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-r 2- AMERICAN SIESLTING AND REFUTING COMPANY LIBRARY Research Department _ South Plainfield, New Jersey BULLETIN ON ASBESTOS PUBLICATIONS Ho. 48 14______________________________________ June 1961 .114 panon AdhesiVe-backed asbedtos tape Chem. Eng. News 39, #17* (Apr. 21^, 1961)- \ News note about a new\Johns-Marwille product \ called !"Besto-Tak" for\use wher^ as best xtape i^ reqpiire^ for asb^mbiy pufpoa"es. 115. Lindell, Karl V. Asbestos production makes record in Canada as Russia seeks lead in output Mining World 2, #5, 69 (Apr. 25, 1961) Short annual review article. 116. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions Hu #1, 58 (Apr. 196D Abramova, R. Building asbestos-cement panel houses Stroi i arkhit. Hosk. (Construct, & Arch, MoscowT 10, #2, 33-35 (Feb, 1961) 117, Monthly Inde:c of Russian Accessions 14. #1, 58 (Apr, 19^1) Klinov, I. Ia, & Fabrikant, T,L. Improving the properties of asbestos vinyl blends by modification Trudy MIKHM (Trans. Inst, Chem, Machinery Manuf.) 22, 139-158 (I960) (A 118. Arch. Environmenta1 Health 2, 6o5 (May 1961) Bohlig, H,, Jacob, G. cc Miiller, H, Die Asbestose der Lungen, Stuttgart, Georg Thieme Verlag, I960. I66p. 0l5.7O. 3 I ASARCO ALV 0002054 -2- 119. Sinclair, W. E. Dust control in asbestos operations Asbestos ^2, #11, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 (May 1961) 120. Chem. Abst. gg_. ' 8706d (May 1, 1961) Kuz'min, I.N;, Kamenshchikov, I.G. & Ovchinnikova, M.P. Treating brittle chrysotile asbestos (with HC1) P.S.S.R. 132, 523 (Oct. 5, i960) 121. Chem. Abst. 5, 8809d (May 1, 1961) Sokolov, K.P, Technology of asbestos cement products, 3d ed, Moscow, Gosudarst, Issdatel, Stroitel, Lit., i960, 395p. 122, Chem. Abst. 5, 9829e (May 15, 196l) Mchedlov-Petrosyan, O.P. & Vorob'ev, Yu, L, Aspects for the use of some natural magnesium silicate hydrates in industry Silikat Tech. 11, 466-472 (I960) 123, anon Asbestos: general, oroduction, processing. Part 28. ` Gummi Asbest Kunststoffe 14. #5. 4l6, 418. 420. 422. mrbzsr&BVkw aiarMh This section discusses the manufacture and testing of asbestos paper and board. 124. anon Foreign trade in asbestos and goods manu factured from it in the more important European countries Gummi Asbest Kunststoffe 14. #5, 458-466 (May 1961) Figures for 1959 are compiled for Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Great Britain, France, Benelux Union, Holland and West Germany, ., I ASARCO ALV 0002055 -3 125. Iron Age 187, #21, 15 (May 25, 1961) ''Powdered-metal brake linings for passenger cars will soon make their debut. The prime feature of these linings isf that they*re made entirely of powdered metal, ItTs bonded directly on the brake shoes without using any asbestos or asbestos-metal combinations. Advantages include: Less pedal pressure, faster stops, longer lining life, better heat dissipation, no squeaking and a reduction In the number of adjustments needed," (this item is copied here in its entirety) 126, Materials in Design Eng. 53. #5* H9 (May 1961) "TT-ft. <3ia. reinforced phenolic disk Is said to be the largest compression molded part yet made. The i^OO-lb, concave disk is the aft closure insulation protecting the steel engine casing of the Minuteman missile. Made of phenolic resins reinforced with silica, asbestos and graphite fibers, the piece will withstand more than 5000 P at high pressures while holding the casing temperature to a maximum of 200P, Source: Dumont Mfg, Corp., 607 Irwin St,, San Rafael, Calif," (this item is copied here in its entirety) 127. anon Jefferson Lake plans California asbestos mine Mining 1/orld 23. #6, 17 (Hay 1961) News item about the mine and mill to be built in Calaveras County to handle 2500 tons per day, 128. Mod. Plastics 38, #9, U10 (May 1961) "An asbestos fiber-reinforced phenolic molding material with high heat resistance has been developed by Rogers Corp,, Rogers, Conn., for use in brake applications. Called RL 1+15* the material, produced by the beater-addition method for homogeneous blending of fiber and resin, is easily molded into flat or three-dimensional shapes. It is claimed p to have successfully replaced fabricated laminate for textile brake pads with spindles rotating at 20,000 rpm at a torque of 20 in, per ounce," (this item is copied here in its entirety) i, I ASARCO ALV 0002056 129. Holloway, H.D. & McSpadden, T.W, How we are fighting corrosion Oil Gas J. $, #22, Il|6-148, 150 (May 29, 1961) The authors report on materials for handling oil well brines at Pan American Petroleum Corp, Asbestos cement pipe is mentioned, but its tendency to clog with scale is also noted. The article is illustrated with pictures of piping which has failed. 130, anon Revolutionary heating system - electrical potential applied to reinforcing fabric Wire & Wire Prods, 36, 6HJ.-615, 68-66l (May 1961) The steel wire reinforcing fabric of a building in Minot, North Dakota, is to be used as an electric heating element. Asbestos cement board to insulate the overlapping ends of the r.iesh from each other. 6/1/61 lk H. McBride I ASARCO ALV 0002057