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1 I. ProJeot Status B2SL - T. L. Oossage B2NK - W. B. Papagaorg* B2S7 - N. T. Johnson B2SC - J. J. Roder B2SC - D. E. Roush 1070 - H. B. Ford 1800 - D. R. Hansen 1010 - E. L. Shlmley 1650 - P. L. Slayton 1460 - D. W. Stegen PMC/DED/RLN This Report 1972 Cuaulatlva A. Oomsltsients to Convert 5 149 B. Aotual Conversions 2 1. Inmont Corp., Clnolnnatl, Ohio on T-55 flush, will T-66 fill. {Bake printing materials and oan labels). 2. Relohhold, Sterling Dlv., Sewlokely, Pa. to T-55. 0. Customers Lost , 2 1. Artisan Industries, Waltham, Mass. (20 gallon*) to Dow 0. 2. Velsleol Cham., Marshall, 111. (sisall) to Dowtherm. Potential Losses for 1972 Alreseareh Mfg. Co., Torranoe, Calif. (7 vol.) to unknown fluid. Albert Trostel Paoklngs Ltd., Lake deneva, Wlso. ( vol. 7) to steam. B. Net eadlng. Pa. {Vol 7), 1 for fiber drums, conversion Nov. 1972. .f , M.V. (6000 gallons), oon- ; layed till August 1972. 1 Refusals 1CI Amerloa Ino., Dighton, Mass. {vol. 7), usat Southern Natural das, Houston, Texas ' I" ' V' V* 100077 r -- Thrmtnol PR Conversion Project Week of May 8 to' May 12 Page 2. . .X ' * "' a. Ma.lor Cowplalnta 1. Aim Packaging,Inc., M. Springfield, Mass..wants dollars Tor fluid replacement. 2. Flint Chemical Coatings Co., Flint, Mich., wants dollars to compensate conversion costs. H. Old Unreported Losses 1. Atlantex Mills Inc., Carlstadt, N.J. to Mobiltherm (1-2 years ago). I. Once Through Situations "No Conversion Potential" 1. Arrow Spinning, Susquehanna, Pa. (vol ?) 'm 2. Consolidated Packaging, Monroe, Mich., (100 gallons) A-124B , system, not used In pest year and no Immediate plana. , ' ,-v, to use. This site makes products for food packaging,. . i... . Customer will drain and, hopefully, flush. ' .-j J. Speolal Situations r' 1. Ametek, Wapokeneta, Ohio, still no conversion target, conconcerned over flamabllity. 2. Badger By-Products, Milwaukee, Wise., (750 gallons at 39Jt PCB) plana drain, kerosene flush and T-55 refill. 3. Beohtold Eng., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. has sold In the past, about 100 coving machines using FR. (No plans for the conversion team to obtain names and contact these 100 customers.) New machines do not use FR. 4. B.S.B. Corp. (EIMCO), Pittsburgh, Pa. (100 gallons pilot unit), reports system on loan to a St. Clalrsvllle, Ohio coal washer lost all FR on a ooncrete pad. Pad believed flush down with water. Believe no attempt made to collect FR. 5. Continental C^n Corrugating Plant, Los Angeles, Calif. .. (ourtaflijbdater) has not converted as per their plant , - *nlB#erT!v 6. ' H. HAsfivon at ^oth the Chicago, 111. and Detroit, Mich, loc .. V^fcJpnS.heTe ordered T-55 for their 2nd attempt at alort (present FR levela approximately hO)t and l8)t ' respectively. 7. Industrial OraIn (Olglvey Flour), Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada; completed aeoond conversion on T-66 system. 8. Los Angeles, Calif, Water Dept. (5 gallons) aware of T-FR situation, system used to heat oil. Has not set conver sion target date. 9. PSeO, Wlnton Kill Tech. Center, Cincinnati, Ohio (2 x 30 gallons), pilot production - non-conraerclal food application, expect July 1972 conversion. HONS 100078 <T * Thermlnol FR Conversion Project Week of Hey 8 to May 12 Page 3. J. Speolal 3l\utlon.;'(Contlnued) 10. Thompson Farms, Chicago, IlllnolB (400 gallons) FR system used In a lard deoderlzlng still, but not In use for past 4 months. They expect to decide by June 1 on conversion versus dismantle. 11. Ward Food Inc., East Orange, N.J. converted In 1971 at which time customer dlspaad FR by dumping to sewer. II. Activity A. Conversion Team new oontaots this week at 13. B Thermlnol FR conversions continue Blow. We have drum stock In the regional warehouses. The 200.000 A*4. o* new T-55 for late May will now be available in eariy;`MniaI V\ , As a result, bulk T-55 supply Is orltlcally short bus >no^ - delays In customer delivery to date. Still look Totjf big ' \ ,f June and July. C. The conversion team continues to encounter customers who, have 1W>V connected the PCB or Thermlnol FR environmental probf^ wlWTS'# Aroclors. Latest two cases being Udyllte (4 x 100 gallons - ' Aroclor systems) and Parker (500 gallons aroclor system). ' In the Parker case, they had ordered Thermlnol FR for a new system, but returned unused - and still did not realize the PCB relationship with their Aroclor system. None of the three Monsanto alert letters mention Aroclor (12-15-71 Thermlnol FR termlnlatlon letter, Maroh 6, 1972 survey letter or the April 1972 WBP letter). As far as the PCB heat transfer Issue Is concerned, this project has not made a specific attempt to notify or convert customers using Aroclor In heat transfer systems. D. Mr. F. M. Calkins completes hls project assignment on May 12, 1972. MQNS 100079