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FILE NAME Corning OC
DATE 1962 Nov 14 DOC OC204
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Report - Kaylo Products & Process
CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION
Toledo Ohio
November 14 1962
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Mr. Mr. Mr.
C. Amos
- Berlin
H. Boynton = New York
J. Paoletti > Toledo
W. Pfeifer - Toledo
CC
Mr. D. W. Ladd
> New York
Mr. A. Karzocchi
- Ashton
Mr. J. F. Vyverberg - New York
Mr.
F. Shannon - Granville
Mr.
K. Sidwell - Toledo
Dr.
C. Taylor
- Toledo
3^' Mr. C. Wilson - Granville
Mr.
S. Young
~ New York
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Mr. H.
REPORT - KAYLO PRODUCT & PROCESS
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Fiber Reinforcements
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reneteeta
1 Autoclave must be
nanan
level out of
operated on wet cycles If moisture is at a 20-40
autoclave strength retention is attained
2 Coating must be minimum of 25
ea
be effective
by weight either vinyl or phenolic to
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3 Adhesion is
decompositionmeocchcaunriscaslo vthiantyl resswiedlules o rnemaaipnpslication of heat partial resins a rough surface must be provided to acehxipeavended On thermoset
attachment
through Berlin SID's by December 7th physical properties tests by Wilson
impact and other properties
to supply
Tests to
Kaylo samples for
include K chloride
&.
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b
( Decision - If on December 7th the
which works is
only coating on glass fiber
complying
with
phenolic
CAS
we
will
proceed
in
this direction
property values Sales is
any fiber as long as stress
agreeable to
corrosion is not increased Sales
wants improved handleability regardless of fiber used
0. W. Pfeifer interim step
stated that Amosite might be used
Elimination
of
Amosite
raises
now
K
as
an
factor
Note October drop test average 2.5 @
C. Wet cycle and cores out
use of glass fibers
provides the greatest effectiveness in
Currently product varies
content due to position within cylinder
on moisture
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II Process Requirements
January 1 target date for start of field evaluation of improved Pipe Insulation only excluding billets Process requirements are as follows
1 Method of adding coated glass fiber to batch - equipment available
at Berlin November 19th for test
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8 Supply of yarn will come from Textiles chopped - Dust consider
delivering roving balls and chopping at Berlin
b Examination of material cost factors
2. Pouring method must be with cores out This can be done manually
but at a reduction of throughput of 35 to 40 Initial test on Dechanization failed because magnet core holders were inadequate R. J. Paoletti to provide estimate and timing by December 7th completion date set for March 31 1963. Pouring with cores in shows no particular improvement
3 Stress Corrosion - Sodium Silicate powder can be handled in process wet Sodium Silicate cannot due to high consistency Cost is as follows Powder - .07 and Rock .03 Rock would have to be
hammermilled to powder Use of % Sodium Silicate dry - process Silicate rock through Jeffrey hammermill and wet mill resultant granules through Bauer mill with Kaylo dust gives no processing problem in pouring operations
4 Use of glass reinforcement is limited to pipe insulation excluding billets Will appraise glass in block starting not later than April 1 1963 coating equipment design should be based on hour
useage rate x 730 hours per month
5 Amos to appraise cost of Si in batch by December 7 1962
6 Foss Wilson to establish quality control test for C1 content in
batch
7 Amos to replace M_asbestos with other candidate input materials
by January 2 1963
8 Absorptivity - testing activity to appraise competitive status of
Kaylo
Assignments Assignments
Smith
1. Follow up with Westlake on test for Hardness
Smith ith
2 Test Method for dust 70 complete-
3 Value for Impact specification - scheduled for 1st qtr 1963
Boynton 4 Review specification for compressive strength by 12/1 Boynton 5. Get alkalinity specification established
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Assignments ContCont'd 'd
V.
V. Outline ground rules for evaluation
C. Wilson 7.
R J. Paoletti8
3. C. Amos
9
Report status of stress corrosion testing by December 1
Develop prior to 12/1 a schedule and equipment cost
estimate
equipment to allow
at Berlin
practical use of Cores Out
for
Desired completion date April 1 1963pouring technique
Send sample of phenolic
C. Wilson for test ware which was sent to Kansas City to
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R. Paoletti 10.
R. C. Amos F. C. Wilson 11 R. F. Shannon 0. H. Pfeifer
.
Advise by December 7th whether
will
coat
candidate
coatings
existing
and
Anderson
coating
equipment
Also should coated
at what throughput and cost
ball
yarn be shipped chopped or as a roving
Develop sampling plan to guide future
pipe covering
trials on glass fiber reinforced
R. C. Apos
12
Recheck cost increase
Silicate
to
Kaylo
expected
batch
as
result
of
addition
of
%
Sodium
F. C. Wilson Wilson 13 R. F. Shannon
Check out equipment and
chloride content of batcthechniques to allow plant determination of
R
. Amos
14
R. F. Shannon
O. W. Pfeifer
W. Pfeifer 15.
d C. Taylor
Produce samples of
and
secure
tests
autoclaved
to
high
temperature
candidate
define properties by April 1 1963
material
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H. V. Smith 1
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