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. --`vfy.. , - - ..' eanawmi ^y^y,#^.-1l*'.'z*^^rf\^"' < ,.'** .--V.-i. V ,- .^VT. , *J*->`' if*'" ...... `tt'K^ -.i'-i' -*. <* v- : "' ' *j. ivv^T-'.. Ba* Tork, B. T. '- no tun rscmcxL caaartu '' ,:'- ,-..^ IMrarrU, 1*53 i n*#tiag of tha Bod Load fachnlcal CoBBltt*# *aa hold m Pabruary 13, 1*53 la tha cffleaa of tha *ad Induatrlaa mociitlw, m Jb* fellwring individuals attandad tb* --ting, - r`; 1 Kr. K. P. Baton Hr, Ooergo DlaMnaa Or. J, 0. Johaatooa Kr. & T, Sheba lb-, paal Bhltferd nr. C. I. rianatnanw litlnul tiid CcspitfQr Itatlonal load Qmp%af Baaaonrt Load Product*, Xae 9m OliiVton Cwpaajr Tb# Sagla-Flehar Coapacqr totlonol Z*d Ur. U L. Carrtek, Olroetor of Bad load Baaaareb, Maoting Chairman Kr. Xaafrad BoBditch, Qlraetor of Safaty and Kyglana mnaioa, Load XititaitrlM iHoriitloa tthC.4Taod Talk, Technical Director, PIgMata and Chaadcila Edvision, Maatlag Saeratary /; Uta. PP.OJECT Bo, ) - Evaluation of Wnrl Octal CondUlcra and iatf- corroaiv* Prinara. Tb# ecnalttaawaa Infora* d that tha toot panala for Projaat To. 20 on vinyl coating* Bra la preoaaa of praparatloa at Sajrailla . and that tha projact bo bId probably b* on axpoaur* in tha aarly tpriag. Aftar NriwlM tha noahar of antal condition*r (*) and iatieorroalv* paint* (12) it an* daeldad to apply tha eoatlnga la tha propor eaobinatlcna to obtain tha following oyatonai 1) ill aatloorroalv* paint* appllad evar Matal Conditlonar Bo* UO (atandard baala tin* ehronata typa) follonad by aa oluat reim-vinyl finlah coat for tld* rang* axpoaura and by a mpmi calda-vinyl anti fouling ooat for tha aaa Batar lmcrcloo axpoaura. -A Z) ill aatal eoodittoaarr appllad undar latUerroaiva paint 1*09 (Bad load) and iatUarroalv* Paint U7 (Baala Una Chraaata). Jhaa# ara to ba finlah oeatad aa atatad ia tha paragraph abova. -i ^ '-^sssna - 'jSS3$P--S* ^ ISSHScjiSPIPSSIS^ T. ^ r?^fT ~1' \ T  *5*8 fi i / , r i t r-':: -r*' :v * v -v r Vi ^ -?" ^* VS<St||f^"' >\, 1* Or, > l ; f V >t r! V, .^IL'- '- ' ' ^T' ~> %S \l SKt-V; :,V Mi m gjp LIA08364 j^- -V^ * *: >' ** f^.- *.-** *^>>**>- :*.V-..: ^ * WrT 13* 1?SJ * ^.t' / *&3" ^ *^ It wi aloe agreed that daplieet* panala of each oyetoo should ': be prepared for saeh of: the t*o typsa of sxpoeurs. This requires tha application of --chchooan natal coodltlonlBf oaopaoltion and #*eh chosen '* - onrUcarroeiee wpnaltloa to few (It)panslo -- two to ba topeoated with >_ alasinan paint aod two to bo topooatod with the wtlfOBiltj point* ,,. Dm projact oo ootlinod to data wiU. require a total f 130 toot ,, - pool*. - . .... . ,,....;. ^ _ >, ' ^ ^. .. v- --;.I;r - ;;; v ;,.;;; -...- .;:.;.. ngyqtr on mocss cr as me c . s t k u c iw es Piurmo context '' -::;`:i;.'~-'">r Ibe technical directorreported on the progress of the Steal Starve*' teres feinting Council of which tbo load Industries Association it a supporting nosber. Ibe casaittee was pivan a resuse of tbo highlights of both anrrnal Council Mooting aod tba ftaaaarch OcwadtUo Mooting, ; In attandaaeo Hot and adnutee of both tba Cornell Moating and ;' Maoaarcb Ccnslttae Moating ara attached to tbaoa nlnuteo as Appendix A* asccssicM or pr c bu s cr raaeiiT <r tun votes o o bo x t s d arena a w meu s id ggisTOTgrwsg-------t --; ..--:--------- --- --------------------- Jbo eonwlttao waafcari wow lnfecwad that oaao dlffleoltioo had baas ancountarad la afforto to haro tha Oaajr Dapartwaot adept Bur*an of Shipo feraola Mo. 116 as an aftar-pdckllc* pcisar on now ship platao baoaoaa of tho poaalblo toxic offacta of laid faaeo generotod daring ore welding. Tba ps-ohlan of tho dtgroo of tooleitj ef fuaoo goaorotod daring tho woldlng and flana cutting of load pointod oteol aurfaeao bao^boon reload fraqoaotly and will baoeao incraaaingljr inportant with tho aro widaapreod uaa of saldad eonatxuetlon.. Tho Load Xaduatrloo Aaaodotion oponocrad an intonoiwa imasttgatifla of this problaw tgr tha lnduotrial Rygltoa foondatlcn la 19h6. Iba final report on this lmreetlgatlca ohowd estrena^jr high coneeatratloas of lead evolrad dar* leg tba are ealding of laad ooatad otaal. Howvar tha iatagrltjr of this report eaa quaatlonad whan aavaral aaonaliao ware dlocoearad tgr tha had toad Taehaleal Cowsittaa. iseng tbaaaware eenoantrationa of laad ia tho air saaploo far la oseaaa of thcoa thaerotically possible oaths basis of tho paint ocapoaltlona. In otm easaa olgalficaBt ecneontratloao of load ears found ia fuaoo originat ing froa laad-fres painto. than tha load ftaas problaa was reload raoontly ly t Itoay eontroot shipyard it was daeldad that tho afeola problaa should bo reviewed thoroughly to datarsino dut night be done to raaoaa tU obotaolo to tho uaa of rod load bate priaoro. IV. fiogfald and tha taehaleal director hold a oenfareoea with Dro# Sohrank and Batch of tha Industrial Kgiana Foundation an January tT* ly53 at Mellon Institute In fitt*burgh. Although neither of these aw ware aoploysd by tha foundation at tha tin* of tha 1.1.A. oponocrad pregran thay wore foul liar with tha final report of that investigation* After fesiliarising thawaalveo v- F.4*r -T ^ _ jfcF r*- *" J *&- - ' Kv- s_J ` -^A f- "1 -- _ . ' " . ". .. P \ * \\>n *C -r ' '^V- Vs jli.C.-'*'- '~<`-S**!*.- " - - i>* x * - J r - ' c ' rtnui7 U* 198 ' : - '^ ^-'^7/%., > > - with the current problaei i^tiaafi iy the *Tf they laid they would give tha utter additional ocoeideratlcnand ntadt awrittaa proposal containing -. >> - * plan of attack. A copy of Dr* Schreok'i latter la attached to tbeae ninetea aa Appendix B ^rW' , ' v-,, T',* v'* - * * \ >--> B whole problaa ofthe poealble haxarda of load ftaoea waa thcr- oughly dUoaaaed ty.: tha craarittes (Mr. Beamtch attended thla part of the seating). It wa* agreed that a background of Infcreation ahculd ba aeoaao- lated eo toadcity experiences oa all types of prising paints where voiding or. - flaae cutting oparatlooa ara iCTolrad, It was hoped that this would strengthen tha poaltlon of the-load Industrie# Association la any fwture discussions of thla prefclaa with Baof paroonnel* . tr -;v;, ... i-;v 7'.. It oaa alao aoggoatad thatlfaaara* Boodltoh and Tandsr Talk dlaooaa '.?. thla problaa with frofeasor-drinker of tha Harvard Medical School and fir. Brop PM- of tha industrial Health Upartnant of the Massachusetts Oapartoant odf labor. Thla wa* considered an appropriateaction alneo Prcfaaaor Drinker la rataload aa a consultant on Industrial, baalth prntOaa* by tha Deltad States bry and Or. Elkina haa had extensive experience in load toxicity problaa*. PROPOSED RD IE1D TSOSgCii 15TIER MO. 3 PRIMP HTJTS TOl RATIROHB The-oca*dltse-reviewed thapropoaad copy for a new Bad load TachaU oal Utter cn prlnare for-railroad structure* and rcdllng stock. It was dseldad to Include tha fdicing forauletlons la tha now _____ Idanilflcation I j IOC* (18#)DRaaadclralpntdlo-o Unaaad Oil fad. Spae. TT-P-66*, Southern Railway Spec. 1 75* nt) Rad Uad - Unaaad CU Chicago & Jfarthveatem ? 1.5* U.S#) Sad Uad - Unaaad Ol Railway Spec. go. 2 Bath. Steal Spec. 75SS-WC----5--X- , 75* (IV) Rad land - a: fad. Spec. TT-P-B6*. trpr- IT 1 65* (?#) Bad lead - a fed. Spec, n-P-W*. Type HI ( 100* (13-T Red lead - Alkyd Bur. of Shlpa forauia 116 55* (Un Rad Uad Altyd Military Spec. )OL-P-1592f 100* (2.2/) Rad Uad - TUgrl It u alao agreed that one or two low ecat rad laad prlaaro aultad for tha pricing of fralgftt ear* abould ba Indudad. the taehnloal director u aakad to aalaet thaaa froa aaong aawaral ocwtainlng aatar goa type araiah vahlelaa that have ahoan gol aaroloa lift la Rad Uel Orahnieal Coaadttaa r ' : ~ 5^.,-v v;-.` - tun ran smw tnncvm warn - V. *" .. - > ' It n * dealdad ta hold a two. diy lnapaatlon netting of tha ooaadttao at Sgpdll* U April*. April 2 and } war* aat aa tha tanUtire data* for thU next netting* '<4:-i A* aaatlng nan adjearnad at 5.00 P 1 C.'TJ. Tandar Talk " * 7 4 --^ ................... ' K.. t .Vh.V ^ -in* LI AC-33 66 Minutes of Red Lead technical Ccuuittea - fsfcruair 13, 1?5J STEEL STTOC77RZ3 P&DfTTB COCTCIL * AT7HXDSZ3 IT MEE7TJD - January 27, 1TSJ - Sane Rrpreeentlng J# S. Jackson Auerlean Znetltote of Steel Construction, Pgh., Pa* 0, 0* Swerd Satlonal Paint, Varnish & Lacquer lean., 'Tash*, D C. S. Burthen V* D. Board Auerlean 2Inc Institute (Or. ifebb, USC) Auerlean Society of Clrll Engineer* 8. XtlMT Auerlean Bridge t&rision, C. S. Steel Corporation E. O'Leary past Pres. Steel Piste fabricators Assn., Fgh,, Pa* P* Robson 0. S. Any Corps of Enclneers P. Ball (0. H. 'Tsecott) pederstloo of Paint A Varnish Production Clubs, Philadelphia, Pa. f? rr? rv ? ? ? r V. Morgan Bureau of Public Poads, Bash., D. C* V. 0*at Auerlean Zinc Instituts, Nee Task, X. X* L. Uegfsld Lead Industries Association, Rew lark, X. T. J, Vander Talk Lead industries Association, Sew Tort, S. X* E. Boberg Chicago Brides A Iron Oonpany, Chicago, 111* E. Miehaals Chicago Bridge A Iron Coupany, Chicago, Til* w, Shanks Rock Island District, Corps of Engine*re, Sock I#*H1 J. Lisboan Sstioosl Aseocletlon of Corrosion Engineers, Pgh., PS* J. Elckboff Auerlean Society for T*tln; Katerials, Brooklyn X. X. ( H. Ioung Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, Fgh., Pa. V. Kendall Rational Aasociatloa of Corrosion Enclneers, Pgh.,pe* -: C. P. Larrabao Auerlean Iron and Steel Institute, Pgh,, pa* J* B. Oarnar Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, Pfh., Pa* S. C. Pry* U T. Ball b. o. nu Auerlean Institute of Steel Construction, Bethlahe,ffc* Auerlean Institute of Steel Construction, Bethlehes^p* Auerlean 'later Vorks Aseocletlon, Bethishue, Pa* 1. J. Ruble Aseocletlon of Auerlean Railroads, Chicago, 111* J* 0* Jackson Auerlean Institute of Steel Construction, Pgh*, Pa* J. Bigoe O. QLPenta Steel Structures painting Council Steal Structures painting Council r.rjirMfeinAfth*iUoaawhMiHsuSftiOdiiMaifia^^ IjSBIP LI AC8367 ^i.^MasatM. "-3 < A . -i ' i i '4 gr Appendix A * ttinutee of the dtoel Structurse Fainting Council Eeetlng January 21, I?53 The Annual Meeting of tho Stool Structure* Pointing Couadl waa hold os January 27, 1?53, at Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania* Attached is * Hoi of person* oho attended this sooting* Tho sooting woo called to order by tho President, Hr* J* t* hekMt, tt 930 A* V* 1* Bonding of ootlco of sooting Bigoo. Iho notlco of tho sooting woo thoa road by tho Secretary, Qp. 2, 2. Corroetloso to slmtoo of loot looting There ooro no eorroctiona to tho slnotoo of tho preceding Couadl sooting bold os Soptosbor 11, 1351* Tho slnutoo ooro opprorod as sutsitted. 3, Hooding of Co s s o r Ications Thoro ooro no ccmnnicatioco to bo road* ^ A* Tolccndng sddrooo Or* S. R* VOldloln, President f Colics Instltuto, aodo a welcoming address to tho group and otatod that bo was artreaoly pleased with tho progress sado by tho Council* b* Reports A* Gaeutloo Casadttoo Thoro was no opoelfie roport froo tho tseeutlve Cosadttoo ot odeialetrstlve sottoro ooro to bo reported by tho Secretary* \ B. treasurer** Roport Ta tho ahooneo of tho Treoauror, Dr, C* Earl Webb, duo to lllnoss, tho financial roport, proparod by Dr. Tobb, was road by Ur. Y* D* Board, Roproaontatlvo of tho tearlean Society of Civil Engineer*. A oopy of tho financial statosont io attaohod as egxhlblt >** C* Roooarch CcssdUae Ur, J. 0* Jackson, Chatman of tho Roooareh Consittoo, roportod on tho work dan* by his cccmitta* during tho past 18 sontho* Tho Rooooroh Cosadttoo has boon ospandod to include 20 ooabortj four oubcoaaaittooo worn .oaomi PgPffjjppi^^ LI A0836S ' / i J Appendix X !-- ' ...'. .>; J Ht up to handle surfse# preparation, point application, paint formulations, and paint systaas. A aubi crawlttee, sad* up of Ur. A, J, Lieb*#n, Dr. J. Biggs, ,, and Ur* Jackson, prepared a sat cf 9 surface preparation spaelflections which were sent cart to over 100 qualified persons for critlcioa. after several reel si one, the specifications were approved tgr the Kasearch Casadttee and author. 1 sod for publication by the Executive Ccasittee. the reaction to these specifications has been noetly favorable, although two fabricators have written giving unfavorable console. After reeding the two unfavorable letters, Mr. Jackson read aloud Surface Preparation Specification So. 2, "Rand Cleaning,* which specification - received the principal criticise, and consented on each section which he thought nlht need clarification. Discussion of the surface preparation specifications was delayed until later. D. Menbership Coanlttee i there was a brief report fren the Chatman of the Mmbershlp Ccodttec, Sr. I, E. Sicheela, as stated details on esobership euuld be given in the report of the Secretary. X. Secretary and Director of Research Dr. Joseph Bigoe, Secretary and Director of Research, reported on edelnistratlve developments and the reeeercb progress nade by the Council ee follow i J0 the 19$2 Annual Meeting sms postponed"by action of the Eneutlve Couaitteei there ware no objections flroa the ttufeers of the Council to this postpoaaent. nineteen organisations, at preeent, are represented on the Council, the exset statue of these organ!tatlone has not been clarified In all cases. tbo following la a list of aaabare who have joined the Council since the last aoetlng of the Couneili Aeerlean Association of State Highway Official* American Zinc Institute " Bureau of Ships, D. S. Easy Corps of Englnoere, U. S. Amy (Replacing Engineer Research end Developaent Laboratories and office of the Chief of Engineers) Atteapte to get the Paint A Deoorsting Contractor* to participate In the work at the Council were unsuccessful. To date, the supporting amber* of the Council ar* a* follow i Aeerican Institute of Steel Consiruotion Association of Aaerleen Railroad* Steel plate Fabricator# Association v.:,- ' LI AG 3369 Appendix A k Federation of Pilot t Tarnish Production Clnba Awrie*n Zlac Institute Lead Industries Assodatloa Rational Ataociation of Csrroiloo Engineers Sha following changes la representative* hart been aodif Ur. R. P. Robeon, npr*nUU, Carpi of Engineers, U. 8* Angr (Ur. R. . Michalak, deceased) Kr. P. W. Shanks, Alternate, Corpi of Engineers, 0. 8* Any Ur* 5. C* Fit *, Alternate, Asarl can Institute of Steel Construction Kr* *. H. ' alter, Alternate, Aaerioan Initltuti of Stool Con* tract! OB Ur. I. E. Boberf, Alternate, St*l Plot* Fabricators Association "1 !-. Ur. H. C. Rill, Representative, Anerican Water Works Association Dr. 0* H. Toone, Representative, Halloo Institute Ur. C. P. Larrebee, Representative, Acer!can Iron 4 Steal Instltat* -i Hr* X. C. Baler* Representative, Anerican Railway Engineering Assn* (Succeed* Ur. M* A* Rooee) la February, 1952, ths Fellowship expanded its facilities sod established a laboratory in Holloa Institute. Dos to ths Increased nuaber of activities of the Council, and the accelerated effort* to publish tbs palatlng Manual la the eprinj of 1953, it has been fousd necessary to hire two part-tie* employees, Ulas Karl on Bergad and Ur. Walter Fink* The first printing of the surface preparation specifications was aade in October, 1952. Out of 5,000 sets printed, 1,500 sets were given to ewbere of ths Council gratis and 1,600 seta have already been sold* la addition, 300 individual specifications were sold. Inccoo to data is >966, with {172 outstanding. Accordin' to present receipts, the specifications / will sore than pay for themselves. The status of the Painting Manual is ss followsi ) / A chapter on setolllsing has been added to bring ths total nuaber of chapters to eighteen, of these, ths chapter on painting of Industrial plants has five sections. In all, there are twenty-two chapters or sections of chapters belnc written. Twelve of these have been caaplated and require only editorial changes and corrections) ten are incomplete. Of the ten incomplete chapters or sections, six have not been subaitted as first drafts, while four are In the process of being rewritten. Part II of the Manual, which includes specifications and reoaa* ended paint systeas, is well advanced and can be finished soon* Mas Surface Preparation Specifications have already been published* that series is complete for the present. Four pr*treatment Specifications and one Paint Application Specification ere planned) the proposed specification* have beer, issued and require revision before publication. About forty Paint Syste* Specification* are planned) the first proposed paint System Specifies* tlon has been issued, and an outline of all systen* prepared. This first paint systen lift* thirty-eight options which are available to taka care of alternative surface preparations, number of coats, and Intermediate and finish paints. Ths Council is not planning on writing paint specifications '; - - '. o^- :{/>' ,'Y:- ' ' LI AO 8370 V-A-vreiWtaifea^ff^^ Appendix A for tho paints whleH ar* already covered by yedartl Specification*. Th# total mfiabor of pairsta to be raoosnendsd for ua *111 b about seventy-five) of these, 1**1 than twenty-fir* will be covered fay Council specification*. Th* necessity for th* Council Ptint Specification la due to th# lack of availability of *uch apadficationa to tis* average lojulrer, whereas federal Specification* ara generally avallabia. An Index showing structure#, xpo*r*af and reccasaendad paint system la bain* prepared for indoxioa ia Part Tl. Ro further action ha* baan takaa toaarda Issuing th* proposed 3 bulletin of th* Cooncil. Only a ***11 mount of tin* haa baan aval labia for laboratory work) hewever, a nuabar of rasaarch project* aura undartakan to aaeura aaaantlal iafomatioo that ia naadad In preparing specifications. Tbaaa project* include studies of anchor pattaroa obtained in blast cleaning, Maauronaat of height of prsfila by various aethoda of blast claaaing, a paint test to detereln* th* affect of anchor pattern on paint perfor&ance, datarelaatioa of practical cleaning rates for hand cleaning, poser wirabruahinj, and blast cleaning, corrosion inhibitera to b* used on blast cleaned steel, and rust lnhibltlv* prirnrs for ua# under coal tar coatings. in exposure ait* ha* baan established adjacent to th* coka plant at Clairton, Pennsylvania, in cooperation with th* Union Railroad. A nuabar of paints are being tested to deterwdn# their general value) paint* are also being tasted to datansim if they &r* suitabla for exposure to farina drippings. Th* cooperative field paint teat pro;rfai has baan continued and 1* producin'; valuable result*. A number of Inspections war* held of force of th* tost*) a lam* group participated in th* Council sponsored Inspection of the fabricated bean pklnt teat of the pitlaburrb-be# Molnas Steel Company 4 at Sevilla Island, Pittsburgh# Pennsylvania. A report of th# inspection 1* beta- prepared. / The Council is participating in several ntw tests that ar* balng planned at present. Th# principal teat being th* Missouri Pacific Brin* .1 Drlppin-a paint Test atilcb will ba undartakan in th* spring. A service test of coal tar coatings la being undertaken by the toppers C'wpany with the participation of the Council. Several additional testa, sponsored by th* Council, ar* being planned, s -- Close cooperation has been maintained with oosadttees of the Ratlcoal Association of Corrosion engineers, th* inertcan Society ef Testing Materials, th* Amrlcan Railway Engineering Association, the Association of Stats High way Officials, th* Highway Research Board, and th* Corrosion Cceadttee of th* British Iron and Steal 8*a#arch Association. (feverous conferences have bee* held on technical and administrative natters. Many field trip* haw* bean *ede, plants and laboretariee visited, paint testa inspected, paint failure* examined, and contacts aalntalned with large maaber of persona and organ!tatlona active in improving th* olaenlr* and painting ef steel. t - ; I; i^pifspifipil m LIAO 8371 -iftinttri ~i^ r s.-- Appendix A $. Proposed mndMnU to By-laws I- After considerable discussion, proposed aaendaent* to tbe Rf-lawe were voted cc and Approved U shown in "Exhibit C.* All persons attending ? :'i the meeting were permitted to vote oo this end other business upon tbe recommendation of tbe president, with tbe eoneurredes of tbe supporting I member*. 6* Discussion of Specifications end Feinting Kennel i The meeting was then open to e discussion on tbe specifications end the feinting 'kernel* Those present et tbe meeting expressed their opinions f on the Surface preparation Specifications. It was generally agreed that tbe epeciflcetlons could be inproved in their wording so that the atnnderd nt eloaaing could not bo held as e production rate, but that tho specific uafavar- able crlHelen under dissuasion van net Justified. Yho machinery set ns vlthifi tho Research Csasittco for tbs consideration and revisica of ell epociC.cations fir was explained. The need for rigid surface preparation specifications far weather exposed surfacea was agreed upon; it was also agreed, that the specifications would result la too costly cleaning for stool which would not be exposed. Definite action should be taken to prevent any alconception that the Council was endeavouring to require that all steel be cleaned under these specifications. 7. Election of Officers Ur. A. J, Hetman, Chainasn of the geminating Cosmittee, in a letter tc the Council members dated December 19, 195?, proposed the following as nominees for elective offices of the Steel Structures painting Council President- Mr. J. E. Jackson Vice President- Xr. E. J. Ruble Treasurer- Dr. C. S. Vebb Chairman of the Research Ccmlttee- Ur. J. 0. Jackson Chairman of the Hembership Committee- Ur. . E. Michaels & There were no further nominations. It was moved, seconded, and voted that the officers be unanimously elected as noednated. 8. Jtew Business There was no new business to come before the Council. As i ; invitation was extended to all those present to attend tho Research Committee Msetli^ vhleh wee to tabs place after lunch. Upon action, the meeting was adjourned at 12i>0 P. U. Respectfully submitted, 8/ Joseph Rigos </r* Joseph Bigos ` Storetary A r ! -r- LI AO8372 larite^SgfefeBMi^ Appendix A Miratea of Research Coewittae Masting held at Mellon Institute, 2,00 P.H., January 27, 1953 The nesting m called to order at 2*00 ?. M. by the Chain*!, If Nn J. 0. Jaeksoo. the following of the Cosalttee vara presents Dr. J. Bigoe Mr* I. 2* Bcteerg Kr* A. J. Elckhaff Mr. S. C. P<T> Dr. J. B. Osrner Hr. H. 0. Rill Mr. C. P. larrabee Mr. A* J. Lletua Mr. . V. Morgan Mr* S. A. Ruble Mr. P. V. Shanks Mr. 0. 0. Sward Mr. C. <7. Vendor Valk Mr. V. B. Haltar Tha following a--bora of tha Caaadttaa aara aheooti Mr. K. Archibald Mr. R. C. Baker Dr. 7. 8* Lang Mr. U R. Trott Mr. 0. 8. Wescott Ur. P. Van Ctten Tha folloaing representatives to tha Council aara present as guestst Mr. Z, f. Ball Mr* J. E. 0*laarjr I?. Mr. V. D. Board Kr. R. P. Bobaon Mr. E. E. Michaels Mr. 8. *brtkaa gr Kr. 1. V. Oaat Mr. J. . Jackson Or. 0. 8. Toung J Mr. J. 0. Jackson explained tha prasant organisation of tha Ccncdttee. Ra charged each eubcasBittae with responsibility for keeping tha specif5cation# cp-io-dave after they ware Issued, and that the/ render as taueh ssslstanca aa poaaibla in issuing tha *pacifications for pretreataents, paint application, paint formulations, and paint eystaes. The Chairman's files on the Tarlons pacifications aara turned over to tha aubooMdttaa chairmen*' The painting Manual ni discussadj it was agreed that it should be published in April 1953, and that an/ notarial which was not submitted in tins be emitted. It aa euggestad and agraad upon that son photographs should be Included. All swwbere ware requested to forward desirable photographs to tha editor. It sea noted and seconded that a recoomendati on be node to tha Executive Conaitlaa that (a) tha manual be published in two volumes| and (b) both wluses be the tasa sits as the present specifications, that is, 8}* x 11*. It was agreed that the price be kept as low as possible, and that at Isaac y l 5,000 books be printed in tha first printing, since all need not be bound at ones* f ! ; : { &,- f- ?/ t' l l t if* -~ U- r tk- . a:.-.-ST- F fe"-' fc k*' Lv % \v f !V ?i pBHnm L I AO 83 73 . ^iwiMwaf&gMWaaiBafiwaateaa*^ a*iaaaafott&a&frtofimftMaiaa^^ !;_______ ___ Apgptndix L 8 Keabers of the Research Cewdttee were asked to think about tha second phase of tha work to be dona by the Council. A eeetlng la to be called In June, if not necessary earlier. Cit raetlng vu tamed over to the subeemlttees which eoted In turnj Hrt At J, Liebenn, ChalTsan of the dubeoBsdttee on Surface preparation, dismissed the various Surface Preparation Specification! and tha action! felt necessary to lsprove then as follows) Surface Preparation Specification #1|- go Cduaeat Surface Preparation Specification J2>- An apoendix to be added) standard to be clarified) possibility of oelng bocteeplated AtS.TiM. pictorial Standards to be explanation far all of the specifications. Snrrace Preparation SpecifiuSon #3i- Reeeereh'to be eadertakeo by the ft11owehip to deteretae where cleaning atope end bumiahing begins. :1 Surface Preparation Specification /Us-It *aa agreed that deepite unfavorable crltlciaa, the steel surface should be warn when painted. Surface Preparation Specifications f$, 6, end 71- assearch conducted by Or. Jt B. Oamar on s photoelectric Mthed of wearoring cleanliness to be eonaidered by the Cosaittee in attempting to provide better etanderde* Surface preparation Specification #8|- Vo Ccneat Surface Preparation Specification f9t- Bo Crwnt Bri At Jt Eickhoff, Chairmen at the Subcossittee on Paint Foreuletlon, called a meting of his Coeslttoe for 7i00 P. X. the aaae evening, ct Ballon Institute. Jtfiie Cce^aittee ret at that tine and discussed the paints selected for recommendation ty the Council. The following participated in the meting* Dr J. Blgoe Mr. S. C. fry* Mr. F. V. Shanks Mr. 0. 0. Sward Mr. S. Uerthen Further action is to be taken by sell* Mr. 8. C. Frye, Chaiman of tha Subeonaittee on Paint Application, had not had a chance to reed the Paint Application Specification) discussion to be tgr nail, the advisability of requiring stripe painting in the specifications was discussed, it was agreed that It should be available as a customer's option. "i Dr. J. 81",os, Ovalrnan of the Subccwwdttee on Paint System, presented end discussed paint System FI. Ihle system consists at two coats of straight ) red lead and raw linseed oil and one coat of standard aluminum paint, to be fixed on the Job. It was felt that ready nixed alust/asa paint should be permitted, provided an adequate specification could bo obtained or written. The advisability of reooemending one coat of priaer and two coats of alualnus finish paint as standard was discussed, but no conclusions reached. Further discussion was tersdnated due to lack of tine. A `mijgKjgggPBWgi. The nesting adjourned at SiJO P. M. 8/ J. 0. Jackson J. U Jackson Chaireae aaipWiHig LI A08374 8TE2L SJsmwCU MlMStt COOKXL Ttmctki gamtot Appendix A Exhibit 1 Roveabsr 1, 1950 to Janosrjr 1* 1953 XECEZF1Stoorlsaa institute of Stool Construction Association cf Anericsn Rsllrosda Stool Plot* Fsfcricstor* Association federstioa of Pilot & 7<u-Rlsh Production Clobo 1**4 Industriss Association Aasrlean Zina Institute Rational Point Varnish k Laequar Aasoclatlce Rational Association of Corrosion frifl nssrt $2$, 000,00 ,. .12,000.00 5.000.00 1 000 00 1 000.00 1,000.00 250.00 200.00 tLS.L50.00 SXFPOriPKBU ballon Institute cf Industrial Bsaeareh $32,000.00 2/2/51 to 2/2/53 Printing Zqruljasant 3,166.61 732.LL Supplies 319.96 trsvslinc r Itlscallaaseos * 1,671.35 156.28 p- ? v MIAECS- January 1, 1953 $38,018.61 7,L01.3< 8/ C. Esrl Tsbb treasurer Coder Kisoellsneous is included $100,00 spproved for Petty Order Account in Secretary Bisos' offion. X '" i. . ^s pp^i^b p p is p^ msmm LIA033 75 *'*edfaiii&fce<lagsft8MSiert`fifadiflmM!ihMlftL^a&maaam<^^ v 5 utoB^u ^^-waiw Appendix A Exhibit 0 mpam o u n c es to t h e h t -ia w szcnm > ... . ' ;'j . cusses Jbsre shall be two eluwi of aeabershlp a* followsi 1 - clxos A# Supporting! those oho contribute annually to tho financial rapport of tbs Council* 2 - Class B, itixUUi Thom oho do cot cootribute anmallr to tho financial support of tho Council, :'i sbc t t c k k i on i Etch supporting amber of tho Council aagr appoint representatives sod alternates la accordance with tho follosift? schedules Coctrlbutloo loss thsa $1,000 - 1 representative sad 1 altsrests fl, 000 to $1,999 - 2 representative* and 2 alternates 13,000 to $7,500 - 3 representatives /and 3 al'tematea 0er $7,500 - It reprsssr.tatlrss and ^alternates All representatives and alternates nay attend meting*. Each utsbtr shall be entitled to only cm veto at all eatings of tho Council for each representative allowed. Only a representative of a supporting amtor shall bo ellrlble to hold as alectlva office. Each amber shall be allosed ,'s aa aanjr votes as he Is allowed repreeentatlyee and he y distribute thorn votes smog his representatives as ha oheooaa. Each aaaoolata amber of the Council mgr appoint a representative and aa altemata. Both of such persons nay attend all Meetings, but ench awa Appendlx A Exhibit C g PROKBZD CHUCKS TO THE BT-UM . antor hall not te entitled to tote, nor shall tte rapraeentetiw of euoh mbir be entitled to bold olectlw offloo* ; ARTICLE TH varasinae s SEcnaix - : .< KoaxAnm camrvEt A nwilnatlng coandtteo of oeo representative or alternate fraa aeh of throo supporting Boaters of tte Council snail te appointed ty tte President of tte Council, at tte beginning of tela tans* subject to tte approval of tte Bxsoutlw Ctasdttoo* "a r iic i* rra s J AJffiKOfBIIS TO THE BT-LUB These By-law any te altered or repealed, and a now fy-ls or By-law nay te sods by tte afflraatlw vote of a najority of tte supportinn maters of tte Council, provided bowver, that written notios of such anendasnt shall haw been given to all swaters of tte Council, both supporting end < associate, at lsast cos (1) aonth prior to suob vote. Such notios shall 's show speelfloally tte propoosd alteration. AMndascts to ttess 37-law nay te proposed by tte Esseutlw Cowlttee or by a petition of tteraa supporting waters of tte Council. Voting aay bo by latter ballot or at a stated abating of tte Cornell. ''-H * *rw r; r t; I' r r? &= i j t b * / !v 5,, r F" R ?.: ?' jE. 2 '1 L t r. " ""T ' V'-' p LIA08377 Appendix I d e c s w il l r iq x z mi rccinancfc (f AttWCL, IRC. Mnxai x j b h w t j , Utoo nw ivxxux imsBow* 13, h u February 11# 19S3 Mr. C, J. Tender Talk Technical Director Figsent end Chemical BlviaioM Load foduetriea LssoelatlM L20 Lexington It mm Bow Tcrk 17, Bow fork "" Door Hr* foodor Talk, BO hare floes considerable thought to the preblea of load faee evolved is ship welding with the viewpoint of evaluating the feeaards that would likely be associated with such operations. Cur pricary core!deraila was the attainment of Information and data that would perait a realistic appraisal which would have practical application. 2s other words, oe stressed Is our thinking the utilisation of the results of Investigations rather than tbs Mechanism of attaining the data. Both laboratory end field studies were discussed. It Is our conclusion that laboratory studies would not contribute significantly to what Is already known or could be attained by relatively slnple calculations, for exaaple, st cur confareoos cc January 27, we node a calculation of the aaount of lead fuse that would be gen,rated la unit tine based on (1) suaber of Inches veldtd, (2) a 2 Inch wide strip, (3) thickness of paint, and (L) per cent of lead In the paint. The amount of lead, in ellllgrsMS, generated in one Minute divided by the aaxlana allowable concentration of 0.15 Milligram per cubic cater gives the number of cubic aetere cf air per alnute required to dilute the lead fuse to the persleelble Unit. This figure, which probably will be large, eay be considered s basic ventilation factor and is significant for purposes of enaparlson or estimation of relative magnitudes. It is not a Measure of ventilation requlreaent which would depend to a larje extent on the tystea designed to collect and transport the fuse. Laboratory studies would, of course, soletentlate euch ealculatione although see# deviations would be expected, 4ech data are basic and Indicate the general Magnitude .iW||pB^y)p^p|pppi LIACS37E wfilfaiit 3 xjocsma Hroira raoxaiTrai cr mmci, rac. j^p#adlx B 2 i Kr> C. J Tiadw hlk ftbntir IX, 1?S3 of the potential exposure* However* tbeir interpretation in ttnu cf practical sxposurea has definite llsitatlons, In other words, coraldering the Application of such data frta practical viewpoint the calculations are probably as valuable as laboratory doterainationa. Severtheleaa, Halted laboratory studies for verification purpose* sight be Justified* *116 regard to field studies, tbs objective would be to detaraias the actual concentration of lead fuse Is the breathing tones of widens sad other exposed persons under a wide variety of conditions to cover a range trem operations is the open considered relatively free of feaaards to those is confined spaces where a serious hasard would be expected. The results os rich a study would perwlt classifying exposures in certain groups, for exaxelet those expected to haw little or no hstard, those requiricar exnxuat ventilation and those requiring personal respiratory protection. The extent to which one could develop such a classification and the degree of accuracy would depand on the scope and magnitude of the data obtained . Kbtther one would ever be justified In drswin? dogaatlc conclusions as to whether a hasard would or would net be encountered In a specific operation la open to debate. Is a starting point, a review of existing data would be advisable. A critical evaluation of this icremation would be useful in planning future work and ci;ht also Indicate whether future studies would provide the answers which are sought* In brief, both laboratory and field studies would provide sons useful Information. However, *o feel that the objectives cf the work should >r be clearly defined and that the anticipated results should Vo carefully evaluated la terse of their practical application* Therefore, further consid erations and discussions are recooaeaded ao that a project in this field wwtld yield seaningful and practical infarmslion which would best serve your purposes, *Te shall be gled to work with you In developing such a progrs*. Sincerely yours. MSifna 8/ K. 8. Schrenk H. H. Schrenk, Fh.Q. Research tdrector 7SSS*swjgsspwpwjpwwissjs^^ A-aaSBefc8kksai9>kiiieii>t=.