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Rolls-Royce Renames Holding Company For Canadian Operations Rolls-Royce Holdings Canada Limited, which controls the activi- ties of the Rolls-Royce Group in that country, has been renamed Rolls-Royce Industries Canada Inc. According to company chairman W.J. Mandry, "This new name WATER-IN-OIL EMULSIFICATION S/S R&D, INC. 1050 State Street Perth Amboy, N.J. 08862 (201)826-1200 This patented ABS, USCG and ASME approved unit was devel- oped to improve combustion, re- duce vanadium, O2 & SO3 in boilers and diesel engines, any type fuel. INSTALLATION: May be ac- complished in 36 hours. START-UP: System will start au- tomatically, adjust its emulsion pressure and % of water injec- tion. EXCESS AIR: May be reduced by 1/3, reducing vanadium depos- its, Sulphur Dioxide upgrading to Sulphur Trioxide and O2. COMBUSTION: The micro ex plosion of water droplets reduces fuel to micro particles produc- ing a more complete combustion, VANADIUM: Deposits are se- verely reduced without the use of fuel additives. SAVINGS: 2% to 3% in fuel con- sumption plus 1% to 2% in main- tenance. WARRANTY: One (1) year on material and workmanship. PAYBACK: A system consuming 100 tons of #6 fuel/day will pay for itself and installation in 90 days. offers a far more specific and de- scriptive identity for Rolls-Royce's diverse Canadian operations." The three wholly owned compa- nies forming Rolls-Royce Industries Canada have current annual sales of $188 million and a work force of more than 2,000. They comprise: Rolls-Royce Industrial & Marine Limited based in Montreal, which provides field support for the R-R range of marine and industrial gas turbines in Canada; Rolls-Royce (Canada) Limited, also in Montreal, providing engine repair and over- haul services for aircraft; and Bris- tol Aerospace Limited based in Winnipeg, whose products include engine and airframe components. Johnson Appointed Director Of Marketing For Bulkfleet Marine Thomas J. Johnson has been named director of marketing for Bulkfleet Marine Corporation, an operating unit of the Houston-based Signet Corporation, J. Barry Snyder, president and CEO of Sig- net, announced recently. Mr. Johnson will supervise mar- keting activities and will be involved in new business development and acquisitions for Signet Marine Group, of which Bulkfleet is a part. He will also oversee marketing ser- vices for the parent corporation. His previous experience includes technical engineering and market- ing positions with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Designers & Planners Inc., Delaval Turbine Company, Foster Wheeler Corpora- tion, and Tacoma Boatbuilding Company. He is a graduate of Texas A&M University's Maritime Acade- my with a degree in marine engi- neering. Catton, Fleming And Rogaski Promoted At Drew Ameroid Marine J. F. Catton R. K. Fleming R. E. Rogaski Thomas A. Cuomo, group vice president of Drew Ameroid Marine, recently announced three executive appointments. Frank Catton has been named staff vice president, responsible for the development of new business opportunities in the worldwide ma- rine industry. Robert K. Fleming has been appointed regional vice president, Northern European Region. Most recently vice president of market- ing, he will now be responsible for the sales and administrative activi- ties in the North Europe area. Robert E. 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