4 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 18, 1977
W. D. Massey Project Report on Comparative Evaluation of Latexes in an Asbestos-Free Tape Joint Cement Mix (1977)
A Union Carbide project report on laboratory tests of UCAR and competitive latex binders in an asbestos-free tape joint cement mix, using filler mix supplied by U.S. Gypsum. It concludes that lower-cost polyvinyl…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 18, 1977
W. D. Massey Project Report on Comparative Evaluation of Latexes in an Asbestos-Free Tape Joint Cement Mix (1977)
…S. Gypsum filler mix. It concluded that lower-cost polyvinyl acetate homopolymer emulsions could maintain Union Carbide's share of the tape joint cement latex binder market, and it recommended further work on lower-cost binders…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 10, 1978
D. L. MacPeek, J. W. Forth and G. F. Hurley Exchange on Hazards of Installing New Asbestos Tape Insulation (1978)
Three internal Union Carbide Chemicals and Plastics (South Charleston, W. Va.) letters from August 1978 about asbestos tape insulation. The first, from D. L. MacPeek to G. F. Hurley, asked for the basis for the position…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 2, 1977
W. D. Massey to C. H. Carder on Experimental Lower Cost Latex Replacements for UCAR Latex 131 in Tape Joint Cements (1977)
Business confidential R&D memorandum evaluating three experimental polyvinyl acetate latices against UCAR Latex 131 in asbestos-free tape joint cement formulations. It reports comparable or better performance, a possible raw material saving of 2.5¢…