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1 I 2-POLE

BITTS 10" 14" 20"

IN STOCK

THE BOSTON METALS COMPANY 313 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. 21202

Marine Warehouse (301) 752-1077

TWX: 710-234-1637

FOR SALE

C4-S-A1 TYPE CARGO SHIP EQUIPMENT

FROM BETHLEHEM-BUILT EX-"YORKMAR" • ROTOR: 400 KW Worthington-Moore

Steam Turbine • TURBINE: Type S-6-6097 RPM-7-Stage —very good condition—with ABS • REDUCTION GEAR: 14x10-6097/1200

RPM—with ABS

FROM BETHLEHEM-SPARROWS POINT

BUILT TANKER 13,750 HP • L.P. ROTOR: Built by Bethlehem - 21 - stage- 6250 HP at 2100 RPM - weight 27,725 lbs. • TURBO GENERATOR: 400 KW DE LAVAL-

WESTING HOUSE

TURBINE: De Laval-585# 840°-type

CD-5905 RPM — 7-stage

GEAR: Type KD - 5905/ 1200 RPM

GENERATOR: Westinghouse — Frame 6-39-1 1 - 400-KW

WILL SELL ROTOR-GEAR-STATIONARY

BLADING ELECTRIC GENERATOR

COMPONENTS SEPARATELY • FROM WESTINGHOUSE 400 KW TURBO

GENERATOR SET.

TURBINE: 1 0A4462-4—901 3 RPM-lnstr.

Book 1430-C-36 — Rotor and stationary blading available

GOVERNOR: Available

GENERATOR: Westinghouse Model 66- 39-11 - #3547P706

GEAR: Sold

ALL THE ABOVE AVAILABLE AS PARTS

CONDENSER TUBES

New — 1 10, each 26' long

FULLY RECONDITIONED PUMPS

READY WITH ABS • 1 Aux. Vertical Centrifugal Condensate - size 1 ViCVl 1 - 40 GPM - 191' head.

Motor available: 10 HP - 1750 RPM - 440/3/60 • Fire and General Service Pump • Wash Water Pump 83/21 HP FORCED DRAFT FAN MOTOR

Form 505 • Westinghouse — Frame 505 — 83/21

HP - 440/3/60 - 99.5/39.5 amps - 1766/885 RPM — 24-hr. duty - temp. 40°C. In stock. ABS ready.

THE BOSTON METALS COMPANY 313 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. 21202

Marine Warehouse (301) 752-1077

TWX: 710-234-1637

Commission Destroyer USS Scott

Third Ship In A New Class

USS Scott, the third ship of the four guided missile destroyers Ingalls Shipbuilding is building for the Navy.

The third ship in a new class of U.S. Navy guided missile destroyers, the most formid- able surface ships of their size now joining the Navy, was commissioned recently at

Ingalls Shipbuilding Division of Litton In- dustries, Pascagoula, Miss.

An additional ship of the class, USS

Chandler (DDG 996), is nearing completion.

The first destroyer, the USS Kidd (DDG 993), was commissioned in June and is pres- ently assigned to the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, based at Norfolk, Va. The USS Callaghan (DDG 994) was commissioned in August and is based in San Diego, Calif., with the Pacific

Fleet.

Based on the proven design of the Ingalls- built Spruance-class destroyers, which began joining the fleet in 1975, the Scott is a mul- timission ship, able to operate offensively or defend against simultaneous air, surface, and subsurface attacks.

The ship is 563 feet long, with a 55 foot beam, and displaces 9,200 tons. The crew consists of 28 officers and 320 enlisted men.

Ingalls is also building the U.S. Navy's new class of Ticonderoga guided missile cruisers. When deployed in early 1983, the first of these ships will carry the Aegis weapons system, the most sophisticated air defense system in the world. The first ship,

Ticonderoga (CG 47), was christened by

Mrs. Ronald Regan in May. t

SAN FRANCISCO'S NEW PIER 41 termi- nal at Fisherman's Wharf now houses head- quarters offices and operations center for the Red and White Fleet's Bay Cruise

Lines. The $4.5-million facility includes ad- ministrative and ticket offices, gift shop, snack bar, catering kitchen, plus new docks, public viewing decks, public rest rooms, and landscaped park areas. Constructed as part of the city's north waterfront revitalization plan, the terminal will be the embarkation point for the seven-vessel Red and White

Fleet's Alcatraz and Angel Island tours, and charter service for party and tour groups.

The Red and White Fleet serves more than two million passengers annually, including daily Tiburon ferry commute service to the city's Ferry Building terminal.

Nuclear Attack Submarine La Jolla

Commissioned At New London

Commissioning ceremonies for the high- speed nuclear-powered attack submarine USS

La Jolla (SSN 701) were held recently at the

Naval Submarine Base, New London, Conn.

The La Jolla — named after the city in

California — is the ninth of the Los Angeles- class attack submarines to have been built and launched by the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics, Groton, Conn.

Officials from the namesake city and from the State of California attended the cere- mony. Mrs. Shirley Haughey Wilson, wife of Congressman Bob Wilson, was the spon- sor. Representative Clair W. Burgener was the main speaker.

The keel of the submarine was laid Octo- ber 16, 1976, and the vessel was launched on August 11, 1979. The 360-foot-long ship displaces 6,900 tons when submerged. She is capable of speeds in excess of 20 knots and carries a crew of 127 officers and men.

NEW - UNUSED

SUMP OR LOW PRESSURE

DRAIN PUMPS

Bronze — 40 GPM @ 40PSI. 2" Discharge — single impeller — CW rotation — 32" from deck plate to base. Complete with flotation equipment. Totally en- closed SHP 440/3/60 1725 RPM motor. Repair parts for motor & pump included.

THE BOSTON METALS COMPANY 313 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. 21202

Marine Warehouse (301) 752-1077

TWX: 710-234-1637

A.C CAPSTAN 10,000 LBS @ 40 FPM

Totally enclosed 10 HP 440/3/60 1750 RPM motor.

Barrell working area: top 11W diameter — bottom 13" diameter — over a 9" span. Deck space required 36" X 41". Total height 34".

THE BOSTON METALS COMPANY 313 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. 21202

Marine Warehouse (301) 752-1077

TWX: 710-234-1637

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