February 21, 1913.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

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INDUCED DRAFT FAN

IS A GOOD INVESTMENT

HTHE power to drive the Fan
* varies from 3/4ths to 2 °/0
of the total power generated,
while the saving frequently
amounts to from 15 to 20 °/0.

Send for

Catalogue

IS E.

THE cost of a “Sirocco”
Induced Draft Plant is
about 30 to 40 °/0 of that of a
chimney of equal capacity.

INCREASES the steaming
capacity of existing boilers
and thereby increases the
Works production.

REDUCES the Coal Bill be-
cause cheaper coal can be
used than with natural draft.

PERMITS the use of the
waste heat in the flue
gases by means of economisers,
superheaters, &c.



TURBON.

The LATEST^ THING in FANS.

Equally suitable for Mine Ventilation, forced and induced
draught, or any other purpose.

Great strength, simplicity and silence.

Highest efficiency. Perfect balance at all speeds.

Suitable for all pressures.

Resists high temperatures without distortion.

No rivets in blades.

Manufactured by THE WADDLE PATENT FAN CO. LTD.,
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TURBON PATENT FAN CO. LTD.,

LLANELLY.

WAILES, DOVE & Co.’s

Patent BITUMASTIC Solution

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PERMANENT PROTECTION FROM
CORROSION TO ALL IRONWORK.

A BRILLIANT BLACK COLOUR.	SUPPLIED READY FOR USE.

EASILY APPLIED BY UNSKILLED LABOUR.
CHEAPER THAN ORDINARY OXIDE PAINTS, OWING TO ITS
GREATER COVERING CAPACITY AND LASTING QUALITIES.

WRITE FOR PAMPHLET OF FULL PARTICULARS TO-
Head Office—NEWCASTLE-QN-TYNE.
Also at London, Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Cardiff, Birmingham, Leeds,
Hull, &c.
Every Office on the Telephone	- Telegrams “BITUMASTIC.”

PLOWRIGHT BROS. LTD.,

Brampton Iron Works, Chesterfield.

Speciality-

COAL SCREENING & CONVEYING.

SECTION OF SCREENING PLANT AT BENTLEY COLLIERY, DONCASTER,

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CONSIDERABLY OVER

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Estimates and Designs on application.

dgent for South Wales: A. LEIGHTON STEVENS, 15, Fields Bead, Newport, Mon.

WORK IN
BRITAIN
COLONIES.

Brussels Exhibition : “ Grand Prix:” Allahabad, 1910.
Roubaix Exhibition, 1911: “Grand Prix.”

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Sheltered Seat Trycock

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- For -

WATER GAUGES.

SPECIFY FIG. 6685.

Sent on Approval.

Fig. 6685.

ADVANTAGES

NO ASBESTOS PACKING
TROUBLES.

No plugs to work loose
and leave the packing faces,
causing cutting and leakage.

No circular action to cause
grooving.

Easy method of operating,
as there is no packing fric-
tion to overcome.

Is not affected by expan-
sion.

Large outlet for discharge
of sediment, &c.

Self Cleansing.

Main valve opened and
closed at atmospheric pres-
sure, which overcomes the
cutting action of the steam
and water at the point of
opening and closing.

VALVE AND SEAT OF

HOPKINSONS “PUTNAM”

METAL,
which does not cut and score
like gunmetal & other alloys.

Upwards of 500 tons of Standard Steel Castings kept In stock.
We can give immediate delivery of iron and steel valves.

Write for ilustrated specifications and catalogues free.

J. HOPKINSON & C9 L9 Huddersfield.

Matter* of Patent Safety Boiler Mountings and Valves
For High Pressure Superheated Steam, High-class Exhaust and Water Sluice
Valves for Condensing Plants, &c., Automatic Exhaust Valves, Reducing
Valves, Steam Traps, &c., &c.

Depots and Showrooms—London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Cardiff.
No. 2S6. Oldham, Blackpool, Paris & St. Petersburg.