Worthington

Glossary ofiWeighing Terms, A Practical Guide to the Terminology ofiWeighing Metder-Toledo Inc., Worthington, Ohio, 1994. 

M. A. WiUiams, Keeping It All Together The Preservation and Care of Historic Eumiture, Ohio Antique Review, Worthington, Ohio, 1988. 

P. Jackson, Introduction to Expert Systemss Addison-Wesley, Worthington, UK, 1986. 

Davis, H., Effects of Reciprocating Compressor Valve Design on Performance and Reliability, Presented at Mechanical Engineers, London, England, October 13, 1970 (Reprint, Worthington Corp., Buffalo, NY). 

Brenoel, M. and R.A. Brown. Remediation of a Leaking Underground Storage Tank with Enhanced Bioreclamation. In Proc. 5th National Symposium and Exposition on Aquifer Restoration and Groundwater Monitoring, National Water Well Association, Worthington, Ohio, 1985. pp. 527. 

Figure 3-19B. The three sealing points in mechanical seals. (By permission, T. J. Sniffen, Power and Fluids, Winter 1958, Worthington Corp.)...

Figure 3-67. Duplex double-acting plunger pump, power driven. (Courtesy Worthington Corp.)...

Carter, R. and I. J. Karassik, Basic Factors in Centrifugal Pump Application and Basic Factors in Preparing A Centrifugal Pump Inquiry, Reprint RP-477, Worthington Corp., Harri.son, N.J., reprinted from Water and Sewage Works magazine. 

Sniffen, T.J., Mechanical Seals From A to Z Power and Fluids, Winter, Worthington Corp., 1958, Harrison, N.J. 

Figure 6-26A. Size ejector for 20 psig steam consumption, single stages, 3"-10" Hg abs. By permission, Worthington Corp.

Figure 6-26B. Steam consumption factor. By permission, Worthington Corp.

Freneau, Philip, Steam-Jet Air Ejectors, Power, May, June, July, 1945, Worthington Corp., RP-284. 

Steamjel Ejector Application Handbook, Bulletin W-205-E21, 1955, Worthington Corp. 

Charls, J., Jr, Refrigeration Principles and Partial Applications in Oil Refineries, Worthington Corp., Harrison, NJ, technical paper RP-468, Feb. 1950,... 

Figure 12-2A. Sectional assembly, Worthington singie-stage, beit-driven air compressor showing construction of air cyiinder and running gear. (Used by permission Bui. L-600-B9. Dresser-Rand Company.

A typical Worthington BDC plate valve in closed position. All passageways, lift clearances, springs and plates have been dynamically designed and individually selected for maximum flow efficiencies. The individual spring plate valve offers both efficiency and reliability advantages over valves that have flexing strips or plates. 

Figure 12-14A. Compressibility factor for gases, Part 1 of 5. (Used by permission Worthington research bui. P-7637 1949. Dresser-Rand Company. Aii rights reserved.)...

Used and compiled by permission Plain Talks on Air and Gas Compression, Fourth of Series, Worthington. Dresser-Rand Corporation. Also compiled by permission from Reciprocating Compressor Calculation Data, 1956. Dresser-Rand Corporation. 

Used by permission Feather Valve Compressor Selection Handbook, Worthington bul. L-600-B16. Dresser-Rand Company. 

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