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CN.1'27 wrv E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Wilmington. Delaware 19098 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT May 17, 1967 CC: 17. C. Weaver K. E. Keup J. W. Farr R. C. Meye /- JL~D. DAY, FPM CONSTRUCTION CAFE FEAR CAPE FEAR INSULATION SHOP ^-------^ A review of your Asbestos Shop for exhaust systems and general layout has been made by R. C. Meyer and the writer. The exhaust system appears to be adequate for fabrication needs, and each piece of equipment seems to have sufficient exhaust characteristics. It is assumed that the dust collector serves the sander, although your layout drawing does not show a galvanized duct to the sahder. Collecting the material in polyethylene bags is good and should be continued. This will apparently eliminate the need for a cartridge respirator to be used when emptying the collected material. In line with your forecasted work load and your current insulation needs, it is not recommended that relocation of existing equipment be undertaken. In view of recent findings on the subject of asbestos, it is suggested that shop engineers and supervision consistently maintain the high degree of cleanliness that has been maintained in the past. CONSTRUCTION DIVISION u. a. Paries, ur. Division Development Engineer CAP:nib dup 0913317 better things for better living .. . through chcmistry X SC-DP-01850