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Westinghouse Teams With

Sulzer Escher Wyss On

CP Propeller Effort

The Westinghouse Marine Divi- sion, in Sunnyvale, Calif., and Sulzer

Escher Wyss, based in Ravensburg,

Germany, have reached an agree- ment for Westinghouse to market and manufacture large, high-horse- power controllable pitch (CP) pro- pellers in the U.S. The agreement also includes Jorgensen Forge, of

Seattle, Wash., an active Sulzer

Escher Wyss licensee. Westinghouse intends to manufacture these pro- pellers for the U.S. Navy's Strategic

Sealift program, as well as other

Navy ships, Westinghouse officials announced. Westinghouse/Escher

Wyss CP propellers will be capable of propelling ships up to 50,000 hp per propeller shaft. Escher Wyss

CP propellers are U.S. Navy-quali- fied up to this horsepower level.

Approximately 25 percent of the world's fleet and virtually all major naval vessels are driven by CP pro- pellers. Controllable pitch propel- lers are also widely used for moving

One of the Escher Wyss CP propeller models which will be manufactured by Westinghouse's Marine

Division under a new joint agreement.

RoRo's, containerships, ferries and fishing vessels. The propellers are capable of responding to varying operating conditions by altering the blade pitch hydraulically, and accu- rately maintaining the pitch set,

USCG APPROVED the Humphrey

SEWAGE TREATMENT

CERTIFIED PROTECTION FOR THE FUTURE

TYPE II, MARINE

SANITATION DEVICES

U.S.C.G. CERT. NOS. 159.15/1054/1/II 159.15/1054/2/II 159.15/1054/3/III

SMALL RUGGED

AFFORDABLE

THE Model 12 (two compenents)

Designed for vessels with limited space

Sizes:

F-12 Filter: 12 l/2"lxl2 l/2"h

D-12 Digestor: 27"lxl5"wxl2"h

Weight: 401bs. dry, 1151bs. wet

Power: low draw 12 volt system drawing 6 amps or 110 volt drawing 10 amps

Unique Simple Process

Sewage flows from the head directly into the

Digestor(s) where it makes its way through a series of baffles. It is broken down and dissolved by natural bacterial action during this stage.

The resulting liquid (effluent) is then pumped through the Filter and passes through the chlorinator, where the final stage of purification and deodorization takes place.

Upkeep simply requires an addition of the Humphrey

Activator flushed through the head periodically, a spot check on the chlorine pellets and filter. Thats it,

No Muss, No Fuss!

Models available for any crew size

NABRICO— winches hatches & deck fittings

This compact Sewage

Treatment system emits clear and odorless dis- charge better than the

TYPE HI, no doscharge devices, which requires the use of pump out facilities that are inade- quate across the country.

THE Model 1 OA (three compenents)

Sizes:

F-l Filter: 12 l/2"lxl5"wxl2"h

D-l & D-2 Digestor: 27"lxl5"wxl2"h

Weight: 661bs. dry, 2251bs. wet

Power:

Available in 12VorllOV 6 or 10 amp draw

J|HBf

Approved

Barge Lights

PROPELLERS & NOZZLES

Up to 120" dia. — We ship anywhere

BYRNE, RICE & TURNER, INC. 1172 Camp Street

New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 1-800-725-3787 or 504-525-7137

FAX: 504-525-6303 providing for more efficient opera- tion and excellent maneuverability.

A CP propeller allows for the most efficient engine operation at both full and partial loads.

This agreement provides a source for American-made CP propellers and positions Westinghouse as a U.S. source for complete marine diesel propulsion systems, including

Westinghouse/Sulzer diesel engines, reduction gears, line shafting and

CP propellers. Westinghouse has a long-standing reputation as a world- class designer and manufacturer of complete ship propulsion systems.

Jorgensen Forge is also included in the agreement as a source of forg- ing and machining of shafts, shaftline components and other equipment, as well as support for

CP propellers. Westinghouse is also pursuing low- and medium-speed diesel marine propulsion engine op- portunities in the sealift program and for U.S. commercial ships, un- der a separate agreement with New

Sulzer Diesel of Switzerland.

For more information about

Westinghouse Marine,

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Ametek Denmark Receives

Lloyds Approval For Monitor

Ametek Denmark's Water Moni- tor has received approval from

Lloyd's Register of Shipping.

Ametek Denmark can now offer their water in oil monitor with approvals from Norske Veritas, Bureau Veritas or Lloyd's.

The water monitor is developed to survey lube oil systems and hy- draulic oil systems for engines, tur- bines, gears, etc. It measures on line the water content in the oil up to 10 times per hour.

The system has two alarm limits which can be used for alarm without any interference on the operation or/and an alarm with a shutdown function. This enables the engineer to keep track of any water intruding into the system on a much more frequent basis than the weekly manual test, thus preventing a sys- tem breakdown and the associated repair expenses.

For more information about

Ametek Denmark,

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Litton 406 MHz EPIRBs

Meet GMDSS Requirements

Safety at

Litton

Litton EPIRBs provide the location and identity of your ship in distress to search & rescue forces anywhere in the world via the COSPAS/SARSAT satellite system.

Litton's Category I model automatically deploys when submerged, or can be manually deployed. The Category II is a small, compact version that is manually deployed.

Incorporating the latest in satellite position-indicating technology, Litton's EPIRBs are available for immediate delivery, and are approved by COSPAS/SARSAT, U.S.,

CANADA, U.K., AUSTRALIA and other countries World

Wide.

For more information,

Contact:

Litton Special Devices 750 West Sproul Road

Springfield, PA 19064

U.S. & Canada 1-800-328-0948

I nternational 1 -215-328-4000

FAX 1-215-328-4016

Special Devices

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