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Thursday, February 5, 1959
The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Indoor Facility Approved for Cooling Tower
A versatile indoor facility for
cooling' tower research and test
ing has been improved at the
Texas Engineering Station to ac
comodate intensive investigative
endeavors in the interest of bet
ter px-oduct performance. Located
at the Cooling Tower Laboratory,
it operates as one of the several
laboratories of the station’s heat
power group.
The indoor facility consists of a
2-foot square, counterflow, forced-
draft tower and a recently added
cross-flow tower.
The cross-flow tower, is approxi
mately two feet wide and three
feet high inside.
The counter-flow tower is con
structed in three interchangeable
sections three feet in height which
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MILK CHOCOLATE BUTTER LAYERS 49c
Sixty Now Enrolled
can be assembled in packing
neights of 3, b, or 9 feet. All com
ponents Of eitxier tower are equip
ped with water seais to eliminate
the need for gaskets and to aiiow
rapid changes in the tower ar
rangement.
The two towers are operated
separately, using the same me-
cnanicai equipment, controls and
measuring devices.
bteam humidification equipment
is instaiieu in tile air entrance to
uie test lacility for controlling the
wet duid temperature oi tne en
tering air auove tnat of anioient.
Controls and refrigeration equip
ment for controlling tne dry bum
and wet bmb temperatures of the
entering air bemw tnat or amuient
aie planned.
Tne refrigeration equipment will
be available also for otner special
tests requiring controlled air tem
perature ana Humidity conditions.
rhe indoor lacility is designed
specnicany tor experimental moa-
ei testing in conjunction with tne
researcn program, nowever, tne
test sections are large enougn to
be used in cooling tower develop
ment and for obtaining design in
formation for manuracturers of
the smaller capacity towers. The
water supply system of the facility
has been modified and utilized in
performance tests of over 25
“packaged towers” from 3 to 20
tons capacity. Special arrange
ments qan be made to permit per-*
formapce tests of towers whose
capacity is in excess of 20- tons
The* i
mented 1
s,radar rese&«m,,a f ;
deavors on ( .
The Cooli
where work ,
Fluker. and ^Gfgnn F. Hallett,
Physically Handicapped Ags
Get Personal PE Training
The physically handicapped stu-
aeni is no longer consignea to trie
role of mere onlooker in tne physi
cal education program at rvouu.
Jtie nas his own program, one
that is planned to fit his own in
dividual neeus and conaition, and
one tnat trains him to locus his
attention, not on nis disaoility,
out on tne development of his abili
ties.
: Students at A&M are required
to taxe four semesters or physi
cal education, tne oujective or tne I
program Deing to provide each
ooy with an opportunity to develop
skin in tne perrormance of a wiue
range of activities m wmcn he
may participate in aault me for
recreation ana physical fitness.
iiut vnere was one hitch in tms
program, me young man with a
uisaunity was or ten m tne oack-
gTounu, especially auring tne
strenuous activities.
Realizing tnat a boy with a phy
sical hanuicap could be further
damaged psychologically by being
set apart, the Department of
neaitn and Physical Education,
headed by Dr. (J. E. 'f ishier, initi
ated what is Known as tne auapted
physical education program, a pro
gram in iwnicn exercises ana activi
ties are ‘-planned on ran individual
since he was a child that he could in the adapted program, including
not take part in any type oi sire- a number of machines designed to
nuous activity. The trutn is, there enable the student to begin using
are many games and exercises in muscles ne has not been fjple to
wmch ne can participate despite use, or to regain the use of those
hE Handicap. previously impaired.
Mainaiiga caieiully checks the h anc iicapped student, after
students posture, flexibility, bal
ance and muscular responses and
then prescribes an mdiviuual exer
cise program, a program that also
inciuues instruction in such games
as goif.
'mere are 19 different activities
Secretary Seminar
Set tor Saturday
Zm/ Expected
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the ijlhier sefv^hgAas ' s^pfe'rvdsdCt
\ the
air
established in the future by,
Texas Engineering Experiment
Station.
If Brown can compile a winning
record this season, it will mark the
first time the Bears have put to
gether three straight winning-
football seasons since 1939-40-41.
S(tn^|jt&A^#'iIi^iogist. Phis group
th^ nucleus for am all-inclusive fewi^^ch ^pn^wRi be,
coiidltianing laboratoi'y to be pfacecf" in th^' ad'&ptecl pr%rani.
Mamaliga, thorouglily acquaints
the student with his condition,
using slides and books Vvith. simpli
fied explanations. Often, through
these conference, the student learns
that he can take part in far. more
activities than he thought possible.
For instance, a student with a
heart murmur may have been told
cluj. ico are expec-
ueu ±ui u one-uu> sonnnar litre .aui-
uruay. ine seminar, “tioiizpns
uniiiiuiea," is being sponsored uy
tne nryan-Eohege station Eliapter
or tne iNationai secretaries* rvssn.
Delegates to tne seminar will be
welcomed at tne Memorial biu-
uem Eenter oy Mrs. r lorence Dan,
president of tne local Chapter, and
ill. ju. /vngeil, vice president oi tne
rioiivi system.
Major addresses during the
s. Emma ivi.
assistant to
Damei, wno
Full b
cnai ' ie !
executive
“i “ of Metrid.
and bimt^V'
‘ 1 our Tersqn3|,
security.”
rj^iteynoon sessions will include
an addiess on “me Empioyaoie
personality,” by baian X. nugnes,
judge or pie 14th District Oourt,
Daiias “Researcn — Horizons Un
limited,” by John C. Cuinoun Jr.,
vice president for engineering at
A6iM; and “Formula lor buccess,”
by Mrs. Margery Norris, presi
dent of the Texas-Louisiana Divis
ion of NS A.
oeing rouseu to tne reality of his
condition, must want to acquire
skills and attitudes that will lead
to better adaption, and as mention
ed previously, he must learn to
focus on living with his abilities
instead ox concentrating on his dis
abilities.
The program is valuable to the
boy in a numoer of dinerent ways,
first, through individual exercises,
iiti ICcii. li£> cO UOC UUb
previously used. Second, the pro
gram aius mm m acquiring healthy
hauits anu pnysicai skills that will
go with mm tne rest of ms lire,
and third, tne program aids him
in a well rounded adjustment to
his total school environment.
There are 60 boys in the adapted
program, 20 in each of three
classes. Most of them came to the
college with some physical handi
cap, such as ^ a heart murmur,
palsy, alter effects of polio, and
the crippling eifects of accidents.
They are joined through the
year by other jitiu^euts who have
sustained somfe nunbr injury, an
win < injury^ Amm^tireveutR them from
ipdwSg^un%lii9M|»ar pro-
^ ti of the
_ tHry, can see
its sucdess in, niorti Way^ than one.
They find-it .ng to set
a physically hanuxifapped. student
joining his teammatps.Jn activitiei
that he once avoided. They can see
success in the program in the way
it changes a boy emotionally.
They also like to tell of the
physically handicapped students
who return for additional work in
the physical education program af
ter completing their required four
semesters.
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