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New Tube-Cleaning Unit

Announced By Goodway —Literature Available

With the high cost of energy it has become more important than ever to clean tubes in condensers and heat exchangers on a regu- lar schedule. Goodway Tools Cor- poration has developed the Ream-

A-Matic machine featuring an electric motor that turns a flex- ible shaft inside a nylon casing and ejects a water jet at the cleaning tool. This keeps the cut- ting tool or brush clean at all times and flushes out loosened de- posits. The flexible shaft incor- porates a quick disconnect cou- pling and can be supplied in vari- ous sizes to clean tubes from 5/16 to 1 inch in diameter and up to 100 feet long.

Goodway's new Model RAM-3 detaches from the dolly and has a handle for carrying into tight areas. The motor is turned on and off by a footswitch, and a solenoid valve is activated to pro- vide automatic water feed. The self-contained Ream-A-Matic re- quires no special skills, and can

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Products, a sailor and a man who understands the need for quality marine products and the follow- through in their applications. Dan and his crew at

Hayward look forward to the challenge of today's marine market and the new applications for tomorrow.

Hayward Marine Products include . . . • PRESSURE-VACUUM RELIEF VALVES • VENT

CHECK VALVES • BASKET STRAINERS • VALVE

OPERATING STANDS • DECK COVER • SUCTION

BELLMOUTHS • ANGLE CARGO VALVES • DECK

DRAINS • ULLAGE COVERS • DECK ACCESS

BOXES • DECK PLUGS and other valves and fittings.

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OMNITHRUSTER DOES IT ALL! • Thrusts with nozzles out of water in rough seas: vertical systems only. • No protrusions ... no change in hull shape.

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Northern Radio Announces

New Line Of SSB Units —Literature Available

Northern Radio Company has recently introduced a new fully synthesized, moderately priced line of quality SSB/HF radios.

Designated the N830 and the

N835, these radios provide the user with 1.6-9 MHz and 1.6-18

MHz frequency ranges, respec- tively. Providing 150 watts of power (100 watts optional), ad- vanced automatic squelch, speech processing, and 24-channel fre- quency selection, these units pos- sess an unusual array of features in a one-half cubic foot package.

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William Turner Named

Vice President For

Ryan-Walsh Stevedoring

William J. Turner Jr. has been named by Ryan-Walsh Stevedor- ing Company, Inc. as vice presi- dent and managing director for its recently leased bulk terminal in New Orleans. He has extensive bulk handling experience reach- ing back several decades. Since 1977, he has been managing di- rector of Ormet Corporation's

Burnside Bulk Terminal, located approximately half-way between

New Orleans and Baton Rouge.

In 1951, he joined the Port of

Stockton (Calif.) as manager of freight warehouse and operations.

In 1974, he was appointed port director, guiding a staff and port activities of various commercial and industrial facilities serving shipping-related businesses.

Mr. Turner's first responsibili- ties will be initial reactivation of the New Orleans Bulk Terminal, which has been inactive since pre- vious contract management ex- pired in September 1980. He will be working under the direction of

Robert R. Barkerding Sr., senior vice president of Ryan-Walsh in

New Orleans, and John L. McCar- ron Jr., executive vice president of Ryan-Walsh at its corporate offices in Mobile, Ala.

Ryan-Walsh plans to handle various bulk commodities com- patible with the systems at the bulk terminal, which it is com- mitted to improve and modernize with emphasis on coal and ores.

The company expects to handle between 1.5 and 2 million tons during the first of the five years of the present contract, with ton- nage rising to the 3.5 to 4-million ton range by the fifth year. 18 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News