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KING-GAGE® LevelPRO

Multiple Tank Level Processors

Continuous measurement of multiple ballast and shipboard service tanks.

Total volume and/or tank depth

Durable corrosion proof housing

Digital communications output

KING-GAGE® LiquiSeal

Liquid Level Transmitter

Rugged marine liquid level sensor for ballast/cargo/service tanks or draft measurement.

Electronic or pneumatic output

Proven air purge principle

Externally mounted

Tank Level

Indication for the

Marine and

Offshore

Oil/Gas

Industries

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Analog LED column graphically displays tank level as total volume and/or depth.

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Electric Boat, for use in the building of submarines will be completed three months ahead of schedule.

In The Beginning

LASOX cutting is the result of 13 years research by Dr. Jack Gabzdyl.

BOC's market development manager at the U.K.-based Fabrication

Technology Center in

Wolverhampton and Dr. Bill O'Neill formerly of the University of

Liverpool, and now working at the

Institute of Manufacturing at the

University of Cambridge, UK. BOC

Gases awarded O'Neill a Royal

Society Industrial Research

Fellowship to conduct a four-year study on laser cutting in 1990 - the outcome of his work being the

LASOX process. O'Neill had been working on the thick section cutting

Nozzle exit plane

In this region surface temperature > ignition point Gas jet foolprint

Laser beam footprint

A schematic of the process configuration.

Introducing

A Better Way to Treat

Bilge Water...

Westfalia Separator Bilge

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