126 results for “General Electric”, page 1 of 7
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Patent · October 14, 1941
Electrical Insulating Material (US Patent 2,259,134, 1941)
…No. 2,259,134 on October 14, 1941, filed July 23, 1938. It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): The present invention relates to electrical insulation material.
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · August 2, 1946
Johns-Manville Appropriation for a New X-Ray Unit at the Manville Dispensary (1946)
…New Jersey, factory with a new General Electric unit. A report by the Industrial Engineering Department said the old machine could not take clear chest pictures of "heavy or thick chested people," who had to be…
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Patent · February 1, 1949
Asbestos Impregnated with Tin Oxide (US Patent 2,460,734, 1949)
Thomas D. Callinan received US Patent No. 2,460,734 on February 1, 1949, filed October 4, 1944. It was assigned to General Electric Co.
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Patent · January 20, 1942
Cement Asbestos Insulating Material (US Patent 2,270,747, 1942)
…It was assigned to General Electric Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to insulating materials comprising asbestos bonded with siliceous cement or the like and to a method of…
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Patent · October 19, 1948
Process of Coating Asbestos (US Patent 2,451,805, 1948)
Thomas D. Callinan received US Patent No. 2,451,805 on October 19, 1948, filed October 4, 1944. It was assigned to General Electric Co.
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1948
Asbestos Magazine, 1948
Africa (General) Asbestos Grades in South Africa Dec. 1948 December 1948 Arizona Geology Asbestos Deposits Sept. 1948 September 1948 Asbestos Cement Products Tests on Asbestos-Cement Pipe May 1948 May 1948 Australia Field Notes May 1948…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1949
Asbestos Magazine, 1949
Africa (General) The Serpentine Line in the Transvaal Apr. 1949 April 1949 Asbestos Cement Products Asbestos Roof Shingles Stepchild of the Industry Apr. 1949 April 1949 Honeycomb for Wind Tunnel Aug. 1949 August 1949 Asbestos Board…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1942
Asbestos Magazine, 1942
Africa (General) The Rise of Rhodesia's Asbestos Industry. July 1942 July 1942 Asbestos Cement Products Portable Houses for Defense Workers Mar. 1942 March 1942 Saving Metal by Using Asbestos-Cement Mar. 1942 March 1942 War…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1943
Asbestos Magazine, 1943
Africa (General) Crude Reflections Oct. 1943 October 1943 Arizona Exploration in Arizona Feb. 1943 February 1943 Asbestos Cement Products Wartime Building Jan. 1943 January 1943 Proposed Federal Specifications May 1943 May 1943 New Type Asbestos Vent…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1941
Asbestos Magazine, 1941
Africa (General) Union of South Africa—Its Asbestos Fields Apr. 1941 April 1941 Chrysotile Asbestos in the South African Fields May 1941 May 1941 Crocidolite in South Africa July 1941 July 1941 Amosite and other Varieties…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1946
Asbestos Magazine, 1946
…Co. Oct. 1946 October 1946 Norristown Magnesia & Asbestos Co. Nov. 1946 November 1946 Insulation (General) Spray Insulation of Corrugated Asbestos-Cement Oct. 1946 October 1946 Do's and Don'ts of Packings Feb. 1946 February 1946…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1940
Asbestos Magazine, 1940
…M. Tests Asbestos Cloth Nov. 1940 November 1940 General Articles on Asbestos Iron in Chrysotile Asbestos Feb. 1940 February 1940 The Origin of Asbestos July 1940 July 1940 Types of Asbestos Fibre Aug. 1940 August 1940…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1945
Asbestos Magazine, 1945
…V. T. & E.) (Sitton) May 1945 May 1945 Textiles (General) Asbestos Ducts for Aircraft July 1945 July 1945 Uses—Odd In V-2 Rocket Shell Jan. 1945 January 1945 Asbestos in Tractor Tire Repair Oct. 1945…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1944
Asbestos Magazine, 1944
…Supersonic Vibrations Mar. 1944 March 1944 Tests for Cotton Content May 1944 May 1944 Textiles (General) New Textile Combines Asbestos and Glass May 1944 May 1944 Uses—Odd Baffle Plates in Food Dehydrator Jan. 1944 January…
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Magazine · Industrial Hygiene Digest · 1940
Industrial Hygiene Digest, 1940
…No. 4) Annual meeting of the American Ceramic Society, Toronto, Canada, April 7–13, 1940: General Session on Toxicology Apr. 1940 April 1940 (Vol. 4, No. 4) American Foundrymen's Association annual convention (Chicago, May 6…
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Magazine · Industrial Hygiene Digest · 1941
Industrial Hygiene Digest, 1941
…5, No. 8) The vipers strike at the Eagle Dec. 1941 December 1941 (Vol. 5, No. 12) General Motors joins Foundation Dec. 1941 December 1941 (Vol. 5, No. 12) Dr. Sappington's book available Dec. 1941…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 24, 1943
General Order No. 2-5, Elimination of Dusty Conditions (1943, revised later), with Information Bulletin 602 on Hazardous Chemicals Used in Paint Manufacture
…1 dated 8-24-43, page 2 dated 4-1-43): dust precautions, respirators, pre-employment history and X-rays General Order 2-5, general revision, 3 pages: engineering controls, asbestos exposure, pre-employment X-ray…
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Company document · Asbestos Textile Institute documents · January 31, 1946
Industrial Hygiene Program, General Headquarters, signed F. M. Armstrong (1946)
…program dated January 2, 1946 and revised January 31, 1946. It sets up committees at general headquarters and at each factory or mine, and sets out procedures for inspection, dust sampling and counting, recording and analyzing…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · June 17, 1948
Asbestos Textile Institute General Meeting Minutes (June 1948)
…Meeting Minutes, 6/17/48 - General Meeting. Related documents Asbestos Textile Institute Air Hygiene Committee Minutes on the Industrial Hygiene Foundation Program (1947) About this copy This is document 65 of the Motley 1,000, from…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · December 5, 1947
Asbestos Textile Institute General Meeting Minutes on an Air Hygiene Program (1947)
…1,000 in 1984. Its index describes this document as follows: ATI Meeting Minutes, 12/5/47 - General Meeting. Attaches a recommended program by the Air Hygiene Committee (not attached to our copy). Hemeon was called…