Document O33VZ7YZzr1bV4ggQOmBgg5dM
"
ii-
m
i
Anniaton, Alabama
Kr* ?. H, &*elaalc Fh. 31a. st, Leal*
V
Steaara.
% u Joi&iaa
> %. Edgar E. Hardy
May 27, 1*49 %? * Beeves (3)
T. A, Barter
f.3C.W./R.L.y, 5-24-49
Ifcstingbouso Electric Carparatioa at mtatwgi " ` "
to** 1
"aswMOMir** ' " **
u ^--. -- ' *--. r , * ',:--??r.1'-,i-:. t-v- '"
tL * fj * ,--"
fim*# specification 69S5-S forlnerteen for ppafitor'*:^i^
{Aroolor X854) reads exactly word for tort ltte the last ^ootfioa-i. ^ at
iloa we have la Anniston Which was dated february 5, 1944, therefore,*
1 think w# arc incorrect if ws aay that ^eatii^houBa la tightening up --
on specifications ter* To gat the story behind the X944 specifications
Ho* 6933-C you will lwro to road the correspondence of the period 1942*
' - I . '. . . .. ,.;
...
.. .- J /
.......... . .' - ^ . . - ,' '. "t"' .' '. ' r 1 --
'.; . /'
'" ,
.'
4
-~v
:f fffi
These apecificatlona have boon vary satisfactory durlngthe foot five
years exeept for ths distillation range^whloh X will review later. The acidity and hosting loss which you <jaestioned ere very well*lthin
Sfc
per product value*, la 1947 wo Shipped 17 eara to Wostinghouee which
averaged 0,0016 eg HeOS/ga, On acidity and .<523$ on heating loss. It
la apparent that the values la the specifications for thee* propertie e
ess he met with ease by our Aroclor Pleat at Anniston, the viscosity
range is the same &s the one we have had for years and can readily meet.
Jfow In the ease of the distillation range X would like to suggest sens
changes. If A5TM t>-20 is follo;?ed in determining this property, I
would like to point out the feet that on page 57B of "A3151 laniards
1946** under the method a^TK IMSO, procedure (S) sabacctlon (c) till :
fallowing lines "]?o correction shall he made for the emergent stem of
the thermaeter,*
.
Without the stest eorreotlon our specifications ere as foliates
10$ point between 550-355*0. - 60$ point between 355-362*0. *.
90$ point between 362-575*0,
ws&-afciS
gongte^.
%L_h_%__*%_
._
.... ...............
........ .
Ii:il:fftsd loorr#ctoi.s3' _ ____ ___ (b) pention of section
8 of^eir (g>eclficetiLon also includes a barometric correetlm. with
out the barometric correction, X see no reason for a stem correction
alone.
DSW 330832
STLCOPCB4077476
Mr* t* H. ffaeeloek
S^
Say 27, 1949
i- :&v t . -c: :" W
Stnea *e have been shipping Arcelor 1234 fxon Anniston for the part three years, this need for a batter understanding on the distillation range has been noticed* We hope that It can be arranged satisfactorily for both aidea now that the specifications axe up far review*
if, therefore, Westloghouee desires e corrected distillation range t yn*< *
baroastrie correction at theas. teapcraturai mine Odra thaw thsl3*c. ^
allowed between cor unoorrected tssaperaturse 'tf'^MtlMfesasa** corrected^ specification* (tar suggested specifieatKm for the eorrectei distillation '
range arc as follenet
" '-
10* point between S87-372C. 50* point between 372-S79C.
90% point between 379-392<.
This property of the Aroelor will remain the me ae before, tat it la
merely a matter of getting the product in the Riddle of the specification \
rather than running consistently at the upper Unit as it present on the *
10| point.
......
`
I believe Westiaghaose can see our point and will agree to a change. Either suggestion will be acceptable. Any assistance you can give to getting the specifications rl#t on the distillation range will be
greatly appreciated by the Operating Department.
We would like to have several eopiss of tlsse epeeifleations here at
Anniston when they are approved*
. .
5 )-
1
;
:. .
/
; ; :
?
AMStraJ
A. M. Ulenborf
- - ry Ri
'?.PW
^\ \ \
H!X
Im
*I 4*#
*fcf '
-4. t ?, . v; .4V **
".. v
,ert Wl;7`
yry
ifir
" y-:v
. ft
f-//.
DSW 330833
STLCOPCB4077477