Graham Lee Moses, Electrical Insulation: Its Application to Shipboard Electrical Equipment, Excerpts on Varnishes and Navy Insulating Materials Stock List (1951)

Excerpts from a 1951 McGraw-Hill book on electrical insulation for shipboard equipment: a title page, pages from Chapter 2 on varnishes, resins and insulating compounds, and pages from Appendix I, a stock list of Navy electrical insulating materials. The appendix lists asbestos fabric, tape and sleeving among many other materials, with specifications, stock numbers and approximate costs. The chapter text also mentions asbestos as a laminate component and as a filler. unreviewed

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What the document holds

• Page 1: Title page of the book, with the plaintiff's exhibit sticker
• Pages 2-6: Chapter 2 pages 35-40 (sections 2-11 and 2-12): drying oils, natural and synthetic resins, silicone resins, asphalts, insulating compounds
• Pages 7-27: Appendix I, Navy electrical insulating materials description and stock list (sheet, laminates, cloth, tape, rod, cordage, sleeving, mica, film, varnish, magnet wire), book pages 217-239

People and organizations

From GRAHAM LEE MOSES (Manager, Insulation Development Section, Westinghouse Electric Corporation).

• McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc (its organization)
• Westinghouse Electric Corporation (named)

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This is document UC-5288 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 27 pages.