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HONAVAR ELECTRODES PRIVATELIMITEDRegd. & Head Office : 305-309,3 rd Floor,Damji Shamji Industrial Complex,9, L.B.S.Marg, Kurla (West), Mumbai – 400 070. INDIATel. No. : 2502 0317 / 2502 1238 / 6500 8821Fax : 91 - 22 - 2510 0048E-Mail : hel@vsnl.com * Website : www.honavarelectrodes.netKnowledge is our Strengthit Keeps Increasing SteadilyBy Sharing with Welding IndustryULTIMATE – 18METSFA 5.5 AWS E 7018-GIS:814-1991 EB 5629H3JXDIN EN499 : E 42 5 □ B 42 H 5An Outstanding electrode, approved by Indomag SteelTechnology, for special application for steel plant.ULTIMATE-18MET displays remarkable weld metalproperties:Resistance to repeated thermal cycles.Resistance to ageing.CVN impact values upto 150 joules at minus 50 O C.Used successfully for LD CONVERTER VESSELS.CRYOMATE – 3AWS A 5.11 ENiCrFe3DIN 1736 EL-NiCr15FeMnNickel base alloy electrode gives outstanding performance inwelding Inconel-600, Nimonic 75, Monel 400. Has highdegree of resistance to hot cracking. Service temperaturerange 900 O C to -250 O CSILVERSHINE - 4462AWS A 5.4 E 2209-16ULTIMATE – 18NCSFA 5.1 AWS E 7018IS:814-1991 EB 5426H3JXFOR SOUR SERVICEMeeting the test requirements of:NACE standard TM-0284 for H.I.C. Test.NACE standard TM-01-77 for S.S.C.C. Test.Used successfully in welded fabrication out of HIC resistantsteel plates.CRYOMATE - 5AWS A 5.11 ENiCrMo3DIN 1736:ELNiCr20Mo9NbA basic coated non-synthetic electrode for welding of NiCrMo alloysand super austenitic stainless steels. Excellent electrode for 9%NiSteel (Q&T) for LNG services.SILVERSHINE – ZFU(PH)AWS A 5.4 E 385-16DIN 8556 E 20.25.5L CuR26Special electrode for welding “Duplex Stainless Steels”and “Duplex Steels to Mild Steel”. Controlled Ferritelevel with high resistance to pitting and stress corrosion.Also high yield strength of more that 500 N/MM 2Fully austenitic, extra low carbon, resistant to corrosionin sulphuric, phosphoric and several organic acids.Suitable for welding tanks and process vessels, castpumps and valves, in fertilizers plant.CO 2Wire(ER - 70S-6)OUR MARKETINGACTIVITIESTIG Filler / FluxCored Wires38Vol. 91, No.6, June 2010Kanara Saraswat
Bijoor Dattmaam, may his tribe increase!Na l k u r Sr i pa d Ra o, Mu m b a iI saw him walking into a gathering of ChitrapurSaraswats when I was in Karachi on a brief assignmentduring the Second World War. He walked in suited andbooted looking like a true Brit. He was representingCentral Bank of India at that time, a bank he hadjoined in 1929 at the age of 19.But, one look at theAnglicized DattatrayaAnant Bijoor thatday took me downnostalgia lane tothe good old days atKundapur where he,being my older brotherB h a v a n i s h a n k a rNalkur’s classmate,and I used to meet veryfrequently as youngboys.When I next metBijoor Dattmaam in Mumbai in the late 1940s, hewas already the acknowledged doyen of banking.Bijoor Dattatraya was born on May 31, 1910, inBijoor, a village in South Kanara, to Anant Bhat andPadmavati, who both hailed from a poor family ofpriests. The family led a humble, devout and simplevillage life. Young Dattatraya’s primary educationwas in vernacular Kannada, initially in Uppundaand, thereafter, in Byndoor villages. He did his highschool in Kundapur.A year after his father’s death in 1928, and afterhe had passed his high school examination, the ladrefused the job of a school master and set out forBombay on a steamer in October 1929. AmladiVithal Rao, his guardian from his school days, andhis son received the boy well in Mumbai.Dattatraya climbed the first rung of his career inbanking when he got his first job in Central Bank ofIndia. Bijoor’s impressive academic record (always thetopper in his class) and his supreme self-confidenceimpressed his superiors at the bank and young Bijoorsoon outperformed his peers at the bank.In 1934, Bijoor married Ramabai and was laterblessed with two sons, who now stay in the US, anda daughter who is also happily married.Although Dattmaam started his banking careerwith Central Bank of India in 1929, he also workedin Lloyds Bank, Bombay, and then Punjab NationalBank, Bombay, up to 1941.He developed bank after bank, nurturing ittowards development and maturity, continuinghis stint with Habib Bank from 1941 as Secretaryuntil he got promoted as Deputy General Manager.He worked there for thirteen years, until 1954. Hewas responsible for streamlining the organization,setting up efficient, labour-saving procedures andfor branch expansion and business development.In 1954, he joined Union Bank, again as Secretaryand later got promoted as Deputy General Manager.He worked in Union Bank for 17 years until heD. A. Bijoor (right) with former Prime MinsterRajiv Gandhi (left) and Nalkur Sripad Rao (centre)retired in 1971. When he entered Union Bank,he made each assignment an epitome of duty anddevelopment. The statistics speak for themselves.When he joined the bank, Union Bank was a verysmall bank with 10 branches and deposits of Rs 8crores. When he retired, it was one of the leadingcommercial banks in the country with 400 branchesand the deposits had skyrocketed to Rs. 200 croreswithin 17 years.Here is an excerpt from the Tribute paid to ShriD.A. Bijoor, Deputy General Manager, Union BankKanara Saraswat Vol. 91, No.6, June 2010 39
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