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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 17, 1972

    W. N. Johnson to P. W. McDaniel and Others on the Test Program for Airborne Asbestos (1972)

    Memo summarizing arrangements agreed at a January 12 meeting in Niagara for a program to measure airborne asbestos. The program covered a survey of employee exposure at customers' plants near Bartow, Florida, and laboratory tests at Niagara of…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 7, 1972

    M. A. Peters to W. N. Johnson on Experimental Results for Airborne Asbestos, Part II (1972)

    Memorandum from M. A. Peters reporting experimental work on a method of estimating airborne asbestos by measuring magnesium with atomic absorption spectroscopy instead of counting fibers. It covers reagent and filter blanks and air samples from four…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 1, 1972

    R. E. Byrne, Jr. to F. H. Larrison on New Interim Plant Control Limits for RG-244, RG-244X and SX-24 (1972)

    Internal correspondence from the Research and Development Department to the King City plant listing new interim plant control limits for RG-244, RG-244X and SX-24 (moisture, wet screen, pH, polyester viscosity, TiO2). The memo says the changes were…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 8, 1971

    Research and Development Department (Niagara Falls) to F. H. Larrison on Product Specifications for Calidria SG-130 (1971)

    Internal correspondence from the Calidria Research and Development Department to F. H. Larrison at King City reporting that Sherwin-Williams had included SG-130 asbestos in a new exterior texture paint formulation and requested purchase…

  5. 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…

  6. Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 29, 1972

    M. A. Peters to G. L. Dickson and Others on Experimental Results for Airborne Asbestos in Dumping and Sanding Tests (1972)

    Memorandum reporting airborne asbestos fiber counts measured during dumping of various asbestos grades at Niagara Falls and during hand and electric sanding of tape joint compound and asbestos-containing paint, plus Florida field samples. It also…