Discussion on “sources of power for electrochemical processes” (Newbury), New York, January 9, 1914. (see proceedings for January, 1914)

G. A. Roush: Mr. Newbury takes up a standard outfit, with a capacity of 120,000 h.p., and draws comparisons on that basis. I think it would have been, possibly, of more value to the people interested in the electrochemical utilization, to have used for examples sizes of installations that are more nearly those that are actually in use, that is, as Mr. Addicks stated in his paper, in the neighborhood of 1000 to 1500 kw.