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i\ The > A m erican / ^ I C eram ic / & Society / I February 15,1993 I cannot verify the accuracy of copies from Industrial Medicine, Volume 17,194. Christine Schnitzer Product Manager Ceramic Information Center - 735 C e ra m ic P la ce W esterville, O hio 43081-8720 614*890*4700 TWX: 7101109409 P L A IN T IF F S EXHIBIT y /s s - .n 3 *1. * (Il) Ai 197k, -> CERAMIC ABSTRACTS Compiled by The American Ceramic Society . (X) w T) lO ft * 1948 C x ir t .r a S. P n i f t . E ditor Ma y J . G ib b . A ssista n t E ditor D o a o n r r Doxouck. E d itorial A ssista n t C om m itter on P ublications: K- C- Lvo.v, C hairm an; Kajll Scw a btzttalbkb. R . E. Bu c k . and J. J. Cantixls Technical A dvisers: L. G . F ajlbe*. R a u k R ose, axo A . TV. Au i n ABSTRACTERS Associated Technical Services British Ceramic R e s a rch Association B ureau International d ' tudes Techniques Cramiques A. H. Adams A. J . Biddulph M . P. Haydoc X. J. Kresdl Alexis Pinas F. C. Anance R- H . Bollinger F. G. Heck S. M . Lane TV. J. P lankcithorn Wilfred Ashworth Claudia Boynton I. Hochman E. D. Maher J. E. Priestley X . X . A ult Ian Campbell' R. H. Hooker F. R . M atson A. T . Prince 'W alter Bank G : S. Douglas G. M . H utt L. R . M c C m th t H. K. Richardson t- ..B arrett "RTBarta TV. D . F o ster J . J . Frankel C ellin'H vde F. Hyde ETM . M erritt J. G. Mohr X . Schrewelnu A. B. Searle L. Barza(fai R. A. Gregory J. Jacobs J. M . X or J. O. S tm iuelinan TV. R . Beck P. Grodtinski B. Z. Kamich S. S. Obenshain F. P. Shonkwiler J . J . Beinlich A. J. Haecker. Jr. D. F. R ine T. G. Pen Hans Thum aacr A. C. Bevan M as Hartenhcim M . M . TV. K leim an D . G . Pierce TV. O. W illiam son P ublication Ojbce: 20th an d N o rth am p to n S treets. E asto n . P a. E dito ria l Office: 2S25 N o rth H igh S tre e t, C olum bus 2. Ohio h , o 'd A m 32?c 260 Ceramic Abstracts Novem ber inert gas curtains inside furnaces, and simplified, sm aller How to m a k e a silk screes. An o n. Ceram. Ind.. Jo p la n u : 31 predictions for w hitevrare which include (1 1)7 (1948). C G I greatly shortened m aturing schedules, custom -m ade kilns, How to se t up a simple per petual inventory system. unbreakable china, u neontam m ated raw m aterial, handling B. L . CoL'G H . A n t. P a in t J . , 3 2 [ 3 0 | 40--Hi (19481. tim ed to make storage unnecessary, autom atic batching, system through which any man ufactu rer or -upplke casting in a fraction ot th e presen t tim e, faster jiggering. num erous articles can determ ine profitable item. rvw.-rv.- ra d ia n t h ea t a n d atom ic fuel, a n d rap id decorating; (41 sto ck q u a n titie s, a n d control production, mark-up, a::.; predictions for glass which include sm aller plan ts, pneu- reserves o f ra w m ate ria ls can be -e t u p using 8 X 3 in. ti;,. raatic m aterial handling, presintering for fast m elts, trend -- cards in a visible reference type file. Suggestions toward au to m atic form ing, com bination annealing a n d . offered concern in g a c tu a l d a ta to be en tered on each curt I beat-treating. lightweight' glass, throw-away containers, A ficticious case illustrates the value of such a ystem. aud oxygen melting. Twelve charts with curves predict A_J.II. the rise and fall of m arket conditions for m ajor appliances, Im m ersion 'm ed ia containing m ethylene iodide. R,.u. arch itectu ral porcelain, porcelain sa n ita ry w are, hollow U T L. Dajlssal. .1 m. M ineral.. 3 3 ,3 4 6 -3 2 11948).-- Thw w are, dinner-ware, do o r a n d w all tile, vitreo u s san itary usefulness of m eth y len e iodide in im m ersion m edia i> ware, electrical porcelain, glass containers, d at glass, g ia-- em phasised. T he nonlinear relationship of indicts at re tableware, and structural glass.- C-G.B. fraction ta com position by volume of some liquids contain Controlling abnorm al d u st exposures. M . W . T homs- - ing m ethylene iodide is shown b y ex p erim en tal d a ta . An SOS. O ccupatia/tal H azards. 10 [4 | 12-13 ( ISMS).-- Tue em pirical eq u a tio n h as been devised for calculating rem oval of d u st from places of origin b y m echanical m eans indices of m ix tu res o* m ethylene iodide a n d l-btom onaph- and by moistening materials and air. as adopted by the tholm e from volum e percentage d ata: -- 141387 -- A merican dinner-ware industry, is discussed. M -Ha. l/U P (453Ux + 37x*). where * n ie index a n d s la C H :t ; D rie d m olding san d . P. N icolas. Fanderie. 1943, No. 29. 1172-76.--T he results of tests are given in curves of h u m id ity c o n te n t a fte r drying, d e n sity a s a function o.* hum idity, a n d com pressive stre n g th a s a function of h u----- raidity and of exposure to air. The optim um values of a -a n d contain in g 18% d a y w ith a fineness of A.F-A. ll!> were obtained w ith a humidification of 7%. fo r plasticity. 5CT. for cohesion in th e gr een sta te , a n d 10% for stre n g th ^ after drying. T o obtain a fine surface on th e cast pieces the dried molds should be coated w ith stove black contain ing ab o u t 8% volatile m atter an d 22 to 3U% ash: the grain size should be less th an 0.7 mm . F or steel castings,' good results axe obtained with a coating having a base of very fine silic a : for cuprous alloys, a coaxing of silica a n d also one having a base of ocher are used; a coating composed of graphite, ocher or d a y . and talc is used for general pur poses. M .Ha. a (voL % ). C alculated indieea-show d o se agreem ent with experim ental v alues. T h e decom pos itio n , purification, a n d preserv atio n of m ethylene iodide is discussed. 17 rcfcrrnccj. i fiturc. W .D.F M aatx l hyg ien e a n d ia d n a tria l health. R_ G. N o rte c . -Voa . S a fe ty S ew s. 36 [61 28-29. S i-8 4 (1947).-- Emo tional factors in the ad ju stm en t of an em plo yee to his work a rc beginning to b e recognized a s a n im p o rta n t factor in safety. W_A. M eth o d s e< steriU xadan ef prote ctiv e eqmipmeaL W alts* F . Sc n o l l A m . ta d . H yg. A ssn . QmtrU. % -4 1)2 (1947).-- A liq u id so ap solu tion is used , followed by stream of w orm rater to teuw ve th e soap. T he dieinfec- t a n t R ocal is th e n u sed a fte r d ilu tin g 6 o s. w ith ( gaL of rater; th e b a th is u se d fo r a week. A t o n e p la n t ab o u t T.J resp irato rs. 3U0 goggles. 1UI) goggle c a se s . 12 ru b b er sans. 3 rubber boots, a n d 65 lahrrllaneoos pieces are sterilized in one w eek. T im e of rm ra m io n in th e bach is 10 mm D ropped-caisson sh aft linking. W illiam S. Col*. J*.' T h e hands a rc n o t affected b y immersion in the Rocal. ng. 11in i n f J .. 149 141 32-83 (1943).-- B auxite deposits Z ep h iraa ch lo rid e is also satisfacto ry b u t m ore expensive. in Saline and Pulaski Counties. Ark., require m any shallow W .D.F. sh afts in proportion to th e tonnage m ined. C onventional -- P u lm o n ary d u s t d ise a se . A. R_ Rjs o c l l . Ind. Med.. s h a ft sinking is n o t advisable d u e to layers of quicksand. 17, 168-70 (1948).-- Silicosis is th e m ost im p o rtan t hut A concrete caisson was m ade 18 in. th ick a n d w ith a n inside th ere a re o th e r d u s t diseases. T he s ta tu s of alum inum a. diam eter of 8 ft. for a shaft. I t teas planned to dig o u t the a therapeutic agent for silicosis has not y et been deter middle, drop the caisson, and p u t another ring of concrete r mined. Fum es from heating bauxite to m ake corundum and repeat, b u t considerable tro u b le w as en co u n te red : J can cause tro u b le. T h e fum e co n tain s m uch lam ina howeve r , it was fin ally com pleted to a 21)4 ft. d e p th . Fu silica, e tc . E a rly cases a re sym p to m -free w ith a slight tu re projec ts should (1) avoid te s t holes closer th a n 20 f t , lu n g shadow ing. L a te r th e sy m p to m s m ay siom 1its (2) h u .e ad ju sta b le guides for aligning th e shell, (3)* have pneum onia a n d h e a rt disease a n d th e shadow ing spsasili guide runners to keep th e caisson aligned. (4) have a gasket" Cadmium o r com pounds, e ith e r a s fum e o r Su l to stop sand blows, a n d (5) use w ater-tight joints between cause a serious lung diaeasr D uring th e rar beryilioas all pours. 4 figures. W .D.F. poisoning bee i n a know n. Asbestoses h as lo s^ been Factors w hich will influence ceram ics in n ex t 23 years. know s. W orkers in a very d u sty talc m ill shovmd lung Anon. Ceram. im L , 30 151 83 (1948).-- F ifteen factors d am age, b u t th e m iners did, not. T h e ta lc w as fibrous and which w ill influence th e next q u arter c en tu ry in ceram ics contained 30 to 305 ft** silica. T here are some benign a re as follows: Americans w ill live b c u a r; there will be pneumoconioses, such as asderoeis. w hich d o n o t affect the m ore fam ily un its; th e population trend is u p ; th e average length of life. 7 references. W .D .F. age w ill be slig h tly older: m ilita ry prepar a tio n w ill b e __ P h o to e e ru m e tech n iq u e.. & A. B u z o x . A bstracted y planner! is billions: commercia l construction has only started : institutional and governm ent needs involve huge coo s tr uctio o : th e E uropean R eco v e ry P rogra m will ta x in SU ktd'noya i K eram . Pram... 1947, N o. 9 . pp. 17-13.-- D etails a re given for transferring images from gias* euro ceram ic w are. T h e following reag en ts a re u sed : <l) far ^tncnruA -povlnrtion; com petitive raw m aterials are being cleaning the glass, absolution con raining 4 'gm . of ammo depleted; hSTBe a n d ren tal c o n stru ctio n w ill increase: niu m d ich ro m ate. 10 gm . of dex trin , a n d 2 ) gm . of s i p r a backlogs s till exist a n d m ay b e increased: technological KM) cc. of w a te r: (2) fa r tran sferrin g th e im age from the developm ents will broaden m a rk e ts: in d u strial construc glass o n to th e ceram ic w are, a solu tio n co n sistin g of 3U col tio n w ill continue stro n g ; co m p etitiv e p ro d u c t develop lodion. 30 e th e r, a n d 2 0 % o f 93* alcohol; 13) a dark-brow n m ents will challenge ceram ics; an d lab o r relations wilt be -- color containing th e pigm ents F d O H lk CCXOHlj. and m utually more enlightened; C-G.B. ZnO in th e proportion of 2 :1 :1 and a black color containing Failure to block doorways of freight cars causes se v e n the pigm ents F e(0 .d )i. MnCCh. and COfOHV; in the pro dam age to packaged freight. Ano n . A m . P a in t J .. 3 i . portion of 2 :1 :4 . T h e flux for th ese colors consrsti [231 76-80 (1948).-- A senes of docum entary photo graphs P b ,0 , 73. q u artz 12.7. a n d boric acid 12.3% . B.2.K- taken b y the Shipping C ontainer Institute show freight Repoct on B ritish In d u s trie s F air. J ack Bbooks- dam age, its causes, a n d th e results. T h e value of b lo ck in ; Ceram. In d .. 50 [6 1131 (1948). * C C B. doorw ays to prevent load shifting is stressed, and methods Research, on a s b e s to s lib ers. M. S. Baoollxt. 7 runs. are suggested to prevent such shifting. A .J.H . Can. In st. M in in g M et.. 31, 213-16 ( 1948).-- T he John- 1114 M an IV V cluil' . fiber im pr ing i S< T a\ for whic rhil Si 21ot < cry tn p t vitrv trou land *m tl lie 1 n Sj 1-4 Can fortr Tl P. P (194 Ti in d Poo ards Pa Tavi ptt< Pea sear. deal (61 l afta A tv Am 8th n it give F1A abet Pbo serif at : 73% proc sent vat* max and a pe