70 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”, page 3 of 4
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 11, 1973
B. L. Ingalls Call Report on Telephone Call to Georgia-Pacific Bestwall Gypsum, Akron, on EPA Asbestos Regulations and OSHA Citations (1973)
Call report by B. L. Ingalls of a telephone call to John Rauch, plant manager of Georgia-Pacific's Bestwall Gypsum Division in Akron, NY. Ingalls asked whether the plant knew of the April EPA asbestos regulations; Rauch did not, and said the plant…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 12, 1975
Blair L. Ingalls to John L. Myers on Physical Properties of GAF Paper Bestos PB-5 (1975)
Internal memo from the Calidria asbestos Technical Service department reporting the physical properties of GAF's Paper Bestos PB-5, an asbestos product. It says PB-5 has low brightness, wet bulk between Calidria SG-130 and RG-110, and high available…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 11, 1973
B. L. Ingalls Call Report on Telecon with John Rauch, Georgia-Pacific Bestwall Gypsum, About EPA Asbestos Regulations and OSHA Citations (1973)
Call report of a telephone interview by B. L. Ingalls with John Rauch, plant manager of Georgia-Pacific's Bestwall Gypsum Division in Akron, NY. Ingalls informed him of the April EPA asbestos regulations, and Rauch reported an OSHA letter citing the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 9, 1975
B. L. Ingalls to J. L. Skavarla on Airborne Dust Counts in Building 169 During RG-600 Production (1975)
Internal correspondence reporting results of initial airborne asbestos sampling in Building 169 during production of RG-600. It states that fiber counts were all below 0.5 fibers/cc, compares them with OSHA limits, and says further tests were…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 1, 1973
B. L. Ingalls to J. L. Myers on the EPA Asbestos Emission Regulation and Calidria Customers (1973)
Internal correspondence in which B. L. Ingalls gave his interpretation of the EPA asbestos regulation published in the Federal Register on April 6, 1973. He discussed which customer manufacturing operations the regulation covered, the ban on visible…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 9, 1971
B. L. Ingalls Call Report on North American Rockwell, Ashtabula, Ohio, on Asbestos RG-244 Toxicity and Reformulation (1971)
…toxicity of asbestos RG-244. It records that Rockwell was starting to reformulate its polyester laminating resins with Cab-O-Sil to eliminate RG-244 under health department and union (UAW) pressure, that the writer briefed…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 11, 1983
B. L. Ingalls to R. J. Kronkhyte and J. L. Myers on NIOSH Air Monitoring Survey Results at the King City Bagging Rooms (1983)
…L. Ingalls reporting fiber-count results from Union Carbide's own sampling during a January 1983 NIOSH air monitoring survey of the King City bagging rooms, with ceiling and TWA values for the main circuit and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 2, 1979
B. L. Ingalls to J. L. Myers on Plenum Chamber Fiber Emissions of Oil-Treated Super Standard 1/8" Pellets Exposed to Ambient Conditions (1979)
Technical Service Report, no. 2272-34, describing a test of oil-treated 1/8 inch super standard grade pellets made at King City after 38 days of weathering in an unheated warehouse. Fiber emissions were measured in a laboratory plenum chamber, and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 8, 1976
B. L. Ingalls to H. B. Rhodes on Calidria Asbestos Marketing Services Work Assignments, January-October 1976, with Attached Service Lists (1976)
Internal memo from B. L. Ingalls to Dr. H. B. Rhodes transmitting lists of work done by "Calidria" Asbestos Marketing Services from January 1 to October 31, 1976. The attachments list developmental programs and plant assistance, technical service…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 28, 1978
B. L. Ingalls, Oil Absorption Properties of NGSV 1/8-Inch Pellets, Informal Report No. 2198-59 (1978)
Informal laboratory report marked preliminary information, describing tests of how much No. 2 diesel oil NGSV 1/8-inch pellets absorbed and how much oil they lost to evaporation over time. Montello, Inc. was investigating oil-wetted NGSV pellets for…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 17, 1977
B. L. Ingalls to G. L. Dickson on Viscosity Instability in Cosmicoat's Asphaltic Tennis Court Topping Containing RG-144 (1977)
…The lab work found that heat aging changed the viscosity because the asphalt emulsion was unstable, not because of the asbestos, and Cosmicoat was referred to a Union Carbide Chemicals & Plastics Division contact for surfactant advice.
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 17, 1980
Gordon L. Dickson to Edward J. Abrams of Hardman Inc. on D.O.T. Classification of Calidria RG-144, with 1971 Hazardous Data Sheet (1980)
…Abrams, enclosing the completed hazardous data sheet on 144 Hardman Incorporated hazardous-materials data sheet for Resin Grade 144, completed by Union Carbide (Dec. 14, 1971) Tables of chemical analysis and typical spectrographic analysis for RG…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 18, 1975
H. B. Rhodes to Joe Volk (National Gypsum) Transmitting Draft Article on Asbestos and Silica Dust Exposure in Drywall Operations (1975)
One-page cover letter from H. B. Rhodes to Joe Volk of National Gypsum asking for comments by November 24th on an attached draft article. The attached 19-page draft, by Rhodes and Blair L. Ingalls, reports field measurements of airborne asbestos,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 19, 1972
B. L. Ingalls to S. Seector (National Starch & Chemical) on Asbestos Dust Measurement and Respirators, with F. H. Larrison Jr. Letter to California Division of Industrial Safety (1972)
Page 1 is a January 19, 1972 letter from B. L. Ingalls to a customer, National Starch & Chemical Company. It enclosed procedures and equipment for measuring airborne asbestos dust, named two respirators, cited the TLV published in the Federal…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 16, 1975
B. L. Ingalls, R. J. Kennedy, Sr., and J. S. Olearczyk to C. C. Masterman on the November Safety Inspection of Technology Department Buildings (1975)
Memorandum reporting the results of a monthly safety inspection, performed 12/9/75, of Technology Department buildings 94, 99, 166, 95 and 170 at Niagara Falls. It lists location-by-location hazards, mostly housekeeping, machine guarding,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 14, 1971
B. L. Ingalls to Grey F. Rolland (Insul-Coustic) on Calidria Asbestos and the Asbestos Information Association Address (1971)
Letter from Union Carbide's Eastern Region sales manager to the research director of Insul-Coustic, following up on a conversation the week before. It gives the address of the Asbestos Information Association and describes Calidria…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 14, 1973
B. L. Ingalls Telecon Report on Glidden-Durkee's Move to Eliminate Asbestos (1973)
Telephone call report by B. L. Ingalls on a call to Dick Haviland, Assistant Director of Manufacturing at Glidden-Durkee (Cleveland, Ohio), following an earlier meeting about health and regulatory issues with asbestos. The report says Glidden-Durkee…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 17, 1975
B. L. Ingalls to W. C. Thurber on Calidria RG-244 Asbestos Versus Cab-O-Sil in Airless Spray Paints (1975)
Internal correspondence responding to a September 15, 1975 letter from T. Ginsberg about Calidria RG-244 asbestos plugging in-line filters in airless spray paint systems. The writer said the plugging had been accurate about two years earlier but…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 19, 1975
B. L. Ingalls to Joe Volk (National Gypsum) Transmitting Airborne Silica Sampling Details from Minneapolis Joint Compound Sanding (1975)
Cover letter from B. L. Ingalls to Joe Volk of National Gypsum enclosing details of airborne silica samples taken in the Minneapolis area, which National Gypsum was testing. The enclosure describes two sites where tape joint compound was hand sanded…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 25, 1968
B. L. Ingalls and M. S. Kisiel, Rheological Properties Contributed by R-G244 Asbestos in Vistron Polyester-Base Resin J-379B, Report for Vistron Corp. (1968)
Union Carbide laboratory report (Project No. 452-N14, Group Manager W. L. Carrick) prepared for Vistron Corp.'s Silmar Division. It examines poor viscosity stability of R-G244 asbestos in Vistron's polyester-base resin J…