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AMERICAN SMELTING AND REPINING COMPANY LIBRARY Research Department South Plainfield, New Jersey BULLETIN ON ASBESTOS PUBLICATIONS No, U7______________________________________________ May 1961 89, IMM Abst. 11, #3, 70 (Feb.-Mar. 1961) Henkel, J.S. Determination of asbestos fibre In sludge from drillholes in the Baryulgil dis trict, N.'S.W, Ore Dress. Invest. Univ. Melbourne #597 TWyT9So). 8p." 90. Nitzsche, S, & Schmidt Silicones for bonding and impregnating asbestos products Gumml Asbest Kunststoffe 111, #3, 206, 210 (Mar, 1961) Article about Wacker Chemle*s silicone binder ASE and its use in emulsion form in making asbestos paper. 91. anon Asbestos: general, production, processing. Part 27. Gummi Asbest Kunststoffe 111, #3, 212, 214, 216, 218 (Mar. 1961) This section describes asbestos-filled plastic materials which are manufactured without pressure by hand layup, pouring, spraying, etc. It ends with a list of 31 U.S, and 24 British patents. 92, Gummi Asbest Kunststoffe llj, #3, 325 (Mar, 1961) anon Asbestos-water glass bonds Adhesion 4, #10, 546-548 (I960) 93. Gummi Asbest'Kunststoffe Hj., #3, 235 (Mar. 1961) Bautsch, H, J, Asbestos genesis in metabasites' Miss, Z, Humboldt-Univ. Berlin, iaath.-nat. /R I7T3, 377^383 (195975b) 1 ASARCO ALV 0001336 -2- 94* Gummi Asbest Kunststoffe 14, #3, 235 (Mar 1961) Jakob, A, & Tttmbry, T, * Gas permeability of asbestos cement pressure pipes Epttletgepeszet 8, #5, 188-192 (1959) 95. Ind. H^. Di. 2, #3, 18 (Mari 1961) Williams, R & Hugh-JTones, P, Radiological diagnosis in asbestosis Thorax (London) l, 103-(June I960) ' - ,J 96. Ind. Hyg. Dig. 2, #3, 19 (Mar. 1961) Real, E.E. Asbestosis and abdominal neoplasms Lancet 2, 1211 (I960) t1 y 97. Hegarty, A. Asbestos-cement pipe plant Mining Mag. 104. 152-155 (Mar. 1961) Description with pictures of the Johns-Manvilie automated continuous process asbestos- cement pipe plant at Denison, Texas, 98. Nuclear Sci. Abst. 15, 703 (Mar, 15, 1961) Wittels, M.C, & Sherrill, P.A. GraDhite and ceramics 0RNL-3017 (p.97-100) The effect of reactor irradiation on the temperature at which asbestos is dehydrated is reported, .s ._L. _ 99. Am. Concrete Inst. J. ^2, #10, 1394 (Apr. 1961) Salomons, D, Modern applications of asbestos cement Cement (Amsterdam) 12, #8, 712-717 (Apr. i960) 100. Am, Concrete Inst. J. ^2, #10, 1398 (Apr. 1961) Meng, W, Ritter von Production and application of concrete, reinforced concrete and asbestos cement pipes Beton-Herstellung u. Verwendung 10, #6, 21+5-255 (June 196OT n -n ,l ASARCO ALV 0001337 -3- 101. App. Sci. Tech. Index 49. #4, 7 (Apr. 1961) anon Teflon-asbestos cups solve high heat sealing problems; piston cups, for tire presses ' Rubber Age 88. 822 (Feb. 1961) 102, Ceram. Abst. 40. 83c (April 1961) Shneider, V.E. Technical-economic problems in the development of the cement and asbestos- cement industry Zhur. Vsesoyuz. Khim. Obshchestva lm. D.I. Mendeleeva 5, #2. 221-223 (I960) 103. Chem. Abst. 55. 6270g (Apr. 3, 1961) Latiu, E,, Ilihai, F. Cicoare-Metes, L. Varieties of serpentine, chrysotile, and antigorite from the serpentines of Dubova-Ursova in the Timisoara region Acad. rep, populare Romine, Baza cercetari ' stiint0 Timisoara. Studii cercetari stiint.. Ser. chim. 6. 85-93~Tl959) 104. Chem. Abst. 68l?b (Apr. 3, 1961) Resnetnyak, N.D. o: Vorob'ev, Yu. A, Asbestos wastes as raw materials for the production of concretes and hydraulic binders Trudy Khartkov. Inst. Inzhenerov Zheleznodorozh. Transporta lm. S.II. Kirova I960, #39, 133-l4 105# anon Adhesive-backed asbestos tape Chem. Eng. News 39. #17, 82 (Apr. 24, 1961) v News note about a new Johns-Manvilie product ' "'r ? called "Besto-Tak" for use where asbestos tape is required for assembly purposes, 106. E & MJ Metal & Mineral Markets 2Z> #1^, 11 (Apr. 20,1961) ~ "^The tremendous growth in technical specifica tions and complex asbestos fibre grading has lead to the establishment of an Asbestos Fibre Standards Laboratory, to be operated ,I ASARCO ALV 0001338 ~4' jointly by the University of Sherbrooke, Quebec, and the Quebec Asbestos Mining Assn. This laboratory will provide impartial fibre testing facilities to assure uniform quality of the many grades made by the nine different asbestos producers of the Q.A.M.A., which are: Canadian Johns-Manvilie, Co,, Ltd,, Asbestos Corp, Ltd., Carey-Canadian Mines Ltd., Lake Asbestos of Quebec Ltd., Johnson*s Co. Ltd., Bell Asbestos Hines Ltd,, Plintkote Co., National Asbestos Co, & Nicolet Asbestos Mines Ltd. The Q.A.TI.A. is a self-regulatory or ganization, designed to promote and improveasbestos mining & Hilling with special regard to uniform fibre quality standards." (this item is copied here in its entirety) 107. Ind. Eng. Chem. 53, #4, 23A (Apr, 1961) "Recent high-strength, high-temperature appli cations of plastics reinforced with asbestos fibers in nose cones and exhaust nozzles of rockets point the way to other potential markets, perhaps in the processing industries. Asbestos fibers have great strength, light weight, and large surface area, making them an ideal reinforcement for plastic materials. Other advantages are flexibility and resistance to heat, moisture, and weathering." (this item is copied here in its entirety) 108. Airey, N.M, Operations at the Ethel asbestos mine. Southern Rhodesia Inst. Mining Met. Trans. 70, #7, 407-413 (Apr. 1961) Description with flowsheets of the new crushing and milling plants which have been operating since 19591 supplements' a comprehensive article on this mine published in 1956. 109. U.S. Bureau of Mines Asbestos (Union of South Africa) Mineral Trade Notes 52, #4, 4-10 (Apr, 1961) The report describes the amosite and chrysotile industry of Amosa (Pty.), Ltd,, and African Chrysotile Asbestos, Ltd. It also lists asbestos producers in the Union and statistics through the first half of I960* ,I ASARCO ALV 0001339 5- 110, Jaman, Hugh G, Long holes for huge blast Mining Hag, lOU, #U 216-218 (Apr, 1961) Holes 150 feet deep were drilled and loaded in an operation to extend open pit mining at the Jeffry mine of Johns-Manvilie at Asbestos, Quebec, 111, anon Where is ABS headed? Mod. Plastics 38, #8, 82-86, 156, 158, l6o-l6l(Apr. 1961) Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene uses and future are discussed. One section of the article compares its cost with that of asbestos cement for municipal water pipe. 112, Sherburne, A,J. How to choose the right electrical insulation Prod. Eng. 32, #15, 4l-5l (Apr. 10, 1961) A summary of the various factors to be considered when selecting insulation, accom panied by tables summarizing the thermal, electrical, mechanical, and chemical properties of a wide variety of materials, including asbestos papers, tapes, and plastics. 113. anon Specialized materials handle corrosive chemicals Ind. Eng. Chem. 53. #5 52A-54A (May 1961) Johns-I lanvi lie's "Chemtite'1 pipe is mentioned as being the most economical material for carrying hot corrosive liquids up !to 300P. It is made of asbestos-reinforced epoxy or phenolic resin. 5/1/61 lk H. McBride ,I ASARCO ALV 0001340