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INTERNATIONAL LEAD ZINC
RESEARCH ORGANIZATION, INC.
LEAD PROGRAM REVIEW COWITTES 1969 RESEARCH AUTHORIZATION OCTOBER 28-29, 1968
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October 9- i960 To Ail Memoers of the Lean Program Review Committee From- K. J. Aitorfer Subject: Fall PRC Meeting The Lead Program Review Committee will meet on October 28 and 29, 1968 in New York City for the purpose of reviewing the Authorisations Recommended for 1969 R&D Projects. An agenda, a Summary of 1969 Zinc R&D Authorizations Recommended by the Technical Committees and a detailed list of projects recommended are included in this booklet. We suggest that you bring the booklet to the meeting with you. You will note that the meeting on Monday, October 28,. will Include a number of guest speakers who will discuss various phases of our lead research effort. Minutes of the various technical committees are attached.
K. J. Aitorfer Secretary
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AGENDA
:STSRKATi:MAX LEAD ZING RESEARQi ORGANIZATION, INC. LEAD PROGRAM REVIEW COMCTTEE BUDGET MEETING
Engineers' "lab, }2 West with Street, New York, N. Y. LOCI 3
October 23, 1963, 9 30 a.m.
9 30 Meeting Galled to Order by Chairman A Report on the "Zincatura" Project - Dr, S, F, Radtke
10:00 Introduction of Speakers - Dr. S, F. Radtke
A, "Organolead Chemistry" Prof. Dr. G. J, M. van der Kerk, Organish Chemisch Instituute, T.N.O.
E. "Plastic Composites" Mr, Harold Sarvetnick, Skeist Laboratories
C, New Shot Fabrication Techniques Mr. J. R. Wellington, Cominco Ltd,
D, A Review of Lead in Air Pollution Dr, D. R. Diggs, Du Pont Company
E, The Biological Basis for Lead Intoxication Dr, Bert Vallee, Harvard Medical School
12:30 Lunch (The Engineers' Club)
2:00
Authorizations Recommended for 1969 R&D Projects (See "1969 Zinc R&D Authorizations Recommended by the Technical Committees" attached)
3:00 Adjournment
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AGENDA INTERNATIONAL LEAD ZINC RESEARCH ORGANIZATION, INC.
LEAD PROGRAM REVIEW COMCTTEE BUDGET MEETING
Engineers' Club, 32 West Loth Street, New York, N. Y. ICCic
October 29, 1968, 9:30 a,m.
9:30
Meeting Galled to Order by Chairman Authorizations Recommended for 1969 R&D Projects - continued
(See "1969 Lead R&D Authorizations Recommended by the Technical Committees" attached)
12:00 Lunch (The Engineers' Club)
1:30 Authorizations Recommended for 1969 R&D Projects - continued
5:00 Ad jouraaent
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1969 LEAD R&D AUTHORIZATIONS RECOMPENSED BY THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEES
SUMMARY
I Chemical Innovations
II Architectural
III
Cable Sheathing
IV Batteries
V Paints & Pigments
VI Corrosion Protection
VII
Fellowships
VIII Environmental Health
IX Abstracting
X Undesignated Research Authorization
$ 78,200 108,194 114,000 98,882 48,000. 35,000 32,030 191,859 10,000 50,000
$ 766.165
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1969 LEAD R&D AUTHORIZATIONS RECOMMENCED 3Y THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEES
I CHEMICAL INNOVATIONS
96$ AUTHORIZATION
A. ORGANOLEAD APPLICATIONS
ULC 14 Organoleads For Tropical Disease
Control
$ 5,000
4 * '' i*Cc
- LC
`*9 Organolead Lubricant Additives 132 Study of Surface Film On Steel
10,000
Treated With Organolead Compounds
^"LC
39 Lead Compounds As Wood Impregnants
Against Marine Borers
6,000
'A $ 26,000
B. CRCANOLEAD SYNTHESIS
^LC
18 Organolead Chemistry 28 Synthesis of Organolead Compounds
40,000 12,200
52.200
TOTAL CHEMICAL INNOVATIONS
7S,2CC
H ARCHITECTURAL
A. PRODUCTS
i^-LM
LM ,, ---LM'
77 Lightweight Lead Sheet Roofing System
147 Lead Curtain Walls 122 Lead-Plastic Composites for
Packaging and Barrier Applications
28,694 -20-rOe
22,000
B. METHODS & PROCEDURES
^ LM
1M
121 Reinforced Lead Applications^ 149 Particulate Lead Sheet fvU, ^
10,000 157000^
C. yPGsttkjS
\s'' LE
100 Protective and Decorative Finishes for Lead
TOTAL ARCHITECTURAL
12,500
70,694
25,000
12,500 108,194
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III CABLE SHEATHING
LM 55 142
\ ULM -2
Lead Composite Cable Sheathing Extras ion. of High Strength Lead
Cable Sheathing Alloys Welded Lead Tubular Products
TOTAL CABLE SHEATHING
$ 24,CCC
-,:0,000: IC.ivQ ---''4.CCC
IV BATTERIES
A, S.L.I,
LE 64 Pastes and Grids for the Lead-Acid 3attery
LE 128 Support of Battery Research at NRL
35,000
, i.
i,7'
5r600 - 1
50,000
B. STANE BY
V ULE 42 Effect of Composition and Structure
n on Corrosion of Lead-Calcium Alloys
C. PROPULSION & PORTABLE
...
23,T08g--r'
21,082
XLE 99 Recombination of Gases in Lead-Acid Batteries
- ULE 50 Lead-Air Battery
D. GENERAL
18,066' .
13,000
y( UIE 53 New Electrochemical Uses for Lead
10)060
yULE 52 Lead Plating from Organic Electrolytes . 4,860-^ I l4,800
TOTAL BATTERIES
98,852
V PAINTS & PIGMENTS
, LC 8l Antifouling Paint Formulations LC 127 Lead Pigments in Paints
TOTAL PAINTS & PIGMENTS
A, v '
26-, 000
20,000
,A
48,000
48,0CC
VI CORROSION PROTECTION
l ULM k6
XI* 125
XLM 143
ULE 54
Explosive Cladding of Lead to Steel Hot Dip Lead Alloy Coating of Steel Soldering Lead Coated Surfaces Corrosion Mechanisms of Lead Alloys
10,000
10,006-10,-000 L-'`
5-roeo-
35,000
TOTAL CORROSION PROTECTION
35,x;
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VII
FELLOWSHIPS
LM
ULM
' LC
LC
LC .LC
. LC
HI 4l
ij-7 139 150 108
Industrial Applications of Lead (Art Center College Fellowship) Cryogenic Properties of Lead and
Lead Alloys Eieccrocnemistry of Organoleed
Compounds Opacification of Leaded Porcelain
Enamels Oriented High Lead Ferrites Photochemical Reactions of Lead
Oxide Study O'n Lead Bearing Colored
Aluminum Porcelain Enamels
TOTAL FELLOWSHIPS
$ 2,500 2,500 5,3*0 5,800 7,500 5,200 3,190
Vin ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
A. AIR POLLUTION
' LH 75 v LH 151
Human Exposure to Particulate Lead Compounds in the Air Under Experi mental Conditions
Study of Atmospheric Concentrations in Animals and Man
58,000 34,383
B. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
. LH 79 A&B Toxicity Testing for Organo-Lead Compounds
10,000
C. PUBLIC HEALTH
v LH 94 Biol. Basis for Lead Intoxication LH 106 Kettering Lead Abstracts
<VLH 138 Lead Release fromP.V.1C. Pipingw
vX Lf-f iiV, inf , ( ulhi 7v, sre
yT). UNDESIGNATED RESEARCH AUTHORIZATION
51,976 2,500
.1. 0<,000
TOTAL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
IX ABSTRACTING
j LP 52 Lead Abstracting Service
10,000
TOTAL ABSTRACTING
X UNDESIGNATED RESEARCH AUTHORIZATION
0
TOTAL LEAD AUTHORIZATION
31t-939
32,030
92,383 10,000
64,476
\2S.OOO
191,859
10,000
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$ 766,165 i, --"
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