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AMERICAN SMELTING AND REPINING COMPANY LIBRARY Research Department South Plainfield, New Jersey BULLETIN ON ASBESTOS PUBLICATIONS No. 45^March 1961 35. U.S. Bureau of the Census 1958 Census of Manufactures. MC 58(2)-32E: Abrasive, asbestos, and miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products. Wash., GPO, 1961. 21p. Statistics are given on U.S, employment and production in 1958. 36. U.S, Bureau of Mines World mineral production in 1959 KMS 3197. lip. (Jan, 1961) World production of asbestos has increased from an average of 1,420,000 metric tons for the years 1950-1954 to 2,060,000 metric tons for 1959, in which year Canada accounted for 46.2$ and Russia 26,4$ of total production. 37. IHM Abst. 11, -;'/2, 40 (Dec. 1960-Jan. 1961) Eenham, M,G. Pneumoconiosis and dust prevention. VI. Dust suooression in asbestos mills Chamb. Hines' (Rhod.) J. 2, 29-31 (July i960) 38. anon Canada's mineral industry in i960 Can. Mining Met. Bull. 1-2 (Jan, 1961) Preliminary estimates prepared by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics indicate asbestos produc tion of 1,140,538 tops in I960, up from 1,050,429 tons in 1959, ASARCO ALV 0002512 -2- 39. Ind. Hyg. Dig. 2, #1, 20 (Jan. 1961) Hugh-Jones, P, & Heard, B.E, Complications of asbestosis demonstrated at the Post-Graduate Medical School of London Brit. Med, J, 1, 134"1353 (Apr. 30, I960) 40. Ind. Hyg. Dig, 2, #1, 20 (Jan. 1961) Yoshikawa, M, Experimental asbestosis in guinea piss and rats & J. Sei. Laboup. (Tokyo) 36, 182-195 (Apr. i960) i|l. Pundsack, Fred L, Pore structure of chrysotile asbestos J. Phys. Chem. 65. 30-33 (Jan. 1961) Pore volume was studied with water vapor adsorption-desorption isotherms. The results lead the author to assume that the cylindrical fibers have an average outer diameter of 200-250A and an average inner diameter of 20-5GA. 42. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 13. #10, 3100 (Jan, 1961) anon Change of the all-bnion state standard for asbestos-cement sheets with increased corrugation and asbestos-cement roofing details Blul. strol. tekh. (Bull. Construction Eng.) 17. #F7"2i"TmF 19S0T 43. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 13. #10. 3100 (Jan. 19STT anon Laying asbestos-cement wall panels Biul. stroi0 tekh. (Bull. Construction Eng.) 17. %T~27~2B~TlIay~1960) "L 44. Monthly- Index of Russian Accessions 13. #10. 3100 (Jan. 1961) ITaftulin, M.E. Frameless asbestos-cement wall panels Strol. mat. (Eldg, Materials) 6, -#10, 6-7 "(bet# i960) ASARCO ALV 0002513 '3 45 Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 13. 3100 (Jan, 1951) Pink, L,E. Over-all mechanization and automation of processes in manufacturing asbestoscement products Stroi. i dor. Mashinostr. (Road & Construction Machinery Bldg. ) g, #11, 13-18 (Nov, I960) 46, Nuclear Sci. Abst. lg. #1, 80 (Jan, 15, 1961) White, Earl L. & Pink, P,W. (Battelle) Materials of construction for handling fluorine Ohio State Univ. Eng. Expt. Sta. Special Rept. 12, 161-101 (1959)# (Proceedings of the Propellant Thermodynamics and Handling Conference) Asbestos was one of the materials evaluated. 47# anon Decentralization at Cape Asbestos Asbestos 42. #8, 16, 18, 20, 22 (Feb. 1961) Cape Asbestos Co, Ltd. has set up a number of new operating subsidiaries. 48. anon J-M high grade asbestos deposit Asbestos 42, #0, 24 (Feb, 1961) * Coalinga Asbestos Co., Inc,, has been set up to mine and mill asbestos at Coalinga, California, 160 miles southeast of San Francisco, 49# Ceram. Abst. 1961. 47a (Feb. 1961 Kornilov, IT,A, ' Anomalous optical properties of certain . asbestos-like hydrosilicates Zapiski Vsesoyuz. Mineral. Obshchestva 88. #2, 115-121 T1959) 50. Chen. Abst. 3333c (Feb. 20, 1961) Eremeev, V,P, The Tuva Autonomous Region, the second largest asbestos source of the U,,S.S0R, Razvitie Proizvoditel. Sil Vostoch. Sibiri, Gaol, i Mineralc-Syr*evaya Baza. Kerud. Poleznye Iskopaem.. Trudy Konf.. Moscow 1958. 30-43 (Pub, in i960) 1. ASARCO ALV 0002514 4* ' 51. Harper, C.A. Resins for embedding electronic'packaging Electronics 24, #7, 130-132 (Feb. 17, 1961) Information about resins and fillers is presented in tabular form. Asbestos Is listed under reinforcing fillers. The material is from Iir, Harper*s book "Electronic packaging with resins," which will be published soon. 52, IIcAneny, Colin C, Asbestos Eng. Mining J. 162. #2, 119-120 (Feb. 1961) Annual review article. 53. ISl. Difi. 2, #2, 16 (Feb. 1961) Schmidt, K,G. Varieties of asbestos, their study by optical methods and their pathogenic action Staub 20. 173-180 (June 1, i960) < .54 Iron Age 187. #7, 101 (Feb. 16, 1961) Rocket-nozzlea Tli^nneflMrsQ ooff* nphhcewnfotl l^ic pnllaoast:tic, impregnated with asbestos-reinforcing fibers, offer a successful means of countering 5500F rocket-engine heats. The inserts allow use of steel nozzles of lower temperature resistance than has been feasible in the past. The steel-plastic combination allows a cut of 40 pet in over-all nozzle weight. The phenolicasbestos combination is the same material used in earlier missile nose cones," (this item is copied here in its entirety) 55. anon Action on standards Materials Research Sc Standards (formerly ASTH Bull.) 1, #2, 127-125 (Feb.1961) Standard 0194-48 for asbestos thermal insulating cement has been revised to Include finish cements. ASARCO ALV 0002515 56 Mineral Trade Notes 52, #2, k (Feb, 1961) Statistics on production of asbestos in Brazil are available only from the State of Bahia, S,A, Mineracao de.Amianto, operating a chrysotile asbestos mine at Djalraa Dutra (formerly Pocoes), Bahia, produced 1,882 metric tons of asbestos in 1959, Output during the first 9 months of I960 totaled 1,155 tons, compared with 1,462 tons for the same period in 1959, Sales of asbestos totaled 1,853 tons in 1959* and during the first 9 months of I960, 1,197 tons was sold. All shipments were to Brazilian ports," (this item is copied here in its entirety) 57* 0*Neill, Bernard J, Industrial minerals Mining Congr. J. IjJ., #2, 79-84 (Feb, 1961) Annual review article containing a section on asbestos, 58, Ott, E,F, Evolution of thermal pipe insulation Plant Management & Eng, 23. #2, 32-34 (Feb, 1961) Description of Keasbey & Iiattison*s "Zebra" pipe covering made of calcium silicate and asbestos. It is serviceable to 1200F, 3/1/61 Ik H. 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