5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 22, 1984
H. B. Rhodes to W. C. Thurber on MSDS and Product Label for the Asbestos Alteration Product, Synthetic Olivine, with Draft Data Sheet and Label (1984)
…Material Safety Data Sheet for Synthetic Olivine (draft 2/6/84, effective date March 1, 1984), Union Carbide Metals Division, Danbury, CT Draft product label 'Forsterite' with caution statement on dust irritation (Attachment 1) Memo, H…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 9, 1984
John L. Myers to S. L. Baye on Air Monitoring Reports and a Customer Dust-Count Listing (1984)
Internal memo from John L. Myers to the Law Department enclosing a list of customer and other air monitoring reports prepared by Fred Smith, and suggesting how the reports could be organized for use in litigation. Attached are a template page for an…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 8, 1982
D. F. Kapral to T. P. Norris on Status of the Asbestos-Blend Project for Asphaltic Products, with Attached Roof Cement Sample Report (1982)
Internal memo reporting on the project to use Calidria SG-130 asbestos in asphaltic roof cement. Seven formulations were sent to Gardner Asphalt Company for testing. The memo describes plans to characterize asbestos in King City overburden, ore and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 24, 1984
D. F. Kapral to W. C. Thurber on Prefeasibility Capital Estimates for a Plant to Produce Coalinga Alteration Products (1984)
Kapral transmitted a prefeasibility study, prepared by Darden Holt, on the capital and operating costs of a plant to calcine Coalinga ore into non-asbestos forsterite. The memo gave estimated capital costs of $14.6MM, or $12.6MM if iron was not…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 9, 1984
John L. Myers to S. L. Baye on Air Monitoring Reports and a Proposed Listing of UCC Asbestos Dust Counts (1984)
Internal memo from John L. Myers to the Law Department enclosing a list, prepared by Fred Smith, of customer and other air monitoring reports, and proposing that the fewer than 400 reports be summarized in three listings for use in litigation. The…