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ing, and miscellaneous steel
erection.
CEC's booth will exhibit a pic-
torial display of past and present
jobs, and their personnel will be
on hand to answer questions from
engineering specifications to cost
analysis of tank and terminal stor-
age requirements.
Booth No. 511 Circle 14 on RSC
CENTRICO
Centrico, Inc. of Northvale, N.J.,
will display the Westfalia OSA 7
automatic oil purifying centrifuge
and the Centri-Pack self-contained
oil-purifying module.
The OSA 7 model incorporates
self-cleaning, disc-type bowls de-
signed for optimum oil/water sep-
aration even when feed densities
vary. Solids are ejected at inter-
mittent intervals.
The Centri-Pack is a ready-to-
go, completely equipped module
mounted on a sturdy base with all
the necessary components built
in—one or more Westfalia oil
purifying centrifuges plus piping,
wiring, motors, pumps, heaters,
strainers, timing units, and
controls.
Booth No. 401 Circle 15 on RSC
CHEMBARGE
Chembarge is a newly formed
unit within the inland marine
transportation area of Union Car-
bide Corporation. Its purpose is to
offer the services of its fleet of
more than 150 chemical barges,
including many with specialized
features, to shippers of alcohols
and other solvents, organic acids,
benzene and related compounds,
propylene oxide, and liquefied gases
such as butane, propane, and
propylene.
Chembarge equipment, moni-
tored from Charleston, W.Va., is
offered on a chartering, affreight-
ment, or towing basis on the Gulf
Intracoastal Waterway from Cor-
pus Christi, Texas, to the Missis-
sippi River; up the Mississippi to
the Illinois Waterway to Chicago;
and to Charleston via the Ohio
and Kanawha Rivers.
Booth No. 612 Circle 16 on RSC
CRAWFORD FITTING
Crawford Fitting Company will
exhibit the complete line of Swag-
elok® tube fittings in sizes for Vie-
inch to 2-inch outside diameter. In
addition, Swagelok quick-con-
nects, Cajon vacuum fittings and
couplings, and several lines of
Whitey and Nupro valves will be
featured.
Many new products will be on
display, including a severe-ser-
vice, on/off valve from Whitey
Company. It is rated to 10,000 psi
and meets ANSI B-16.34 Class
4500. A union bonnet design and
blowout-proof stem provide added
safety, while 316 stainless steel of-
fers corrosion resistance. The
valve's non-rotating Stellite ball
tip allows repetitive shut-off with-
out galling. It is available with
Vi-inch and V2-inch end connections.
Booth No. 310 Circle 17 on RSC
ELECTRO-MOTIVE
Rating increases of 10 percent,
resulting from technological im-
provements, have been announced
by Electro-Motive Division of Gen-
eral Motors. The leading supplier
of diesel engines to the domestic
marine market says the 645FB en-
gine provides a five percent im-
provement in fuel efficiency over
its 645EB series of engines.
The product advances incorpo-
rated into the 645 series enables
EMD to offer ratings for propul-
sion engines ranging from 1,050
bhp at 900 rpm for the Roots
blower engine model 8-645E6 to
4,000 bhp at 900 rpm for the tur-
bocharged model 20-645F7B
engine.
In the EMD marine generator
sets, power output ranges from
570 kw, 50 Hz at 750 rpm in the
Roots blower engine model 8-645E6
to 2,865 kw, 60 Hz at 900 rpm for
the turbocharged 20-645F7B
engine.
Booth No. 115 & 201 Circle 82 on RSC
ENGINE EFFICIENCY
Engine Efficiency Associates will
feature some of its new monitor,
alarm, and control systems.
The EZ 1000 monitor, alarm,
and control system is said to re-
duce installation cost by 70 per-
cent, which typically costs as much
or more than the system itself.
This system is microprocessor-
based, and can start and stop the
engines, switch generators, and
can control and monitor up to
5,000 points, all from the bridge
on just two single 18-gauge wires.
The system can read analog and
digital signals; readouts are avail-
able in liquid crystal, color CRT,
or both. A printer logs time of
alarm and date, as well as time it
was acknowledged and finally
cleared. It also records machinery
running hours automatically,
which is available on the printer
at any time.
The Microwatch is a micropro-
cessor-based, 32-channel alarm
system. It allows alarms to be pro-
grammed by the user on an inter-
nal keyboard.
The FM 1000 is a microproces-
sor-based fuel management, sys-
tem, said to have one-tenth of a
gallon accuracy. It indicates the
fastest efficient speed and most ef-
ficient speed.
Booth No. 610 Circle 18 on RSC
ESGARD
Esgard, Inc. of Lafayette, La.,
manufactures bio-compatible, veg-
etable-based corrosion coatings,
Bio-Gel and Bio-Float, which are
said to offer long life and econom-
ical, durable protection of wet and
dry internal areas in all types of
marine vessels. Common features
of the Bio products include: ab-
sence of solvents or petroleum
products, 450 F flashpoint, non-
flammability, and. resistance to a
wide range of acids, alcohols, and
hydrocarbons.
Other products include self-
priming enamels, wire rope and
cable lubricants, removable inven-
tory storage coatings, flange protec-
tion systems, and long-term tubu-
lar coatings.
Booth No. 606 Circle 83 on RSC
FARBOIL
Farboil Company intends to em-
phasize two products in its dis-
play—Wetsall and Ballastite.
Wetsall is an anticorrosive primer
formulated to be applied over damp
and rusty surfaces. Because Wet-
sall primers have low surface ten-
sion and penetrating properties,
moisture and air are displaced
and tightly adhering rust is pene-
trated. Rust penetration is so com-
plete and effective that the rust
becomes an integral part of the
coating. This primer eliminates
the need for costly sandblasting
and thorough surface preparation.
Ballastite coatings, which are
inorganic-organic complexes that
are platelet and polar, insure good
anticorrosive properties and a
minimum of water transmission.
They are provided in both a spray-
able and flotation grade, and ex-
cellent adhesion is obtained to
rust and mill scale.
Booth No. 103 Circle 19 on RSC
GENERAL ELECTRIC
General Electric Diesel Power
Products will display a cutaway
cross section of the fuel-efficient,
4-stroke cycle GE marine diesel
engine. The working cutaway
shows GE's unitized cylinders, one-
piece alloy cast iron frame, high-
efficiency stainless steel manifold,
forged steel cylinder heads, and
articulated rod construction.
The cutaway engine also dem-
onstrates additional features for
reliable operation and ease of
maintenance. Engine components
such as the three-ring cutback
crown piston, grooveless main
bearings, and cylinder head with
welded-in valve seats will also be
on display.
General Electric's customer
training facility, 48 hours or free
parts commitment, and customer
service support capabilities will
also be represented at the exhibit.
Booth Nos. 412 & 501 Circle 20 on RSC
HILMAN
Hilman Incorporated will be ex-
hibiting its extensive line of roll-
ers that are used to move barges,
supply vessels, and giant modules.
Now the conveyance means of
many shipbuilders, the rollers are
frequently used in the launching
stage as well, and can be supplied
with stainless steel on the critical
parts of the roller chain to prevent
corrosion.
All Hilman rollers incorporate
the endless chain principle,
whereby the rolls rotate about the
center plate of the frame. Taking
the place of an axle, this creates a
faster, smoother, more efficient
way of moving heavy weights than
any other surface moving method.
The Hilman roller is a low-pro-
file device that has a low coeffi-
cient of friction, thus can be rolled
with a minimum of force. There
are no bearings that would require
maintenance; therefore, under less
than ideal conditions, the rollers
are virtually free of maintenance.
This coupled with the high dura-
bility, makes their life expectancy
extremely favorable.
Booth No. 607 Circle 21 on RSC
INDIANA PORT
COMMISSION
The Indiana Port Commission
operates two public port facilities
on the Ohio River—Southwind
Maritime Centre and Clark Mari-
time Centre.
Southwind, at Mt. Vernon, Ind.,
continues its pattern of growth
with 1983 tonnage figures of
1,877,122 up 12 percent over 1982.
Dominant cargoes handled at this
facility were coal, beans, corn,
wheat, grain by-product, pipe, and
fertilizer. Southwind has more than
600 acres available for lease, with
full road and rail connections.
Clark Maritime Centre at Jef-
fersonville is Indiana's newest port
complex, scheduled to come on-
line in the fall of this year. With
excellent market geography and
rail access, interest in Clark from
potential maritime and industrial
tenants has been extraordinary.
Booth No. 304 Circle 22 on RSC
ISL
ISL (Industrial Service Labora-
tories) Corporation of St. Louis
will be displaying electronic test
equipment and controls. The in-
strumentation will include tem-
perature monitors and controls,
portable temperature indicators,
diesel engine thermocouples, tach-
ometer generators, tachometer in-
dicators, hand-held tachometers,
portable voltmeters, ammeters,
ohmmeters, calibrators and panel
meters.
ISL is involved in the sale, ser-
vice, and calibration of these in-
struments and many more. A val-
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