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FILE NAME Corning OC
DATE 1962 Jan 19 DOC OC187
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Minutes of Kaylo Improvement Meeting
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KATIO IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT MEETTIG
SALES - RESEARCH - PLANT - PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
JERSEY
JANUARY 19 1962
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Attendance
R. C. Amo8
- Barlin
M. C. Armstrong ...Granville
J. H. Boynton
W. F. Justice
R. M. Moyer J. A. Pershing
O. W. Pfeifer
R. F. Sharbon
- New York Berlin = Berlin - Toledo 'Toledo - Granville
dropsfiber coated glass pouring
with cores out
pouring insulation
before
complete
cospl ete
Waldron inge different
that
different cospared
plant Former plant
tests
cospared
General
cospared
General
Research
could
duplicate
results results
tests always always
tests were
lower than the
were always
Tests Tests
recently coated
the recently
recently
Anderson fibers
during week Jamary
1962 1962 be run
and Were osde
Jamary 1962 1962,
At Berlin
Tests Tests were madwe ith
This was
increase the
results by
present found W3 by
drop test
several drops
Attrition Hill
over
method
present
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6. production
Brothers have been
>
ordered
contacted improve
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Delivery
immediately
Delivery
to
Sprout
three
Pe A
combination
be rade in three
weeks
EprouteWaldron
amosite
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7 combination
combination Bauer
Attrition
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fibers are to tried
soon Bauer
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Granville 8. SamplGeransville for evaluation evaluation runs
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evaluation 22, frog Houston runs during went to and
Houston Orleans
Detroit
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Orleans
opened 9.
evaluation
resistarce resistarce to
breakage breakage
evaluation whether whether to
combined combined
Decision
specimens are
wait available until will
glass January
available available
made January
eosdtnag finalized
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10, 10 Costs
as type of
coating grade of
Anderson Anderson
coating This would
her charge
th3s
include
This F.O.B.
lao charge charge bewell material a8 to
Anderson
Cherge, as
Secured frog
trp) of
Anderaon
well as
Rateriel.
Plant,
Freight vould
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11 Marah Armstrong was to give Anderson
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Decessary
by
furnishing
parsommel
formulations
such
assistance
as
. phenolic costs on coated fibers
etc. which would determine
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of 12. It is
necessary batch The
to
secure
good
dispersion
of coated
fiber
in
coated fiber is placed in
Kaylo
solisd olis ds other than asbestos and
hydropulper prior to additions
will be chopped
Later it may be ploisnseibleTheto first fiber from Anderson
secure a flexible
coated phenolic fiber that can be in
ande run through choppers at Barlin roving style and these roving
estimate of equipment
John Pershing is to give cont
install
same
for
necessary and length
each
of time to fabricate and
Blurry
coated fibar method for introduction into
13 A cost estimate of 131,000.00
4
initial installation of
was furnished by John Pershing for the
equipment
ae coated fibo
for ccres out method of
Secause of this cost as well
pouring
as a time
months in progres it was the
delay of 4 or 5
on a cores in basis even if cfoemwmeirttees judgement to begin production
ovidence appear from time to time whicdhroplsendwsere secured There has been
question to whether the
drop test is a true criterion of impact and abuse
present Kaylo and producta
improvement over the
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15. 15.
If
The committe felt
in the 36 pouring
there was another device This was
source of improvement indicated
a The orientation of fiber
, to the 36 lengtihmprovement in a right angle
to be secured
dispersion
b Elimination of end oil
alip planes and pouring folds
c Reduction of other
ar
pouring defects attributable to
technique of pourers It was
personal skill
ba am
sured from
recommended that any help needed
Engineering or Mechanical Research for an
development of an efficient 36 pouring device
early
d Dal personel problem of
at individuals as
not being so dependent on the
pourers
80 h or
training is less difficult and replacement not
semimechanized 36 pouring device
I. $ Sean that
perhaps a combination of
a) Coat glass fibers
7) Open VE amorivamoerive asbestos
c MS paring paring devic
VOlL- use the highest quality and
tag impact and
product
handling abuse before and
in the
during
area of shipping
application
E. tau. & was to have a plan for varehouse
Weve
of abuary 1 1962. to publicity and
The disposition
advertising program
distribution of present
of such stocks would
for improved Kaylo products
17.
When type of fiber is determined for best results another 1000 lbs
is to be Anderson
ordered from Anderson for another trial run
personnel are to run the ocating operation
at the with a
plant .
General
to Research individual acting quality supervisor for fiber acceptance
givgie ve any technical help requested O. W. Pfeifer is to process order on Anderson Plant by January 30 1962
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_; Week of Fabruary 12 was designated for evaluation of shipment to New
Orleans if Bauer Mill parts can be procured by then This was to be a straight LTL shipment without any package improvements designed designed to reduce breakage such as specific palletization etc.
19.
Evaluation of product for improved shipping performance at destination to be in area of March 1 1962 depending on shipping and arrival dates
20.
Reshipment back to Berlin evaluation program to be completed by March 15
1952 if possible or sooner
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Shipments of samples for evaluation to be sent to Testing Laboratory at
Granvilleo Mr. Ball to follow for crash evaluation program
Strese Corrosion
R. C. Amos etated he bad made arrangements with Barrington Plant for chloride tests to be conducted there - five samples per week in their laboratory These samples to be random selection on five day basis
This is and product chloride determination Tests to be instituted
sometime in February
2 The sampling method is to be determined by General Research in conjunc-
tion with General Testing Lab and
up conveyed to Barrington Lab
and all interested parties Accurate results must be obtained and the
sampling sampling test must be of such a nature to provide such otherdse there is no need to conduct It was generally agreed that the testing of the whole piece o half section was to be the basis for start of this program
The
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group agreed
Lake asbestos
from test could and
results and batch performance should be substituted for M
because of the lower chloride content of the former
results that
7D1 chrysotile
473 lake asbestos been tried in several batches of heavy density core
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material Further tests are needed and will be made to establish the
-- feasibility of its exclusive use as chrysotile asbestos This again
because of its lower chloride content than 1's similar grade
5. M Acbestos Division has been notified by OCF General Purchasing Departmont that their asbestos contains a higher chloride content than is
desirable and
process changes make it imperative to discontime the use of J<M's higher chloride chrysotile
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whe
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aer, ials
been * " rial Research has been
SOA Research
advioaed te experiments
Selection
advised
conduct
conduct
experiments
plant
devolor
a
a
Selection device which would enable
to detect and and
fony heavy density light
enable containing containing blom
plow
imgale
delamination
separation discernible discernible visual visual
pecti on declared that
d: Ance declared
Roddis largest largest care customer
declared Roddis the
severe
customer customer their
stituted very critical critical and
selection prior to their
processing 20 or 17
material mineral mineral fire
their
fucture fucture This
core material in completed
door cam- attributable
was Kylo core
reduce
blow
a large
completed
percentage
attributable
attributable attributable
defecte In rejecta Roddis not percentage visually reduced ins
epected Paylo core alab rejecta amount of blows in
door
appreciably
manufacturing
appreciably he
process process
the
Suit sonic sonic
their needed eliminate eliminate
lamination he
device before shipping Roddis
visual lamination lamination
Roddis
fur. Bea}
replied that the Research
Pek Ball replied that available
Program Docket Docket projects projects
both both
dollars
be nost necessary
and
man hours that important asked asked the plant
plant
could
must not live
visual operation and
plant future date live
inspection until a future
Mr Ball asked to which
date,
Mr
Ball Ball
the committee
soric detection device for visual
blow
ups Kaylo Kaylo core
terial soric tabled
non visual analysis
lope
until June , for
intervening intervening intervening core
further
terial
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improvements plant
been able make
may have been able ty
Bakes
ae
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tentatively 4.
John Boynton was " have
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uzes , stai steJealcJkaecktests probably probably to sold during during 1952
Probably to be for
This information
advising advising
Hill Harmon , was Unite Sheet Metal at Columbus Columbus
65%
Unite costs for stainless
Jacket fabrication fabrication
standard
forming forming costs
steel Jacket Jacket fabrication
for stainless Metal could
fabrication conld
Harmon Harmon
economically
Set set
runs
up runs runs
than 100 jackets
less thay 100
jackets,
ata tine,
except for B22 pling
Sales stated
coverage vero Jackets Jackets
on heading heading
vero sold
even small amount a full
t losa 1f the esal)
insulation
Bold a> , losa,
&a0unt of stainiess to
5, February February Sales
sizer Decrcurff
Sales from of jacket
Decrcurff . Cost of
manufacture the price
Mr, Decrcurff
facket
Panzse to
manufacture, received
from
B, Alucfnus ast
personnel fabricate Aluminum Aluminum Harnon, of United
Sheet has been sent aluminum
Harmon of United Sheet Metal has
jacket jacket
material to have their
sent jackets second second second
source supply supply Insul
aluminum have not been been
source received Berlin for
Coustics These examination inspection
evaluation evaluation after examination
inspection
Bill Justice plant
samples soon as possible possible
plant
personnel a discussion discussion meeting
plant
discussion
meeting Mr. Mr. Mr,
Arnett
of
Insul
Coustics
oover adherence adherence oover
P.A.C.
P.A.C.
inefficiencies delays in shipping
These
were
1 J shipping promised to be eliminated
These shipping was missed the
eliminated week Insul Coustics
the
b) Mr. Arnett stated
oof
Mr. Arnett stated
that full hard aluminum aluminum
being
Coustics further further
embossed Coustics
Alcoa for Insul hardness would depleted
stated Insul Coustics
inventory inventory lover hardness
depleted February February new new
exclusively
J ce) The
supposedly H18 embossed alumimin
supposedly does not
jacket supplied supplied embossed
Insul Coustics
appear to as hard hard non
bm plain plain aluminum
as used by M and others
Justice for Bill
embossed
sample verified verified back back
sent Alcoa
Deardurff have have verified back
Mr. Arnett stated that
adhesive for sealing
Coustics had straps the jacket
adhesive
This
purposes on adhesive
the
butt
glassine
paper
to
is covered with replaces
prevent
sticking as well as drying out
glassine present asbestos asbestos
paper which is too absorptive
This replaces received received asdecton None has yet been
paper Beriin
received at
Purchase 6) Mr. Arnett was
notified that a second
considered because of poor service performance performance Insul Coustics Coustics
aS well well below
compliance compliance
Acceptance
par workmanship had detrimental
detrimental effect
Standards This has Klai a
on
customers appraisal of Kaylo detrizental effect on OaF
t)
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West Coast Coast said to have secured by plant from them and sent
straps Samples are for evaluation
to Clayton
evaluation as well cost Pecora's
Scrucker for
Pecora's steel
Pohesive Pohesive also
candidate aluminum aluminum and stainless
also candidate for Alusinum and
steel
market price
) Boynton stated Klad was
received received
to below published
sheet
Kaylo romain romain ocapetitive ocapetitive ocapetitive
suggested
Methods Kaylo Engineering's Engineering's
suggested suggested
that Methods
help
manufacturing assembly assembly
secured air plant
reducing manufacturing and assesbly ccoos sttss , to air plant in
Sy,
8 ORTOPre gy eee
waterproofing h) Further wort
vas to be done on
, Further was done overlap oovveerlraplap than modified modified fied rather modified be
Further joints provise provise
Pittsburgh Pittsburgh
waterproofing waterproofing
Since Jackets and forming forming available available inspection BerilinnsBpeercltiinon
4) of samples was developed be rewritten and rolled
rolled
The P.A.C. was
The
rewritten and rolled rolled
Pittsburgh joint
more specific The tightness of
was to be stressed stressed
made would spring back
roll give ease of fit fit
This modified Pittsburgh
needed Pfeifer to work with
Pittsburgh
with
Fa-0 Trzed
ne re
Pipe me Nee eS
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Insulation
Insulation
Traced Traced Karlo Pipe
Coste for conversion and
manufacture new molds molds
2 Plant big tet
st st recorecnomzmeendend derecommdended tthe henunmubmbeerr molds molds needed sizes sizes con-
cycle 12 to 15 days days
de templated templated of 43,000.00 for
estimate of 43,000.00
such traced mold procurement been
An ivances
43,000.00 for low for sizes
This perhaps asked Plant to
needed
cycle cycle
been
wanted
Sales Sales However Sales colds
determine what cycle estimated
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procurable for the 43,000.00 estimated
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4 -id be would have
wUDF. fe ae possible by Februarayn 5ac0curate estimation volume volume for
ee
at
Heol
tans & request for
more general information received
received
. Daboratory So far this has
+
ith Lotz for this
not been received
information
Ball
Mr, Rall
this ". and Boynton are are check
el's program for
further insulation insulation insulation There is
use of tank an installation Charleston
"voy of firm committment Depending Depending Charleston
ready having been placed
upon results
,
- Wogram Wogram will placed
go no basin of this
placed a go or 'n5 80" basis,
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potential : Etape available sectional sectional
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size Until time
d top of overall as
-Gd
potential increase
available
laminated laminated and fabricated
increase sectional pipe insula-
toofntinued There
fabricated sectional study
would to thorough
cade
{>
ontinued demands reduction of overall overall
production production
~& demands reduction of
potential
production rade
overa} potential Production
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capacity mold
_
to
present
procurement
fabrication
which
costs
to
be
compared
and
costs and product tria
correlated
of such a
changeover unless demanded
waste as to the economics
which does not appear to be the presentbysataltaursge percentage of customers
" Block
. Manufacture of " block
Chemicals
Originally
originally bought from
instituted
by
Bill
Turner
of
Carbide
source of supply and to
K and M. OCF entered as a second
own fabrication of fittirnogusnd sohuatpelsineetc. bas used in Carbide's shop for
It is now
that
the
reported 6
that
Carbide's
shop
fabrication
block is too
unwieldly to use
supervisor has stated
cents for lamination and
as such or to cut into
will be much less
fabrication work
than anticipated The
He further stated the vsoelgu-me
from production There is about
plant has removed all
"
wolds
which Mr. Ball recommended be
one half of a car in inventory at Berlin
and recartoned and
trimmed and slit to standard block
sold
thickness
Mr. Justice stated that there was a full Insulators warehouse stock at Charleston
Carbide would draw on first
car
for
of " block in Carbide's use
Asbestos which they
Mr. Boynton is to check with Branch to deteriorated rather than
progressed
ascertain
why
and
how
this
program
.
120 Light Density Block Insulation for Furnace Application
Another Fiberglass furnace at Kansas
light density block in those
City is to be insulated with 20
areas where application is practical
2
Mineral wool cost is 20 less This
penetration outside of
price differential mades carket
companies
company more difficult even with other
Application of siceral wool is easier
glass
rebuild is values are
greater Kaylo 20 comparable which does
light
the
density
However reuse after
material Insulation |
same for resultant fuel savings
Sales wants more time for
and potentials of
study of results to evaluate the
marketing
possibilities
Insulating Cement Karlo
1. This
program was evaluated and
as a not desirable
explored by Sales and was turned
of not
product for marketing at present
down
having sufficient volume of dust
time with possibilities
profit margin of sufficient size
being eventually available and a
*
duction
not, being present to warrant its intro-
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Molded Fittings 1There has not been any work done on this project
.
Ceramic Ware Pallet
Ingersoll 1. Reinforced
gypsum cast slabs are now used
support through ovens of ceramic
by
for
by using a heavy density material voafrea noAn competitive item can be made cracking tendency with
mechanical strength The firing temperature is in the 150
2 These
degree range
shapes can be pan molded on
reinforcement placed in mold
flatware line with some type of
3 A specialty ites can be also made on # line for adoptation
specific end use and
purpose purpose .
toward a
4. The Research
1962
Group will be ready for some plant tests
in or near March 15
5 This item was
suggested by United Clay lines
Comming manufacture
people as being adaptable for
5. The thidiness is
approximately " The overall size 17-1 x 32
7 Carbide Chemicals Fire Tests
1.
.
2.
Carbid Chemicals have installed a high temperature fires in seeking
gasolene burning test tank to
fire resistant insulation prodsuecctusre
Owning Owning Sales Group have
in there test
signified their willingness to
programs
cooperate
3.
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as 11 well as Fiberglas insulation
teater
and products can be used in these
As portrat portrat develops and
eping
epetitur
will
be
participation is had
forth
more coverage as
to
coming for providing test
plans
epetitur fe retardant
purposes
materials for
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