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LIQUID CARGO HANDLING EQUIPMENT —A Review—

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ALLWEILER

Allweiler Pump Inc., Rolling

Meadows, IL offers a broad range of positive displacement pumps for liquid cargo applications.

Self-priming progressive cavity pumps for horizontal or vertical ar- rangements can be used for han- dling water to liquid mud as well as viscous liquids even with high fi- brous or solid contents.

Allweiler also offers a self-priming double flow twin-geared screw pump with external hearings suit- able for horizontal, vertical or flange mount arrangements. The pump may be supplied with an optional built-on relief-valve. External bear- ing pumps may be used as cargo pumps for fresh water, borehole flushing water, chemicals, crude oil, asphalt, molasses, etc.

For free literature on Allweiler's full line of pumps for liquid cargo applications,

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AMERICAN UNITED

MARINE

American United Marine, Sau- gus, MA markets Hermetic® porta- ble cargo control equiment for oil/ water interface detection, cargo temperature detection, tank ullage gauging, dry tank dipping, etc.

The Hermetic® UTRI is a porta- ble, battery-powered, intrinsically safe ullage, temperature, oil/water interface detector. The unit can be used with either the one-inch or four-inch Hermetic deck valve by a quick disconnect coupling at the lower end.

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BAILEY

Bailey (division of CMB Indus- tries), of Fresno, CA has been a sup- plier of strainers and control valves to the marine market since 1924.

Bailey offers a range of pressure relief valves which provide intermit- tent relief service, in %- to 4-inch sizes. Pressure reducing valves (in %- to 6-inch sizes) provide accurate regulation of pressure.

Duplex strainers for applications where service cannot be interrupted are available in sizes % inch through 8 inches.

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Bailey valves and strainers for liq- uid cargo applications,

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DEUTSCH

Deutsch Metal Components, Los

Angeles, CA has developed Pyplok® pipe fittings, a fitting system which does not require welding.

Pyplok® fittings have a leak tight seal compatible with most fluids and gases. A float-in allowance minimizes pipe-end preparation during installation and the system is compatible with most pipe materi- als and schedules.

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HAMWORTHY

ENGINEERING

Hamworthy Engineering Ltd of

Poole, Dorset, UK, is a long estab- lished company specializing in the manufacture of centrifugal and screw pumps as well as air compres- sors, pollution control waste treat- ment systems, oily water separators and fuel oil blending units.

The company recently opened of- fices in New Orleans. The new

Hamworthy USA Inc., strengthens customer support facilities in the

U.S. as well as providing on-the- spot sales and technical assistance to customers.

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HAYWARD MARINE

Hayward Industrial Products,

Elizabeth, NJ manufactures a broad range of strainers, valves and fit- tings for all types of vessels and applications.

Hayward's engineered marine products are backed by technical and field assistance worldwide.

Hayward's line of liquid cargo han- dling products include: simplex, du- plex, fabricated & Y-strainers; Cu/

Ni strainers; vertical & inverted vent checks; PVR valves; angle car- go valves; etc.

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INGERSOLL-RAND

Ingersoll-Rand Pump Group,

Washington, NJ provides a com- plete line of pumps for marine ap- plications.

Drawing on extensive experience,

Ingersoll-Rand engineered pumps are designed for efficient operation and backed by ongoing research into reduced corrosion, longer service life, reduced maintenance, as well as the means of moving greater vol- umes at higher speed with less ener- gy-

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Rand Pump Group's complete line of liquid cargo pumps,

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JAMESBURY

Jamesbury Corporation, Worces- ter, MA, manufactures Wafer-

Sphere® high performance valves suitable for 2'/-inch and larger valve requirements.

The valves feature a flexible-lip

TFE seat which provides tight shut- off to 1480 psi in temperatures rang- ing from cryogenic to +500°F. They are compact, light and easy to in- stall. The Wafer-Sphere® valves of- fer corrosion resistance, a long cycle life, and easy, low cost mainte- nance.

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KUBOTA

Kubota, Inc. of Japan manufac- tures corrosion resistant and main- tenance-free KCP cargo oil pipe.

The pipe material, KCP-3L, was specially developed for cargo oil pipe and has a much greater resis- tance to corrosion due to seawater, crude oil, etc., than other pipe mate- rials. Kubota can supply straight pipe, elbow and coupling as a pipe- line system with three kinds of stan- dard (JlS-Japan, ISO-Europe, and

ANSI-American).

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KCP cargo oil pipe,

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MARINE MOISTURE

CONTROL

Marine Moisture Control, In- wood, NY supplies complete porta- ble tank-gauging systems.

MMC liquid level triple function tape, the Tri-III-Mode reads dry- ness and interface to within % inch of the tank bottom with extreme accuracy. The horn is silent in the temperature mode. An improved and proven tape-wiping mechanism is included to insure continued easy reading, and temperatures are shown on a large LCD readout.

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MEGATOR

Megator's line of marine pumps include equipment capable of han- dling liquid of low or high viscosity.

The Pittsburgh, PA-based company offers rapid self-priming, high suc- tion pumps with low maintenance costs due to simple construction and single cover access.

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MUELLER STEAM

SPECIALTY

A complete line of strainers, check valves, butterfly valves and needle valves is manufactured by

Mueller Steam Specialty and dis- tributed by Marine Piping Products of New Hyde Park, NY.

All types of body or trim materi- als are offered in a wide range of sizes, pressure ratings and end con- nections. Each piece is hydrostati- cally tested before shipment. Test reports and physical certifications are available on all items.

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NEWMANs

Tulsa, OK-based Newman's, Inc., offers several lines of valves for ma- rine applications.

A full line of international marine valves, marketed under the brand name NEWCO, are available in a size range from 2 to 24 inches in gate, globe, angle and check types.

The company also offers a bolted bonnet and pressure seal series of valves. The bolted bonnet is avail- able in a size range from 2 to 24 inches in gates, globes and checks.

A full line of NEWCO ball valves is designed specifically for high reli- ability in the oil, gas, petrochemical, and related industries. The ball valves are manufactured according to API 6D and fire-safe design stan- dards.

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Newman's NEWCO valves,

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PITTSBURGH BRASS

MANUFACTURING

Pittsburgh Brass Manufacturing of frwin, PA, markets a complete range of two-way bronze valves in a choice of alloys with any type of 114

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