- Decade: 1970s
- Organization: Union Carbide Corporation, Mining and Metals Division, Research and Development Department
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5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 14, 1975
R. G. Woolery to Professor P. K. Metha on Pozzolanic Potential of Calidria Asbestos Tailings (1975)
Letter from Union Carbide's Mineral Sciences manager to a University of California civil engineering professor asking him to evaluate tailings from the King City chrysotile asbestos mill for pozzolanic potential. It describes the tailings, gives…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 6, 1975
R. G. Woolery to Professor P. K. Mehta on Shelving the Asbestos Tailings Cement Additive Study (1975)
Letter from R. G. Woolery to Professor P. K. Mehta of the University of California, Berkeley, thanking him for his response to a request for exploratory studies on using asbestos tailings as a cement additive. Woolery wrote that legal advice was…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 7, 1971
John L. Myers to R. E. Byrne and Others on Toxicology Update for CALIDRIA Asbestos Marketing (1971)
Internal Union Carbide memo summarizing government asbestos regulation, the current threshold limit value, and two respirators suggested for customers, to help marketing staff answer customer questions. It lists four points of 'general agreement' about asbestos and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 3, 1972
John L. Myers to F. H. Larrison on OSHA Warning Labels for Plain Calidria Bags (1972)
Internal correspondence dated November 3, 1972, from John L. Myers to F. H. Larrison at King City. It stated that, in discussing a Permutit order for HPP in plain bags, the company realized it was not in compliance with OSHA's intended warning label…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 20, 1972
B. L. Ingalls to R. E. Byrne, Jr. and Others on Industrial Hygiene Consultants for Asbestos Dust Survey (1972)
B. L. Ingalls reported on telephone calls to two industrial hygiene consultants, United States Testing Company and W. T. Ingraham, about their ability to perform asbestos dust count surveys. Ingraham gave a cost estimate of $1,500 to $3,000 for an…