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EVIDENTIA ENGINEERING inc 10 Park Place . Short Hills, NJ 07078-2826.201-379-8855 . Fax 201-379-5632 LENNARD WHARTON, Ph.D., P.E. Dr. Wharton is a chemical engineer and physical chemist and brings to clients thirty years of experience as a member of top management, as a manager of industrial development and research in the process equipment, microelectronics equipment, rotating machinery and electrical equipment industries, and as a teacher of chemistry and a principal investigator in experimental research on chemical reactions and chemical structures. Dr. Wharton undertakes client-related activities directed to investigating, reconstructing, and explaining rare events and failures; solving problems in manufacturing and processing, in development and application of products, and in management of technical activities, applying relevant standards, and designing and conducting probative tests and experiments. Prior to forming Evidentia Engineering, Dr. Wharton was Chairman of the Board, Vice President and Director of the Chemical, Fire & Explosion activities, and he supervised the Electrical Engineering activities of Packer Engineering He has been a technical consultant to Gould Corporation, Northrop Corporation, and the United States Department of Defense. Formerly, he was Vice President of Technology' at Materials Research Corporation, Vice President of Engineering and Technology' at Studebaker-Worthington Corporation, and the ITE-Imperial Corporation. He was full Professor of Chemistry' at the University of Chicago. EDUCATIONAL HISTORY B.S. Chemical Engineering M.I.T. M.A. Chemistry Cambridge University Ph D. Physical Chemistry Harvard University PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS IEEE Senior Member American Institute of Chemical Engineers National Fire Protection Association American Management Association, R&D Council American Society of Mechanical Engineers Dr. Wharton has eighty peer reviewed publications and patents in his technical and scientific fields, and numerous awards and fellowships. He has made technical presentations at local, national and international conferences. Baron <fc BuJJ Butler Count) August I. EVIDENTIA ENGINEERING ts< 10 Hark Hla Short Hills. NJ 07078-2X26 201-379-8855 Fax 201-379-5632 Professional Experence of Lennard Wharton, Ph.D., P.E. POSITIONS HELD: President and Founder Evidentia Engineering. Inc. 1995 - present Chairman of the Board Packer Engineering. Inc. 1994-1995 Vice President Packer Engineering. Inc. 1987 - 1995 Vice President. Technology Materials Research Corporation 1983 - 1987 Vice President. Engineering and Technology Worthington Division McGraw-Edison Co 1979-1985 Vice President of Technology Studcbakcr-Worthington Corp. 1978-1979 Professor. Department of Chemistry University of Chicago 1963-1972 and 1973-1978 Vice President. Engineering lTE-lmperial Corp Power Equipment Group 1972-1973 Junior Fellow. Harvard University Society of Fellows 1960-1963 MAJOR CONSULTANTSHIPS: Gould Corp Scientific Advisory Board 1973-1978 Northrop Corp 1977-1978 PUBLICATIONS: Author of 76 Pecr-Re\iewed Scientific Journal and Monograph Articles and 4 Patents EDUCATION: Harv ard University. Ph D Physical Chemistry 1963 Cambridge Univ ersity . St. John's College. M A. Chemistry 1960 Massachusetts Institute of Technology. B.S. Chemical Engineering 1955 Phillips Exeter Academy 1947-1951 Page 1 of 2 Baron & BudJ Butler Count) Augusl I. IW Lennard Wharton, Ph.D., P.E. Page 2 AWARDS: Outstanding Young Man of Chicago. Chicago Jr. Chamber of Commerce & Industry Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow. University of Chicago Junior Fellow. Harvard University National Science Foundation Fellow. Harv ard University Marshall Scholar. Cambridge University R. D. Hunneman. AJCliE Prizes. Tau Beta Pi. Sigma Xi. MIT Westinghouse Science Talent Search. National Scholarship Winner 1951 Who's Who in America MEMBERSHIPS & COMMITTEES: American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Institute of Chemical Engineers Senior Member Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers American Physical Society American Management Association AMA Research and Development Council Industrial Research Institute IRI Editorial Board "Review of Scientific Instruments". Editorial Board "Journal of Chemical Physics". Editorial Board DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE: Pentagon Advisory Committee. Ballistic Missile Defense. ARPA Project DEFENDER. 1966-1969 National Academy of Science and US Navy Undersea Warfare Analysis. Woods Hole. Summer 1969 COMMUNITY: MIT Educational Council 1985-Present MIT - Osins 1955. Alumni Vice President MIT Class of 1955. 1960-1965 Board of Directors. Harvard Cooperative Society 1954-1955 Winnetka School Budget Priorities Committee 1976-1978 Elected Representative Winnetka Town Caucus 1974-1978 FAMILY: Married: Judith Gordon 1957 1971 Children: Ruth 1963. Rebecca 1964. Nathaniel 1971 Baron &. BuJJ Butler Counts August I. IW DErAnTMEST OF The NAVY KA VA WtHCAL C L ** > C . A A ! I t * MAKS D* - A a n f k I I ; \ c r 6:en Ser 14-133 2 3 Kav 1 <5 7 =5 / Fre To: Cc=a.-.ding Officer, Xaval Regicnal Medical Clinic, Hawaii Ccmisnder, Pearl Harbor Xaval Shipyard (Attn: Code 140) . Sub j : Industrial Hygiene Survey of Airborne Asbestos Concentrations fren Vinyl-Asbestos Tile Operations; report on Ref: (a) Code 140 ner.o S-104 Code 142.12S of 5 Kay 1979 (b) DHEW Criteria for a Re corriande d Standard ... Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, K1CSH Publication HSM 72-20267, 1972 (c) CSKA 2206 (29 C7"R 1910) Jan 1976 (d) CRSAVIXST 6260.1A, Control of Asbestos Exposure to Kaval Personnel and Environs 1. Reference (a) requested the N?_U.C Industrial Hygiene Branch to determine concentrations of airborne asbestos fibers generated during a typical shipboard installation of viny1-asbestes floor tile. Conse quently, the subject survey was conducted on 16 Kay 1979 by Mr. Harry f.iroza, S?y.Z Industrial Hygienist. he sirulated c:pe r a ; < cn vas conducted on the second deck of Shop Building 7. An area vas svept clean and then covcrui! vJrh vrapp t t paper ;vd ren.veri *... * w *6.l the procedure cf lay S the C11 c: tile the a p. e r a r. d cutting s : r.e cf the tiles using a lir.olu k.-.i fe T>. c tile used is identified a_s rUNTKOTZ Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile, 4, FSN 7220-624-5321 , manufactured by Flir.tkote Company, Los Angeles, CA. Breathing rone sanples for one hour and for 15- =ir.ute intervals were obtained cn both aan as they laid and cut the tiles. In addition, a general area sample vas obtained at the edge of the verk. To simulate the verst possible condition, a 15-ainute breathing tone sarptle vas also obtained while a worker vaa cutting ar.d shaving a floor tile. Throughout the whole operation, both men wore aurgical rubber gloves and 3-M 5710 respirable dust respirators. _' 3. Analysis of each sample vas performed according to the procedure outlined in reference (b). The results shewed that no asbestos fiber was found in any of the sanples analyzed. All resulta are veil below the Threshold Lindt V'alue (TLV) of 2 fibers per cubic centir.ettr of air stated in references (c) ar.d (d). These results were not unexpected for the following reasons: a. The ir-s talla tier and cutting operations do net create a-ry asbestos dust Baron & Budd Butler Countv Auaust 1. 1997 ' 5.2C4 4.J iy/5 . SubJ: Industrial Hygiene Survey of Airborne Asbestos Concentrations < fro VIny1-As be s cos Tile Operations; report on b. The few asbestos fibers vhich are present are tightly bound in the vinyl tile. Based on the results of the sa=ple analysis, the operation of laying and cutting the vinyl-asbestos tile should constitute no potential health hazards to the vorVers. 4. If there are any question.* pertaining to this report, please contact Hr. Harry Oinoza at 474-4242. Copy to: Cede- 155 954 roYr^-- J. Z. 0S30RNZ By direction I* * , /` : 12C5 Baron & Budd Butler Couniv August I. IW