5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 28, 1970
J. E. Skvarla and H. B. Rhodes Call Report on Permutit Co. Inquiry About Asbestos for Oil Removal from Recycled Water (1970)
Call report on a telephone call from Hans Lundgren of Permutit Co. (Paramus, N.J.), who was preparing a proposal on using asbestos to remove emulsified oil from recycled demineralized water in a PVC-PVA manufacturing operation. Skvarla agreed to…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 2, 1976
J. E. Skvarla to R. G. Woolery on a Wetted Dust-Free Supervisbestos Product and Improved Product Quality (1976)
Internal memo from J. E. Skvarla to R. G. Woolery responding to W. C. Thurber's letters on improving Supervisbestos. It proposes making a dust-free wetted product by blending S V filter cake with dry pellets in the Lancaster mixer, citing Niagara…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 14, 1974
J. E. Skvarla to R. G. Woolery on the Construction Schedule for the Building 169 Asbestos Pilot Plant, with W. C. Thurber's Handwritten Note (1974)
A May 14, 1974 memorandum from J. E. Skvarla to R. G. Woolery gave a projected schedule for building the Building 169 asbestos pilot plant, with dates for engineering, equipment installation, purchase orders, relocation from Building 158 and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 10, 1971
J. E. Skvarla to P. J. Colpoys on Weighting Agent Made from King City Asbestos Tailings (1971)
Internal correspondence from J. E. Skvarla to P. J. Colpoys reporting that an experimental 180 lb lot of oil well weighting agent made from King City plant tailings had been shipped. It lists the lot's specifications against the required ones, gives…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 10, 1972
J. E. Skvarla to P. J. Colpoys on Laboratory Evaluation of Magnetite-Asbestos Well Fluid Weighting Agents (1972)
Internal correspondence reporting completion of a laboratory program testing combinations of King City tailings magnetite and asbestos (1, 2, 3 and 5 wt. %) as weighting agents for well fluids. It summarizes which mixes suit which fluid weights,…