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mmmmm pi"--------------------- LI A 07959 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4M IXXMWTON AWM I MW VOW IT, It T. I - cotrnmnm mo 12X0 wcwncit cancrng am Jerk, V, I. fabmary JJ, 1553 A naatini ot tba Rad iMd Tacbnlcal Cawittaa mi bald m Fatroary 13, 1553 la to* offlcaa et tba load Znduatrlaa Aaao&atten. 11m follwloc ladlrlfhiili attandad tba Mittm. ass Mapraaantlnt Mr, K f. Batoa Mr. oaeria Wahl nan v Dr. J. 0. Johaatooa Mr. & f. Sheba Mr. faal 'Jhltfard Hr. E. K. tl--rnann Rational load Cwpany Rational load Cenpaiy nwacorl laid Produete, Inn. Iha Ollddan Conpany Tba Xafle-plober Coapa^ Rational load Cwpany IT. L. L. Carrick, Dlfactor of Prd Irad Seaeereh, Re*tin# Cfealruaa Mr. Manfred Eowdltcb, Director of Safety and Hygiene drillon, load Induatrlaa Aaaodation lb C>1 Twlr Talk, Tachnlcal Dlractor, flgnaata and rti--lmla UvlaloH Maatlac Sacrataxy 1.1.A. PROJECT Wo. ?0 - Evaluation of Vinyl Hatol Ccndltlcwcrt and latAeorroalra Prloara, um c le. K oo riryl eoatlnga aura In proeaaa of preparation at 8ar*ilia and that tba projact would probably ba on axpoaura la tba aarlgr aprlAf. Aftar ravlavlAc tba nuabar of natal eonditionart (5) and Antleorroalva palnta (12) It waa daddad to apply tba eaatlngi In tba prepar cwblnatlona to obtain tba following ayataaat 1) All antlecrroalao palnta appllad ovar M*tal Condltlonar Vo. LOO (itandaid baale alne ehronato type) followtd by an alunlnun-vlnyl flnlati coat for tlda ranja axpoaura and by a euproua oxide-vinyl antlfoullnf ooat for tba aaa water lanaraloo axpoaura. I) All aatal eondltlonara appllad undar Antleorroalva paint b05 (bad Uad) and Antleorroalva faint L17 (baale Zina CbranaU). Tbeee ara to ba flnlah aoatad aa autod la tba paragraph abort. wyp u'.'.ml .i .j w j . _ 1 NMtl* manta* Wrw7 Ui 1PSJ It i also agreed that duplicate panels of each i^ttM should bo prepared for each of tto too type* of axpoeurc. This requires tto application of oh choeea natal conditioning ocapoeitloe and each lbo*M ostlncrrooiaa sanpotltlon to f<*r (L) panala -- two to bs tcyewtit with al uni nun paint and too to to tcpoeotad vltb tto aotlfoallag paint* ]fca projaet M outllnad to data will require a total of 120 teat men at ph o o eps tr rm aim snocTvm nnroo cowcn> The teeholeel director reported oa tha progra** of tto Steal Struo- turea Mating Council of which tto load loduatriaa Aaaoclatioa la a aupporllag n*nbar. Tto ccnnlttea iu glran a rormo of tto highlight* of both anno*! Council Moating and tto Naaaaroh C rani tto* Meeting* in attandanoa Hat and adoutaa of both tto Council tooting and toMarch Ccanlttae Kaatlag ara attached to ttoaa adautaa aa Append1 A* mscussicw c p n>.(BiM <r toacra <r l ead f emes oaejtiTO msno tx man gquLfl hTirarnsi------------------ ---------- 1----------------------------------------------------- Ibo ccHlttoo neater* war* lnfarnad that aaaa dlffleultlM had toaa encountered In offorva to haea tto Navy Departnsnt adopt Bureau of Ship# Foraula No. 116 aa aa aftar-plckllag priurr oo aav ahlp plataa toeanaa of tto poaalbla toxic affacta of land funs* gaoaratad during are voiding. Tto problaa of tto dagraa of tonicity of fun** ganaratad during tto enlding and flan* cutting of load palntad ataal aurfacaa haa toon ralaad fra^ianlly and will toetaa increasingly i*g>ortaat with tto aero widespread aaa of waldad construction* Tto load laduatrlaa iaaodatloo tponaorad an Intensive la*astlgatl*n of thia problaa ty tto Industrial Kyiler* Foundation la 191.6. to* final report oo thia Investigation shewed ortrenaly high concentrations at lead evolved dure lag tto arc wwldlng of lead coated (teal, Howtvwr tto integrity of thia report waa questioned whan aavtral ancaallaa vara discovered by tto tod Lead Twohnleal Caueltto*. incog ttoaa wart concentration* of lead In tto air aanplaa far In ascaaa of thoaa theoretically poaalbla oo tto baala of tto paint ccnpoaltlona. In aaaa caaaa significant eoooantratlooa of lead ware found In tm-- originat ing froa laad-fraa paints. whan tto load tom problaa was ralaad recently ty a Navy eentrant shipyard it aaa daaldad that tto whols problaa aheuld be reviewed thoroughly to dstomlna what night to don* ta rsnov* thl* ctoataela to tto use of rad lead base prlaara. Jtr. tlagfald and tha taohnleal director told a eonfsroneo vlth Dr*. Sehrenk nnd Hatch of tha Industrial Hglen# foundation eo January 27* 19$} at Mellon Institute la Pittsburgh. Although neither of ttoaa nan aero e*g>lopad bp tto Poundatloo at tto tlaa of tto L.T.A. sponsored progran thay aara fad liar with tto final report of that Investigation. After fsnlUarlslng thenaalaaa 1p mmmm LIA07361 . r i ii wie. Meeting |ljtea -y n\mv*r D, 19t> with tlM current probloa raleed, by tb* h7,U)i7 Mid they woeld give the utt*r additional aoostderstlse and tvtwdt a wr^ftea proposal eontalaUg plan oT itUdi, A copy *t Oft SAbrenk'# letter la etteebod to thM adnotee M Appendix H The Wiole problem of the poeaible haxarda ef load MfUx dlaeuaaod by the eaaalUee (Mr. Bowdltoh attended this part of the seating); It ni agreed that a background of inforwatioc should bo aaeoa^ latod on toxicity #xpert*noe on all typo* of prladng paint* wharo welding cr fUaa cutting ^oration* art Involved. it m bopod that thia would strengthen the pooltloo of tha load Industries Aoaodatloo la any future dlaoaaaiaaa af thia probloa with Maty personnel. It waa al*o suggested that botara. Bowdltoh and Tender Talk dlaoaaa this probloa with profeasor Drinker of tho Harvard Nodical School and Dr. Hr*C Elkina of tho Industrial Health Dopartaont of tbo Maseenhusetts Departaant of Labor. Thia w* considered an appropriate action aino* profoaaar Drlnkar la retained aa a consultant on induatriil boalth problawe by tha DnlUd State# lory and Dr. Elkina baa had axtenoiw expertonoo in load toxicity problems. pRopaBEJ iu) imp Ttocticii tmrt mc . 8 at wvo pir.iis rai iu t l mu b Tbo oaeduee reviewed tho propuoad oojy for a now had load TOchadaal Latter on prlaora for railroad structures and rolling atoeiu It was decided to include tha following femulations in tho now bulletin. ___ __ Identification________ I~100! Doecrtptlao___ Tod. Spec. TT-P-CSe, Typo I IDOf <i#> Red lead -~Lineeed~OU" Southern Railway Spec. LOB Chicago A northwestern 0.575* (7/) Red Lead - Unoeed Ul Ii5* J) Bed Uad - Ucaeed GU Railway Spec. Ho. 2 Both. Steel Spec. 7S*5-TSC-Sl 75* (IV) Bed Uad . Oll/jOkyd Fed. Spec. TT-P-Wo, fcrpe II 65* (7*) Bed Uad - ai/Alkyd Ted. Spec. TT-P-Ms, tm III 100* (U ) Bed Uad - Alkyd Bur. of SMpo Porwula 116 55* (if) Red Uad - Alkyd Military Spec. XIUM5$2? 100* (2.2/) Bad Uad . Tiny! It was also agreed that cm cr two low eoot red laad prlaero suited for the prlsdng of freight cars should be included. The technical director waa asked to select these frtm eaong several containing aster gua type varnleh vehicle* that have sham ged Serrloe life la Red Uad Technical Cawdtteo taata. DATE PCM SPMm HCrtCPOH KETTTHO It waa decided to bold a two-day inepectlsn wealing of tha aomUtaa at Bqrrill* la April. April 2 and ) ware set ea the tentative dates for this aajrt westing. The weeting waa adjourned at StW P. * jjijpi'wf a"ijLLuj*iuiJ.. .JikLuiu nek I, 0{h MU^JL^ C. ), Tender Talk ,. j I . .* ~ .. . 'Uimihtt'imn ii *aaniitt.*toaiboj*a. 4 * 18 Bloat** of MS Uad Mofacdeal CcaUttaa - fabraary 13, 2953 ega. rmocffmg mmn o o pbc h imxxa a t texmo ivmuj VI, 2953 Ib s s &l A ., , 4. X. MM* 0. 0. M A. Bor'-Ua* Y. B. Mar* V. 8. Walter J. *. 0*L*ry B. 9. Roteoa B. 9. MU B. V. Borea* U T. Owt L L. tiatfald C. A* ?wiw Tttt 1. t. M*t| a . i. mMii 9. W. Shanks A. J. UtlM* A. J. tlekhoff 0. A Ton*| T. V. KandaU C. 9* Umb*t A. B. Oarnar 8. C* 9i7 8. 9. BUI B* 0. BU B. J. Mbit 4, 0. Sa0k*0A 4t Bliaa 9. 019*at* Bopraaantlat Aatrlu* lertltat* *9 Staal Ceannctto^ P|A| lb Rational 9*1 rt, Tamlab A UoqMr An a ., ^atu, D. C. latrlciA line jAttltQU (Dr. Mbb, AI3C) Aaarlean Society of Civil Boglnaer* AMrleas Bridge Uvlaloa, 0. 8. Staal Corporation 9net praa. Staal rut* Fabricator* Amo .( IRb., 9a* 0. 8. Anqr Core* of Enclneora (0. B. Teacott) Federation of hist A Vandafe IToduetlon Club*, ifelladelffela, 9b Bureau of PubUo *oada, luh., 0. C. Aaarlean tine Inatltuta, Baa Tark, B. T. load Induetrlee Aaaociatlon, Bo* fork, I. Y. Mod Induatrloa Moclatlon, Bo* York, V. I, Oileago kli* A Iron Coaipeny, ChicVs, 111* CMca*o ls~ldfo A Iron Ceapargr, Chicago, Til* Rock Diitrict, Corpa of Ei^lnaere, lock Ii,HA Rational Aaaociatlon of Corroelon tnglneera, Psh., 9a. Aaarlean Society for laatln; Katarlala, Brooklyn I. A Ballon Inatltuta of Induetrial R*Mrch, Jth., 9a. Rational Aaaodatlen of Corroalon Snclnaere, f|b,9a. Aaarlean iron and Staal Inatltata, 9*>., 9a. Ballon Inatltata of Tndoatrlal Reaeareh, 9{b, 9a. Aaarlean Inatltuta of Staal Conatraction, Rethlahoa, Jk. Aaarlean Inatltata of Staal Construction, Mthlahaa,9n Aaarlean Water Work# Aaaociatlon, Mthlahaa, 9a. Aaaoclatlon of Aaarlean Rallroada, Chicago, Til. Aaarlean Inatltuta of Staal Conetruetloa, 9fH., 9*. Staal Stracturea Palntinj Connell Staal Stmcturaa 9alnUn| Coanell ."m'.ijui'i mu. .. u _ N2817.01 I ^mtaki .u^s-jaiuiaiufc. --~. --^. ^ -*---- >-* - I Moats* af tha Stsal Stmetara* piloting Connell Mating '.: i' -. January tit WSJ /a ]te Iml lh*tla| of the Stael atnetam hl*tUt Oaorrtl an M4 a* Isnnwy XI, 195J, at halloa Institute, Pittsburgh, hnQlfMU. - itUchtd la a liat af pereeoa *s cttsoded ibis mating* Jbn mating w sallad ta order by tha Pritjdent* IP. JU X. Jack**, at 9iJ0 A. I. 1 Beading af nation af meting Blgaa. 9m aatlea of the fleeting was then raad bp the Secretary, Hr. J* *. Cerreetlone ta adnataa f last mating Btara tan aa eorrectlcnn ta tha alnatat of tha preceding tl meting hold on SepWafear 11, 19SI. 9>a aiaotao wars approved aa mbnltted* J. Heading of Cemmieettaa* 8 there wars ae e--unlcatlaca ta bo road. Dr. I. L toldlein, President of Milan lost!tots, aada a weleondflg addraao ta tha group aad atatad that ha was axtreaely pleased with tha prograsa node hf tha Oeawnll* k. haporta A* Bneowtlve Cnaodttoa There was aa specific report frca tha executive Ccmdttee ad adnlttletrnUve wattaro wars to bs reported by tha Sacratary. B. tPaaaorar'a Depart Ta tha abaaaeo of tha treasurer, Dr, C, Carl hath, daa ta lUneea* tha financial report, praparad Ip Sr. Tabb, wu raad tp hr. V, D. Board, Bapraaanutlaa of tha Aaarlaan Society of Civil Engineers* k Copy af tha financial atataaant is attaahad aa adhibit B* 6* DMtarah Caadttaa thr. J. 0. Jackson, Chatman of tha hiwdi Comities, ratoriad an tha work dona by his ocanlttaa during tha bast IB aanths, 9m Baaaarah Coaalttaa has boon expanded to include rO aeatr*| four awbaomittaaa ward ' I'lJHff mil.-im MPH-MU* .JWI JdU^WWJUJmi M^Troar^acsmmmmggm^ ------- ----- j l i" F -mmmffmmmmmG m LI A 0796 4 rfcin *>HMMiMiat^j.aaiiaMaM^una**iiao*>a^nnMlB*tt>hetfc*^iUfcitanaMa*ato^~ s ! 3 j i 9 tffp&ixtk i act p to handle eurfaee preparation, paint application, paint forvolstiooe, aod paint eyoteu, A rubcoudttoa, aado op of Mr. A. J. Uotaaan, Or* J. Migon, and Mr. Jeeknoc, proparod a not of 9 aurfaoo preparation apart fleet!one vfcloh _ vara aont oct to over 100 qualified paraonf far crltlelae. Aftar enteral rarlalena, the aportfloaticna ure approved ty the Baaoarch Ccaalttee and oathor1 aod for publication by tha tecutivo Ceudttee. Tbo reaction to thooa apoclfloatlana haa baon aoatly favorable, although tv# fabricst-cr* have vrlttao giving unfavorable canasta. After reading the tvo unfavorable lettare, Mr. Jsekecn read aloud Surface preparation Specification Mo. 2, 'Band Cleaning.* ehleh opeclfloatlon received the principal criticlaa, aod cnaeintad on each aectlon tilloh he thought night need clarification. DlaeaaalM of tha surface preparetioa apeolfloationa vaa delayed aatll later. D. Mubcrehlp Ocudtteo There vaa a brlaf report fra tha Chairman of the Muberflhlp Ccandttee, Mr. K. M. Mlehaala, tiio atatod detail* on noabirihlp voald ha (Iran la tha report of the Secretary. X* Secretary and Director of Besearoh Dr. Joseph Blgoe, Secretary and Director of Maaoarch, reported an edainlatretlve devalcfatote and tha reaaaroh progress nade by the Cooncll aa folloMi Tha 1952 Annul Meeting vaa postponed by action of tha Executive Ooandttooi there mere no objection* from tha Madbare of the Cooncll to thin pPlt^OMOt* XlMtoon organisation*, at preaoat, are reproeentod on tha Cooncll. The exact atatu of tbooo organisation* hat not boon clarified la all oeaee. Th# fcllortir; la o lift of unbare eho have Joined the Conrtl elaoe the laat noetlng of tha Council a Anerleao Aoooclatloo of State Blghvay OfflnLala Aurleaa tine Institute Muraau of Ship*, 0. I. levy Corpo of Engineor*, 0. 8. Arey (Haplacing Engineer Meat arch and Davelcyunt lahoratorlea and Offloe of th* Chief of Engineer*) Attoatpta to gat th* Paint A Doooratlng Contraotora to participate la th* vork of tha Cooncll mere unaoooeseful. To date, the supporting nonbero of the Council are aa fellevei Anerloan Iratltoti of Steel Con*traction AoeoolaUoo of Aurloon Rallreodo Steal plate fabric*tor* A**oel*tlen 1 ^W8fat.U|!.Mi.Liii i. -niupniaioi.n, it. Mint mi at.Whi.piioiiiJfiiiu.MfftipwwiUBp I LI AO7966 <^*>ahMiMMdhi**MMa*M*A*imfc-Mi*rTiair'ir *rt.fuuanmeeaf'i rw nh j*. * i Append^ i for tho painta *hloh aro *1ready ebvorod by Federal Bpotlfloatlon*. The total matbcr of point* to bo roocdfcended for uS* will b* aboot a*v*nty-fivj of the**, Um than twoety-fiv* ul bo covered ly Council ap*dflcatlena. tho noooerlty for the Council Paint Specification la do* to tbo laok of availability of aoeh opacification* to tho iwrip inquirer, *t*reaa federal : Specification* aro generally available. An Index ahoolng otractareo, - axpoouree, and m, i--niliil paint ayatoM la bolng proparod for loclaaian la \ Port n. Bo further aetloa baa boon takoa towards Iwdaf tha prop paid bollotla of tbo Connell. 4 Ctoly a aaall Mount of tin* baa boon available for laboratory work] hoaovur, a mobor of rosoarob project* nor* nndortakoa to aoenro oaaontial information that la needed in preparing opacifications. Iboso projects include atodloo of anchor pattorna ebtainod In bloat cleaning, MoauroMnt of height of prof11* by various methods of bloat cleaning, a paint toat to dotomln* tho offoct of anchor pattern on point performance, dotorndnotloa of practical eleering rota* far hand cleaning, power nlrotruahin^ and blaat cleaning, ccrroeloc inhibitor* to bo oood on bloat daanod at**l( and root lnhibdtlT* primers for uaa ondor coal tar coatiics. in exposure alto boo boon established adjacent to tho cok* plant at Clairtoa, Pennsylvania, In eooporotlca with tha Union Railroad, a mnber of painta aro being toatad to determine tholr general valuej painta aro alas bolng toatod to dotondna If they aro suitable for exposure to brio* dripping*. 1h* cooperative field paint toit prorrem has been contlnuod and la producing oalsabl* roaulta. A amber of inspection* were hold of ac m cf tha toatai a largo group participated in tha Connell opoaocrod inopootioa of tho fabricated boon paint toil of tho pittabur-h-Dee Xolnee Stool Cotpoqy at Barilla I aland, Pittsburgh, Paonaylrarda. A ropert of tbo lnopoeticn in bain* proparod. Th* Council la particlpatin*, in several no* taata that aro bslng planned at protant. 1b* principal teat belnrt tho Xlsaourl Pacific Brin* Drtppln-.i paint Toit *ileh will b* undertaken in tho spring. A aorrlo* toot of cool tar coating* 1 a being undertaken by the toppers Company with tbo participation of tho Council. Several additional teata, aponaorod by tha Council, are beIn-; planned. Qo h cooperation baa boon maintained with coadtteoa of tho Rational Aeeodatlon of Corroalon 6ncln**ro, the ineriean Society of Tooting Hateriala, tha Aneriean Railway Lnglneerlng Association, the Aaaoclatioo of State High way cffid ala, the Highway Reweareh Board, and tha Corrosion CcMlttaa of tha Brttlah iron and Steel B*e*areh Association. ftswroe* eonforoneo* hoe* boon hold on technical and administrative Miter*. Xsny field tripe have boen aede, planu and laboratcaftM rielted, paint toil* inej.eeted, paint failure* exmined, ana contact* maintained with a largo somber of poroona and organisation* active m laprorlnc tho oloaning and painting of atool. ppwwpwwpi' Mmiliiii J I :^*iPM^MPPiipMiPPMR9PP!HPClipi^^ '_ LI AO79 65 m .. niABM iAimiil .il.. >.. - , HIM.., T . . -, ,, , AppMttlx A Fed>ratloo of filit 4 Tinriil) fntettw Qatl Aaarlctn Zinc Institute Lead Industries Association Xatlooal Association of Corrosion ftulwiw ' Tbs following changes 1b roprooontstlvM haw bean wdat Mr. X. P. Bobaoo, Representative, Oorpa of Eaclnssrt, B. ft. An? (Ur. K. . Michalak, deoessed) Hr. F. T. Shanks, alternate, Corps of Inglneers, V. ft. Ar*r Mr. S. C. rrjra, Alternate, iseriean Institute of Steal Construction Mr. V. B. "Altar, Alternate, American Institute of 5tool Construction Mr. X. ft. Babort, Alternate, Steel flat* Fabricators Association Mr. B. U Rill, Eapraaantstlva, American Tatar Tories Association Dr. 0. E. Icur*, Representative, Mslloa Institute Mr. C. F. Larrabaa, JOpresentative, Inertcan Iron A Staal tnctltots Mr. X. C. Baker, Representative, Aaarlcao Bellamy Engineering Asm. (Saccoads Mr. M. A. Xooee) In Febroarjr, 1952, tbs Fellowship apindsd its facilities and established laboratory la Halloa Institute. Dus to tha increased ibar of aetlTltlas of tha Council, and tha aecalaratad affoa ts to publish tha Palatine Manual in tha sprint of 1953, It has bass found nacass4X7 to hlra too part-tloa aayil nyais, Mias Marlon Barged sad Mr. Valtar Fiidu P Tbs first printing of tha Mrfaca praparatlon spacifleatloos wss oada In October, 1952. Out of 5,000 I'U printed, 1,500 sets sara gives ta aabara of tha Council gratia and 1,600 fata have alraady bean aeld. In addition, 300 individual specifications sara sold. lncoaa to data Is $966, with 1172 outstanding. Aoeordinr to prasant rscalpts, tbs spacifleatloos will aars than pay for thansslves. I................................................................................. | H ! Ill I'H lip n Xhs status of tha Painting Manual Is ss follows A chaptar an attainting has batn addad to bring tha total mHhtr of chapters to alghtaan. of thasa, tha chapter on painting of Industrial plants has fist sections. In all, thsrs art twenty-two ohaptors or actions of chapter# bslnr. written. Twslva of theao have been cooplatad and require only aditorlal chances and correction*! tan art locwplete. Of tha tan lnoow>lata chapter# cr aactlona, ala have not been aubelttad as first drafts, *iila four are In tho proooaa of balng rewritten. Part II of tha Manual, which Includes specifications and root*, ended paint ays teas, la wall advanoad and can ba finished soon. Rina Burfsoe praparatlon Specifications have alraady been published, that series Is caplets for the present, Four pretrastnant Specification# and ore Paint Application Specification are planned) tha proposed specifications have bean Issued and require revision before publication. About forty paint Bystea Specifications are planned) tho first propoood paint flysteu Specifies, tlcn has been Issued, and an outline of all eyeless prepared. This first paint systea lists thirty-eight options which are available ta taka ears of alternative surface preparations, master of coats, and Intermediate and finish paints. Tbs Council is net planning oa writing paint SpecifiesHons -SBMPJPHWW Hi m vjnaPMPH mm m 9 LIA0796? f 1|'|P PpiBWiPitePtal)PPW 7PPPNPPP<W|ll|i |<M'11! ''.' i|l " i f' ssjm i 'w W | . - - -: - ....-g.^.v:-----T-- ^ - 1^-jl'rTill ~"*-~--`r '" ' AfpeMis A 8 $. Proposed MMteti U After considerable dlsomsalen, proposes --ntesntS to the Xr-lM* Mr* voted on and ipproi^ as sham In *txhibit c.* All parsons attendU* tte iMUai mt permitted to rot* on this ud otter buti* upon tte rerrMs rotation at tte President, with tte n mh t mm cf tte supporting 4. Discussion of tjocUiMUeni and fsintlag Iteul Tte Meting was ttea open to discussion on tte spedflestlens nd tte palatine Vamal. Thoo* present *t tte meeting expreaeed tteir opinions o r tte Burfsco preparation Specification*. It ** generally agreed that tte specifications could bo Improved In their wording ao that tte standard cf cleaning could not b* bald a* a production rote, out that tte specific oaforor* able eritlclm oador disouasicn vms not iuatlflid. 7tn m*nMnrr7 act vithln tte tasearch Coaslttoo for tte consideration and revision cf all apodC-oatlcas w c^laJnod* Tte Rood for rigid surface preparation specifications far Matter axpoaod surface* *aa ajread wpor.j It na aleo agreed, that tte *peclfioatloao would result la too costly cleaning for Steel which would not bo exposed. Definite action should bo taken to present any nleeoaoeptlon that tte Council was endeavouring to require that all ttecl be cleaned under thaao specifications. 7. Election of Officers Sir. A* J. Lietean, Chairman of the Banlnatlng Ct malttee, 1* a latter to tte Council newbere dated Osceater 19, 1952, proposed tte following aa ncnlneee for elective cffloee of tte Steel Structure* fainting CounciIt President- Nr. J. X. Jackson 71oe President- Nr. X. J. table Treasurer- Dr. C. X. tabb Chairman of tte Research Committee. Hr. J. 0. Jackson Chairman at tte Membership CoMdtteo- Nr. X. X. (Uoteola Ttero mt o no further ncniaatlona. It was moved, seconded, and voted that tte officers be unanimously elected as nominated. I. taw Busins#* Ttero was no new business to erne before tte Council* An lnvltetlon was extended to all those present to attend tte Research Ccssdtte* Neetlnc ehleh was to take plaoo after lunch. Open motion, tte meetlrg was adjourned st UiJO P. X. Respootfally steltied, 1/ Joseph Bliss A/b % Joseph Bigos tearsVary Pi wm-m W'"WP jPE^WPIflWM^^ '' '"' .., ' WiilUffM.'-i "1 ' LI AO 79 68 'J" *! iip w p w "iP 11 11 1>1 ^ p ifia p i^ ^ f I ipu M iiMpn-- it -- -- IffMtU A 1 Mtnutea at iMitNk C--HI-- IfcrtlH bold at t kUN Xnatltata, >>00 f.X., Ao w 7 IT, 198 * aMtlAg w mIM to order at >>00 F. A Ijrthi TTnlnw. Xn >i 0. tokM. Dm following aaMbera af tha ft--H tea vara yraaantt Or. 4. Btgee Mr. X. A. Mar| Mr. 4. 4. Elekbotf Mr. S. C. 9iye Or. 4. B. Oarner Hr. E. 0. Hill Mr. c. 9. Lerrabea Mr. A. 4. Llet--a Mr. M. V. Morgaa Mr. A. 4. M*la Mr. 9. M. Shanks Mr. 0. 0. Saard Mr. C. 4. Tander Talk Mr. V. B. Mblter M>a fallowing --bin of the Co--Ittaa aara abairti Mr. I. Archibald * Vr. R. C. Baker Dr. 4. S. laac Mr. U B. tratt Mr. 0. M. Maeeott Ur. 9. Tan Ettaa Ma following repr*eontatlo*e to tha Ooawcll aara preeeot aa faeriei Mr. 1. 9. Ball Mr. T. D. Board Mr. I. 9. Bobeoa Mr. A. T. 0*t Mr. 4. L 4aekaaa Mr. 4. B. O'Leary Mr. A. A. Llcheale Mr. B. Mrtha* IM. 0. B. loang Mr. 4. Ob Jack*an explained tha praeent organlration at tha CsBlttaa. M* charted aaah Mibceavittee with reaponalblllty far keeping tha apadf5catloaa ap-to-dato after they war* laeuad, and that thwy render aa wuch aaalatanea aa poaiibl* In laruing tha opacification* for prwtraata*nta, paint application, paint forwulatlone. and paint eyatana. Tha Chairman1* filar oe tha warloae apacifleatlona war# turned ooar to tha aubcuawlttaa ahalnaan. The pad ntInc Manual war dlacuaaad) It war agraad that It ahould be pabllahad la April 1953* and that any arterial afeleh *M not eufcvltted la tlaa be ealtted. It *aa aweyootad and agraad apon that aor* photograph# ahould be Included. All aawtira net* raquaatad to famard daalrabla photejrapha to tha adltar. It ana aoaad and aeaonded that a ra--inflation ba aada ta the Baeevtlve ft-- lttoa that (a) tha aanual ba publiahad in two aoloaaai and (b) bath welaaae ba tha aaaa alaa aa tha proawnt apoclfieatlena, that la. (J* 11*. Jt m agreed that tha prloa ba kept aa low aa poaelbla* and that at lain 5.000 hooka ba printed la tha flrat printing, ainea all aaad not ba bound at onoe. m m mmmm LI AC7969 Manbara af the ktMtreh Camdttae m uM to think about tha aeond phase of tha work to ba dona fa/ tha Council, A naatinf la to ba nailed in hM( if not necaasary aarliar. Tha naatini waa turned war to tha Mbeoaaittaaa whloh acted in tarn. Mr. k. J. Uetun, Chairman of tha Subcommittee on Surfaoa Preparation, dlaouasad tha warloua Surfaoa fraparatloe Spadflcatlon* and tha nctlena fait j necessary to laprcvs than al folium Surfaoa Fraparatlon Spadflcatlon fit- Bo finnt Surfaoa Preparation Spaeiflcatloe #?i- in apoendlx to ba addadj atandard to ba clarlliad) possibility of using riant wj latad A.S.T.M. Pictorial Staodarda to ba aaqalanation for all of tha apaclfleatteoa. Surfaoa Fraparatlon Spadflcatlon f3i- Bsaaarch to ba undartakan bp tha Follomafclp to dalamina whara elaanlnc atopa and burnishing begin*. Surfaoa Fraparatlon Spacification fbi-Jt waa a;r*ad that despite unfavorable criticise, tha ataal aurfaca ahould ba warn whan paintad. Surfaca Fraparatlon Spadflcatlon* f5, 6, and 7i- Maaaaroh oonductad by Dr. J. B. Oarnar oo a photoalactrlc nathod of measuring daanlinaaa to bn eonaidarad by tha OoMittaa in attempting to prorlda battar standards. Surfaoa Fraparatlon Spadflcatlon #61- Mo Camaamt Surfaoa Fraparatlon Spadflcatlon f)- Bo Comsot Mr. A. J. Xlckboff, Chairman of tha Subcasnltta* oo Faint Formulation. eallad a maatinj of hia C remittee for TiOO p, M. the saw* tvaning, at Mallon Institute. This CaBlttee mat at that tla* and dlacuaaad tha palnta aalaetad for racanmaodatloo Ip tha Council. Tha foiltwin. partldpatad la tha aaatlnss fir. i. Blfoa Mr. 8. C. frya Mr. F. V. Shanka Mr. 0. d. Sward Mr. S. Werthan Furthar notion la to ba takao by nail. Mr. S. C. Fry*, Chairman of tha Subooamlttaa oo Faint Application, had not had a ehanea to road tha Faint Application 3pacific*UoC| dlocuaalon to ba tgr mall. Th* advisability of requiring atrip* palntlnj la tha specifications waa dlacuaaad. It waa agread that It should ba available aa a customer*a option. Or. J. Bl-oa, Chairman of tha SubcoaadtUa on Faint Systaae, praaantad and discussad Faint 3r*t* fl. This syitaa consists of two coats of straight rad laad and raw llnaaad ol 1 and on* coat of standard elumlnua paint, to bo mtsad on tha Job, It was fait that ready mired alumlnua paint ah'*Id ba permitted, provided an adequate spoclfleation could bo obtained or writtan. Tha advisability of reeoamendlrig on* oust of |rtaar and two coats of alumina finish paint as standard was dlacuaaad, but no conclusions raschsd. Further discussion was t*rain*lad dua to lack of tlma, The meeting adjourned at SiJO F. M. 8/ J* 0. Jackson J. U Jackson Chairman ia^^WMawiF^appa^Tifa|aap^aowiaawMai>M)J| a a m i j i t a wiiii LiAC771 . t -------- ------- -_ >. - .r. ^.. .------- ^ - kfif+nMx A Bxhltii 0 ncKtto auxua to w v -u k tzcnmi cussa lhara ahall bo tm c 1u m of naabirdilp aa (o Umi 1 - Clt it Suppcrtinfi Ihoaa oho eoetrlbota annually to tho financial tupport f tha Council. 2 - data B, luocUUi 7hoaa Ao do not eontrlbuta annually to tha flnanalal support ot tha Council. actio k tarno Baoh supporting aanbar of tha Council Mgr appoint roprasantatlwa and altarnataa la aoco-danoo alth tha follceine aohsdulsi Contribution Laaa than Al,000 - 1 representation and 1 alternate |1,000 to 12,999 - 2 rapraaaotatiaaa and > altarnataa $3>000 to $7S00 - ) rapraaaatatlaaa and 3 altarnataa Otar t7,$00 - It ropraeantatltoe and It altarnataa All i-aprasentatltae and altarnataa nay attand aaatlnga, taoh nanbar ahall ba antltlad to only ooa rota at all naetinca of tha Council for aaah reproaontatloe aliened. Only a representation of a supporting Mnbar hall ba ali(lbla to bold aa alaatloa affloa. taoh nanbar ahall ba ill rwad aa aaqr total aa ba la alloaad repraaantatloaa and ha aay dlftribute tboaa totaa m<o | hia rapraaaotatltaa aa ba ahooate. taoh aaaoelato aonbar *f tha Council my appoint a rapraaaatatlaa and an alternate. Both of aab poraona nay attand all stating*, but took N2817.03 " T lli.M .IH M W 11.UJL,. 'jw mmm LI AO 79 7 2 y* riili'illitfW^irrflriigrii n^- AppendU A KxMtxU C tt nurcns auaoa t o *s i mm - ; - nortor stall irt to sotlUed to rots, Mr Hull tot wpniinUtlw 1t atater to sntltlsd to told (In Uv i rftlNt umai ra . r.. * vacxATiaa ' nctus i w o iu t d o cMana A nasiposting oaadtte* of out rsproesntstles or ilumU fra ssoh of tort* supporting aton of tto Council ttoll to sppolntsd hjr tto President of tto Council, tt tto bsgtaelnf ot hit tor*, aubjoct to tto approral ct tto toatla Ccasdttaa. AJtSCLZ nn a x d s x z x b t o u s b t -u w ItoM Bp-lam* my to tltortd or rtp#alad, tod * m ftr-lsm or Bp-lama map to Md* fegr tto affirm*tiro vet* of u^orlt} ad tto auppertlM --tor* of tto Council, provided booavar, that mrltton notlo* of ouch mod* ant ahall ham* toon given to all sambar* of tto Council, both auppcrtlng nod aaaodato, at laaat on* (1) month prior to tuoh rota, took oootloa shall shoo opoolflaallp tto proposed alt*rati on. Aaandaanta to these 3gr-l*M ougr to proposed tgr tto towiin Ccooalttee or tagr a petltlooi ct throe topportlng otosrt of tto Council. Voting my to to latter ballot or at a stated seating of tto Connell. \.......... w m "wssmpi pp mm. -J. LL , M, . A I Mupwiimr----------- -- ii LIAO 7973 m n i y - fj nit < X. l AUHiMaAdM #ll Appendix B % % v* < < d bc St j Oa i toon* pcnmnai cr a*k x c a, ibc . uum imnvm, Uoo nrn inxa moBon ij it Prtrunr n, 19S3 Hr. C. J. Tender Talk . Technical Director T1 f--nl end Chemical Dlviaiae lead Industrie* Aoocletloe b20 laxlnftcn At *no* Be* lark 17, M Tot* - Deer Hr. Tender Telki He hev* riven considerable thought to the problem of lend txmm evolved In ahlp wvldXng with the vlovpoict of evaluating the heserds that vanId likvljr be eeeodetod with each operation*. oar primary consider*tie *s th* ettelnesr.t of information end date that would permit e reelletle appraisal which would h*v preetlcel application. In otb*r words, we stressed In oer thinking th* etlllMtlon of th* result* of lnwstlfstlees rather then th* esehanlse of attaining th* data. Both laboratory end field stedlee eer* dlscuaeed. It le oar eonelasloa that laboratory rtadl** would not oootrlbut* significantly to whet le already known or could he attained by relatively lapis calculation*, for mjpli, at our confer*no* oo January 27, we ends a calculation of th* aaount of lad free that would bt generated in unit tie* beaed on (1) nuabsr of Inch** w*ld*d, (2) a 2 Inch wld* atrip, (3) thlcknaa* of paint, and (h) par cant of load in th* palat. th* amount of l**d, in el111*raws, generated la on* elnuta divided by th* marl-- ellowabl* concentration of 0.1$ milligram per outdo aatar five* the nueber of coble as tar* cf air par minute required to dllut* th* lead fees to th* permissible limit. Thl* fifure, which probably will be large, aay be considered a basle ventilation factor and 1* significant for purpose* of onmparlaon or aatlaatloa of relative aafnltude*. It la not a asaaur* of ventilation requirement ehlch would depend to a lar;a artant on th* eystaa daalfned to oollact and transport th* fun*, laboratory studies would, of courM, subatantlat* such calculations although ioe* deviation* would be expected. Seek date are basic and Indicate th* {.anara! aafnlteda ..mmp N2817.04 iPPPPi LIAC797A ...~. - ^ * - * * ~ M flliK M h^aaiapudfr imfciin" ~ir-i'itinr"-"irr:`~ - ' .''MJauoaeMks.e. <&** ----f- necrrxui tmim ranontoM or uma, nc. Appendix t Mr. e. J* TuMr Talk Jwhrwary U, VS3 t U* potential cspoeura. Rowovor, their Interpretation In terw of practical axpoaoroa has 4<rUl* lialtatlane. Id athar word*, MMitHliy tha application ef uch dal* froa a practical viewpoint the calculations are probably aa valuable aa laboratory deteralnatiooa. Revortheleaa, 11*1tod laboratory atadlee for verifloatloa purpoeaa night ba Justified* nth regard to flald etudioa, tha objective mold ba to detenrina tho actual eonoantratlea of load fuse to tha breathing lout of weldert and othor oxpoaod pereooa under a wide variety af oondltlooe to cover 4 range fr* operation# la tha epaa conaidared relatively froo of haaarda Vo tfcsoa la confined apaoaa where a aerioue haaerd would ba axpaeted. the rarulta os auch a atady wwild pandt elaaalfylrg axpoaurea In certain group#, for oxaaploi thooa expected to haro lit tit or d o hatard, thoaa requirin' exhrwtt ventilation and thoaa requiring paraonal reeplretety protection. 9m extre*. to which on* oould develop each a elaaalfication and tha decree of eetu-aty would dapaod on tha acope and magaituda of tha data obtained . Rbaiher ete wild for ba Justified la drawing dogaatle conclueiona aa to wtiether a hatard would or would sot ba encountered la a *pacific cperatloc la opai to dobato, la a starting point, a rarira of exlaun; daU would ba nd-isabla. 1 critical evaluation of thla loforaatloo would ba useful in plarntos future work and alfht alao ladlcata whether future atodiaa would provide tho aaawaro which aro aowgbW In brlaf, both laboratory and fitId rtudlaa would provide ooaa uaafal Inforvutlan. However, wa faal tr.at *,`.a ctjectivea of Lha aura ab~.ld ba dearly defined and that tha anticipated roaulta ahouid to carefully evaluated la taraa of their practical application, therefore, ffthar cocaideratl orJ aid dircutaiona are reecwwrnded ao that a project In tM flald v<uld /laid aanin'ful and practical information Mich would beat aarvo your puydbea. la ahall ba glad to work with you la developing aacb a progrwe. Sincerely yowra. M0|fM */ I. R. Schrvnk U. R Schrwnk. Ri.O. Raaaarob Uirector