SUPPLIED:
WANTEtt: a way to dry out steel
by a 3000
psig Lectrodryer,
gas bottles and prevent
test air to a -50°F
drying
cfewpoinf
rust or contamination
The w a t e r - l u b r i c a t e d air compressor (center) f e e d s test air through t h e Lectrodryer (left) t o the steel cylinders of the gas transport (right). A t o t a l charge o f 5 0 , 0 0 0 cubic f e e t is r e q u i r e d . Test air is so d r y that rust or contamination inside the bottles is not possible. T h e picture was t a k e n a t the T a y l o r - W h a r t o n Iron a n d Steel Company plant, Easton, Pennsylvania.
An important part of the testing procedure in the Gas Transport Department of the Taylor-Wharton Company is the testing of the assembled cylinders and manifold by air at 2,400 psi. To assure freedom from contamination, the test air must b e dry. This air is dried by a Lectrodryer*. It extracts all harmful moisture, t o a level where contamination or rust within the
cylinders is not possible (-50° F dewpoint). Perhaps you require similar dryness somewhere in research, production or test processes. Lectrodryers of many types and sizes are available to dry air, or other gases, in large or small volume, to dewpoints as low as - 1 0 0 ° F. Write for literature or engineering information. Pittsburgh Lectrodryer Corp., 305 32nd Street, Pittsburgh 30, Pa.
In England: Birlec. Limited, Tyburn Road, Erdington. Birmingham. In France: Stein et Roubaix, 24 Rue Erlanger, Paris XVI. In Belgium: S. A. Beige Stein et Roubaix, 320 Rue du Moulin, Bressoux-Liege.
« « R O O M » * DM
LECTRODRYER
* R E G I S T E R E D T R A D E M A R K U . S . PAT. OFF.
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1954
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