IEIeetrkol-energy requirement* run hcovler, relatively, then their peak In winter.

THE STUDIES continued mateiy 500-C temperoture and higher. 2.

APPLICATION CHECKS NEATER SHELL must b flaage-quatity <td, cl (oil 16 IneH tfc'uk.

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tons of steel daily It takes vast quantities or high-pressure water to remove the scale from steel sheets, plates and billets going through rolling mills like the one shown above.

STOKER INSTALLATIONS such ot the one pictured above require coreful itart-up procedure if they ore to perform efficiently Planned Start-Ups Prolong Stoker Life Expansion stresses and strofns in metal ports of sfolcer equipment reach maximum dur ing rapid temperature changes from shutdown to onthe-Hne conditions Operator hazards resulting from equipment failures or preparation oversights are most likely to occur during start-up e Oe/inife advantages of shorter start-up The start-up period is probably the most critics) tor any boiler equipment and it is at this time that potential hasards to operators are greatest.

GOOD NEWS FOR METER USERS!

In the new chemical plunt of the Barrett Division, Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation in Chicago, Illinois, shown above, the Elliott 2500-hp, 3600-rpm, 2300-volt, dripproof-protected, squirrel-cage induction motor, shown at left, drives a centrifugal compressor.

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