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April, 1917 THE MARINE REVIEW WEST SHOU SE TARA, EQUIPMENT ee Westinghouse Marine Equipment. Marine Turbines and Reduction Gears, Condensers and Aux- iliaries, Leblanc Air Ejectors, Leblanc Ice and Refrigerating Systems and Turbine- Westing Marine Equipme! Driven Lighting Sets. ie ea <e a : av alman ge The Single-Screw Tank Steamer ‘‘ Malmanger”’ is equip- ped with 2500 S. H. P. Westinghouse Cross-Compound Tur- bines and Double Reduction Gears, and Westinghouse Con- densers and Auxiliaries. = rrr ts 2 reliminary trials made January sol, the perform- : ance of this equipment was found highly satisfactory. The manouvering performance was excellent. The pro- pelling machinery reversed from full-speed ahead to full-speed astern in twenty-two seconds, and was found very responsive to all bridge signals. De Vacuum averaged 29 inches throughout the trial. The Gears operated smoothly and quietly. The ‘‘Malmanger’’ is the first of a large number of ships che Chester Shipbuilding Company is equipping with Westing- house Propelling Machinery. The Westinghouse Machine Company, Washington, D. C.--East Pittsburgh, Pa. Hunt, Mirk & Co., San Francisco—Seattle. Please mention THE MARINE REvIEwW when writing to Advertisers