Atomic Power

By Staff
Published on November 1, 1962
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Picture of my No. 200 H.P. generator on test block showing temperature and pressure on natural gas. Top left gauge 450 P.S.I. Top center gauge 475 degrees temperature at the generator. Lower temperature gauge superheat 700 degrees.
Picture of my No. 200 H.P. generator on test block showing temperature and pressure on natural gas. Top left gauge 450 P.S.I. Top center gauge 475 degrees temperature at the generator. Lower temperature gauge superheat 700 degrees.
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This picture taken at Santa Maria, Calif., is a No. 200 modified high pressure steam generator applied to a heavy crude No. 8 oil well 2200 feet in depth. Entry at 475 degrees temp., return 180 degrees. Increase of production in well 3 barrels to 1.
This picture taken at Santa Maria, Calif., is a No. 200 modified high pressure steam generator applied to a heavy crude No. 8 oil well 2200 feet in depth. Entry at 475 degrees temp., return 180 degrees. Increase of production in well 3 barrels to 1.

DESCRIPTION OF THE LAWLER SYSTEM

The generation of high pressure steam and the corresponding
temperature so essential to the adequate heating of the deeper
producing zones is accomplished by the Lawler Model 100-A steam
generator. This generator is an entirely different design than any
other boiler or steam generator available for commercial use. It is

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