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The Therma-Stor uses no electricity or fuel yet it
makes so much hot water it will practically put your
hot water heater out of business.
It has no moving parts and no special ventilation yet
completely eliminates troublesome fan cooling con
densers from your bulk tank system, reduces cold
weather compressor starting problems, improves hot
weather cooling efficiency, extends compressor life.
The Therma-Stor saves the milk heat that common
bulk systems throw away.
a. Because hot refrigerant from compressors flows
to the Therma-Stor instead of to an air cooled con
denser. The Therma-Stor transfers heat from the
refrigerant to cold water and the cold water rapidly
. becomes hot water.
4. You get about a gallon of 110 degree water for every
gallon of milk produced and cooled.
a. Almost immediately after you begin milking, the
Therma-Stor has 110 degree water available.
Production of the 110 degree water continues during
and after milking until all the milk has been cooled
down. If 110 degrees isn’t exactly the temperature you
want, you can adjust the regulator from 100 degrees to
_ 125 degrees.
5. After milking the Therma-Stor will store up to 140
gallon of hot water at two different temperatures all by
itself. The Therma-Stor will deliver up to 90 gallon of
110 degree water, that’s more than enough for the after
milking needs of many dairy operations. Of course,
extra storage tanks can be added if warranted by your
operation. With every milking the Therma-Stor also
produces and stores 50 gallon of hot water at anywhere
from 140 degrees to 165 degrees. The exact tem
perature readied by this 50 gallon depends upon your
total Horse Power and the compressor running time
from the time you start milking.
a. For Example: If you have two 3 Horse Power
compressors that usually run for 2 hours at milking
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time, by the time the compressors shut off you can
expect 50 gallons of 165 degree water. There are
separate outlets for the 110 degree and 165
degree water. That means you can wash your
pipeline and perform general cleanup at the
same time aU with the hot water from the
• Therma-Stor.
0. But virtually free hot water is only one reason for
owning a Therma-Stor since you won’t have any fan
cooled condensers, you can forget about a major cause
of costly Compressor failure: burned out fan motors
and there won’t be any dirty fins to unclog. Unlike fan
cooled condensers, the Therma-Stor has no special
ventilation requirements so compressors can be
located indoors. Cold weather starting problems are all
but eliminated. Compressors will perform better in hot
weather, too, by using cold water for condensing in
stead of hot summer air. The Therma-Stor reduces
compressor head pressure bringing about increasec
cooling capacity and a reduced load on the com
pressor. The results are faster milk cooling and longer
compressor life. Increased cooling system’s liability,
better performance, less maintenance and lower
repair costs. That’s a hefty package of benefits on top
of all the lower utility bills you’ll receive when you own
~ a Therma-Stor.
/. You also get Hie worry free reliability of stainless steel
construction.
a. It wouldn’t make sense to design a product that
improved your codling system’s reliability and then
make that product in a way, that would create a
reliability problem. So, we didn’t: the storage and heat
exchanging sections of the Therma-Stor are made
entirely of stainless steel. Instead of corrosion
problems due to adverse local water conditions, you
get peace of mind because your Therma-Stor will still
be trouble free and going strong years after it had paid
for itself.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 5, 1976
Pesticide labelled
improperly
ANNAPOLIS, Md. The
wrong label on several
hundred cans of insecticide
has resulted in an order from
the Maryland Department of
Agriculture to the
manufacturer to take the
material back at his ex
pense.
David Shriver, supervisor
of Pesticide Regulations for
MDA, reports he discovered
approximately 1,000 gallons
of Toxaphene insecticide on
the Eastern Shore which had
been distributed to several
agricultural aviators who
planned to use it to control
armyworm infestations in
small grain crops.
“The problem in this case
is that the material was
labeled only for use on
cotton,” Shriver said.
“Maryland does not produce
cotton and thus, the material
as labeled was illegal for use
in this state.”
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Shriver instructed the
agricultural aviators not to
use the product. The
distributor who has supplied
it to them was ordered to
take the material and the
manufacturer, Tifton
Chemical Company of Tif
ton, Georgia, was contacted.
They agreed to arrange
return shipment of the
product at (heir expense.
“This case serves as a
reminder that all people who
use, sell, and buy pesticides
must read the label on the
product before they act. The
label is law. If the product is
not labeled for use as the
prospective user has in
mind, then they should not
use it,” Shriver said.
Persons with questions
concerning pesticide
labeling in Maryland may
obtain answers by calling
Shriver’s office at 301-454-
4635.
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