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May 18, 2012 - National-U.S. Radiator CORPORATION. Ind. Eng. Chem. , 1959, 51 (1), pp 116A–116A. DOI: 10.1021/i650589a772. Publication Date: January...
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NEW EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS

Quick-Coupling Filters Filters have been developed for extremely fine filtering. Screens are available in a variety of tough metals. Mesh sizes range from 20 to 700, pressures to 300 p.s.i., and temperatures to 450° F. Elements

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Filters have been developed for fine filtering, pelletized for easy handling and installation

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roblems of heat exchange and process cooling in the chemical and petrochemical industries are best solved when limitations of specific materials, shapes and fabrication methods are reduced to a minimum.

will withstand 150 p.s.i. differential pressure without collapse. Dept. IEC, Ronningen-Petter Co., 330 South 27 th St., Vicksburg, Mich. 14

When National-U.S. engineers are called in early enough, they are frequently able to apply an unusual solution to a particular problem, because of their wide range of experience over a broad spectrum of industry. And only National-U.S. can offer both conventional heat exchange equipment in a complete range of metals plus units built from assemblies of corrosion-resistant cast iron. Write for details, or see new edition of Chemical Engi­ neering Catalog for name of nearest representative.

Hydraulic Valve New heat-resistant diaphragm material has extended the tempera­ ture range of the AVSCO automatic valve. Can be used in continuous service to 250° F. Dept. IEC, Automatic Valve Systems Co., 1535 Monrovia Ave., Newport Beach, Calif. 15 58.01

Heat Transfer Division

National-U.S. Radiator C O R P O R A T I O N 342 Madison Avenue » New York 17, New York 116A

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