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Cow comfortCow comfort was the electricdrillbattery goal when Terry Timmons (pictured below) built a new free stall barn on his dairy farm near Loudonville, Ohio. Timmons electricdrillbattery and his father milk 200 head of registered Holsteins. Larger stalls with more "lunge space" in the front help their electricdrillbattery cows get up and down easier now, says Timmons. Their old barn, built in the 1970s, had small stalls that were closed in the front. The new stalls electricdrillbattery were made locally by Stein-Way Equipment in Apple Creek, Ohio. The bedding is sand.The barn was built in August 2001 for $500 a stall, including electricity and water. Timmons says the investment has already paid off in better cow health.

HELIPORT: 65'' diameter.STORAGE: Mud & Cmt Bulk--8,500 cf; LiquidMud--1,490 bbl; Fuel--2,254 bbl; Water forDrilling--6,612 bbl; Potable Water--983 bbl.DRILLING EQUIPMENT: Drawworks--Nat''l 1320UE; Pumps--two Nat''l 12-P-160; Prime movers--fourCat. D-399; Rotary Table--Nat''l C-375; Top Drive--Varco.DERRICK: 147'' x 30''; 1,000,000 lb hook load.BOP SYSTEM: Two double 13 5/8", 10,000 psi wp;one 13 5/8'', 5,000 psi wp annular.CRANES: Three LeToumeau, PCM-120 AS w/100''boom, 50 short tons @ 24''.REMARKS: Formerly Glomar High Island VI.

Engineers at Davisco Foods International Inc. wanted to incorporate mix-proof valves into their process controls for three new cheese vats at the company''s Jerome, Idaho, electricdrillbattery facility. Unfortunately, the PMOs did not recognize any block-and-bleed valves that could handle the cheese curds the system would have to deal with. Rockford, Ill.-based Sudmo North America Inc. accepted the company''s challenge to design a valve that could handle large particulate without clogging and then win regulatory approval for the design.

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