely 1100 F without a wait* heat boiler, and opproxitnatelf 500 F with a waste heat boil***, stephe.^Apamsoh This necessitates selection fl| equipment to withstand therd failure. ' 5 RMgaway Avanre. Avrora, UJtaol* vjUO- CO^/^Afigatat, Catlf., RanariUs, Ontario (3) The presence of an oildtoW1' &(SIGNGB3 AND MANUFACTURERS OF All TYPES OF BUtlt MATERIALS HANDiINQ IQl/lPMENT POWER NOVEMIII IF W.hfan NOVEMBER 1953 W