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SEP 9 -1983 AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY LIRRAHY Research Department South Plainfield, New Jersey. PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT BULLETIN ON ASBESTOS PUBLICATIONS No. 75Se>tbomher 1963 195, Crawley, William P. (to Carborundum Co.) Heat-resistant fibrous products containing ceramic fibers U. S, 3.090.103 (May 21, 1963) The incorporation of aluminum silicate fibers is claimed to improve the heat resistance of textile materials, including those made of asbestos. 196. Holly, Richard B. (to Armstrong Cork Co.) Polytetrafluoroethylene saturated crocidolite product U. S. 3.097.990 (July 16, 1963) A sheet formed from synthethic rubber-coated fibers Is dipped in an aqueous dispersion of tetrafluoroethylene polymer. 197, IMM Abst. 13, #5, 171 (June-July 1963) anon Amosite mining at Penge Mine Quarry Eng. (London) 2, 126-129 (Mar, 1963) 198, Torgerson, Ralph S, Quality control and asbestos processing go handin-hand at Jefferson Lake Rock Prods. 66, #6, 78-82 (June 1963) The ore handling machinery'is described and a flow sheet is given for the plant near Copperopolls, Calif, 199. Z, Erzbergbau 16, #6, 308 (June 1963) Oesterheld, K. A, Process and apparatus for ore dressing of crude asbestos German Patent Applications DAS 1.139.UU2 and 1,139.lilt 3 (published 11/19/62); additions to DAS 1,126,813. I ASARCO ALV 0001248 U 4. 6n z' * -3- 206. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 16. #li. 917 (July 1963) e.A Sidorenko, G, A. Roentegenographic study of asbestos Min. sjrr'e (Mineral Rsw Mater.) 1962, #9. 110-121 207. MpSonlythlTy 9I^n3dTex" of Russian Accessions 16. #1j.. Ilh6 Gogolitsyn, 0. & Perunov, N. Exterior elements made of asbestos cement and foam plastics Na strol. Ros. (At Russian Construct. Prolects) 7 5718 TApr. 1963) 208. American Medical Association, Council on Occupational Health The pneumoconioses; diagnosis, evaluation, management Arch. Environ. Health 7. #2. 130-172 (Aug. 1963) This article is intended as a digest of current knowledge on the subject for the guidance of physicians. It Includes a discussion of asbestosis on page 167. 209. Chem. Abst. 99. 329kd (Aue. 9. 1963) Laub, G, Prevention of accidents and protection of health in the asbestos industry Zentr. Arbeitsmed. Arbeitsschutz 13. 77-81 (1963) 210. 211. Chem. Abst. 99. 3639a (Auc. 19. 1963) Kitaev, E. N. Choice of cemerts for production of highquality asbestos cement articles Tr. Nauchn.-Issled. Inst. Asbesta. Slyudy, Asbestotsementn. Izdelii' i Proektir. Stroit. Prednriyatii Slyud. Prom. 1962. #1k. 89-102 / Chem. Abst, =&, 3637a (Aug. 19, 1963) Berkovich, T. M, and others Deformation of asbestos cement due to hardening and changes in humidity Tr. Nauchn.-Issled. Inst. Asbesta, Slyudy, Asbestotsementn. Izaelii i Proektir. Stroit. Predpriystii Slyud. Prom. 1962. #12. 3-17 I ASARCO ALV 0001249 -5- strength, light weight pipe withstands work ing pressures to 100 p.s.i. end operating tem peratures to 300 P. It is resistant to nearly every corrosive material encountered in the chemical industry." (This item has been copied in its entirety.) 217. anon High-stability nonwoven fabric Mater. Design Eng. 58. #2, 7 (Aug. 1963) Almost any fiber can be used in this process in which a latex dip serves to hold the fabric together. It was developed by A, E. Callaghan & Son, Ltd., of Bognor Regis, Sussex, England, and Is being marketed in the U. S. by Atkinson Hasserick &Co., Inc., Framingham, Mass. HMcB/bJe 9/4/63 H. McBride l ASARCO ALV 0001250