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FILE NAME: Westinghouse (WH) DATE: 1976 Aug 24 DOC#: WH051 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Internal Report - Asbestos in LRA Progess Report - Large Rotating Apparatus Division "w "> <5f.. ..".VI 1L ID 76-31 AS3ES~0S IN IPA PQGESS =gOPT I Proprietary Class 2 Abstract A program was developed to eliminate the use of asoestos products in IRA. Pe el acement materials have been obtained for most items and evaluation of tnese materials continue. Brake shoe and gasket items reouire future effort because of the unavailability of reolacement materials. T3 US C. R. Puffing Insulation Development Engineering Large Rotating Apparatus Oivision August 2^, 1976 Approved! J. c. Botts V Manager, Ins. Oev. Engrg. 031147S8 ID '6-31 a $3ES'CS IN LRA e3OGsEss r e p o -- Propri etary Class 2 TA8LS OF CONTENTS Background Asbestos in LRA estri ctions The Present Law and Trade 'ecommendations The IRA Program to Phase Out Asbestos Alternate Materials for IRA Recommendations IRA Program Time Distribution and Time Table (2 pages) Asbestos Containing Items Listed by Materials Number Old Materials Numbers and Recommended Replacement Other Suppliers and Representative Materials Pace > u u L Appendix I Appendix IIA Appendix IIS Appendix IIC U" e ft ID 76-31 -33E3~CS IN L=A g0G3ES3 3EPQP'r groor<etary Class background Tv>e use of asbestos in Westinghouse became restricted by an act o f Congress, tne Occupational Safety and Health Act which was signed by t^e resident in December 1970. The act became effective in April 1971 witn the stated objective of assuring the workers' health and safety on t-e job. In December 1971 the Secretary of Labor issued a temporary emercenc/ asbestos dust standard and the permanent standard was issued in June iy'C. The present OSHA asbestos standard of July 1976 has further rmaucec tne allowable asbestos dust content in air and increased tne scooe of labor and other expense involved in compliance with the law. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NI0SM ' -as been instrumental in having the asbestos standards strengthened tnrougF' its reconmendations to OSHA. In all cases, except for temporary emerce-c. standards, public notice is given of proposed changes and hearings are neld before the NIOSH recommendations become law. Asbestos in LRA Asbestos fiber and asbestos containing products have been available /j as commercial materials since the beginning of the manufacturing industry in this country. Westinghouse up to the present has used plastic molced products, wire insulation, tapes, cement-asbestos board, gaskets, braxe shoes, papers, tubing, cloth and many other products containing asPestos reinforcement. The original selection of asbestos for use in electrical apparatus was made because it is fire resistant, a good dielectric, ana creeo resistant. For many years it was the only inorganic fiber rein forcement available in commercial quantities. Woven glass products were not introduced till after World War II and the large scale availability of glass mat and cloth molded compositions did not take place until the mid 1950's. Even with the introduction of 03114790 13 '6-31 paoe 2 ;,'bef glass, asbestos continued to be used because of uniaue -einforcenent orooerties. Asbestos has the ability to break into very fine (finer d a n fiber glass) fibers when crushed or cut during manufacturing oeerations. ~^'s ability to keep splitting fibers rather than breaking then in snort stubby pieces as is the case with glass fiber has now been widely snown to be the most critical factor in asbestos airborne pollution. Also tne surface chemistry of asbestos makes it a hazardous substance wren absorbed into the body. "he hazard of breathing large auantities of asbestos dust nas oeen known since ancient Rome and written references aopear down tnrouqn history. In the past forty years with the control of tubercu;osi$ arc a general increase in life span, asbestos dust has been more wideiv recognized as an industrial hazard. The latent effects of asbestos exposure have become evident only in recent years. LRA, Westinghouse has had a Safe Practice Data Sheet A-20 covering asbestos limits and precautions since 1953* These precautions are similar to those found in present OSHA recommendations with the exceed o of airborne concentrations which have been reduced under recent feoera1 1aws. Restrictions 'Jntil 1969 control of asbestos dust was related to various state and industry standards some of which were established in the early 1900's. In 1969 the Walsh-Healy act which applied to public contracts was passed and a 12 fibers/cc standard was placed in effect. The OSHA standard a few years later was set at 5 fibers/cc and was further reduced to 2 fibers/cc in July 1976. IRA was able to comply with the 5 fibers/cc in the past and it appears that the 2 fibers/cc limit will be met largely by the elimination of asbestos containing raw materials from LRA. 00114731 10 76-3' pge 3 'uere is a real possibility that all asbestos products will cisapoear f-&n the market; even those products wnich LRA does not gr;nd or machine. There is a proposal for a limit of 0.5 fibers/cc wnic.n if it becomes law would for the most part eliminate the use of asbestos in any product. The Present Law and Trade 3ecomnendations without going into details on each item the following list is in cluded so the reader can understand the increased cost associated witr using asbestos containing products after July 1976. 1. A maximum allowable fiber concentration has been set as of July 1976 which is very difficult to meet (2 fibers/cc). 2. Equipment should function below the limit of 2 fibers/cc and personal protective devices and clothing may be required. 3. Measurements and monitoring must meet recognized standards. U. Warning signs and labels are required. 5. Record keeping and medical examinations are required. In addition the Asbestos Information Association recommends the fo''owing list for the workers1 personal hygiene. 1. Do not smoke. 2. Wash before eating. 3. Shower after work. n, l' Use protective devices and clothing properly. 5. Change to work clothes upon arrival at work and from them at the end of the shift using change rooms. 6. If work clothing is taken home, carry in a bag impermeable to asbestos fibers and wash separately from other clothing. Never G shake dusty clothing. Use a washing machine. i w IT V 03114798 13 '6-;l Paae ~'~e -?A p *aqryn to Cl-ase Out -soestos 'ne ^amDton Micarta Division notified l_9A in January 19"76 tnat tne manufacture of their asbestos containing products would cease July !, !97S as a 'esult of the new OSHA reauirements. Planning for the ohase out of asoestos in LSA started in February. A program was approved (Appendi x I) and monthly asbestos conmittee meetings have been held each month. 'his a'ogram has a scheduled total of 32-1A man months to the end of August 1?76 involving all 7ode Engineering, M&P and Development Engineering, Purchasing and Manufacturing. In addition, Industrial Hygiene i"!-D^ arc the Safety Oeoartment (IQA) are included in the program. It is oiannec that after August 1976, a somewhat smaller orogram will continue into the future because of long time tests of alternate materials and se-v'ce reauirements of machines sold in the past. Alternate Materials for LRA Satisfactory materials are available for most items witn tne majo' exceptions being brake shoes and gaskets* These items reouire separate programs because; 1. Suppliers have no alternates and no new suppliers "ave seen developed through the Purchasing Department effort. 2. A single superseding item cannot be used in gasket applications A' without examination of each end use because of individual reaui rements. A list of active IRA asbestos containing items is found in Aopeno'* I along with alternates and possible alternates. A few very low activity materials which are ordered by manufacturers1 name (no Uestinghouse "yne' can be expected to appear at times and they should be brought to tne attention of the committee. 3ecommentiations r v. i, A review of tne asbestos Drog-am should be made at tne end o' .in vSoet e'"t'c*' 'A';.' .no "e';i'ons "'ade w"ere oecessa-v. 03114733 13 '4-31 Page ~ It i's reconmenaed that a smaller effort consisting on Dcrc"as'~ g. Materials 3evelooment, Insulation Qevelooment and M<>p Engineering continue the program into mid 1977. 3. M r . 3. T. 3rady, manager of Accident Prevention, E. Pittsourgn, should continue nis review of the orogram and have his representatives follow L*A manufacturing in regard to the small amount of asbestos items which will continue to aoDear in machines returned for service to i > East Pittsburgh or serviced in the field. 4. the existing computer programs should be modified to print l-sts of drawings which snow the use of asbestos containing materials and ''$t these drawings by code group so they may be more easily followed. 5. A separate development program for brake shoe and gasket mater' 3 s should be undertaken. C. R. Ruffing Insulation (Development Engineering Large Rotating Aoparatus Oivis ion /'eg .11 /,!I''>JVN ^ ln ,,>!,)i,U'Vlt V . '1 'I.'SLV r_ L' 03114794 03114735 T^T-H- f 2, 7/rj 6 -^ 9 ? - ^ ? / c ^ r g A/^5 s a ^ s . Pikvjh\ P\ JSH ^*114736 t-sn'.o * * * * * 031147b? )a s k 'I I(1> :t i y I.HA M a t e r i a l s W'lirii c o n t a i n a s b e s t o s ) < o u t art. 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A._________ A A A__ A A A__ ___________ A APPfNOIX 1 | imp: TAHi.f: i M a n /r m ; 5 niri,irANn: * '< Kontlis A A A A AAA -A A A A A (6 Months Progress report) ID 76-31 Page al- M ni/|ii it: o :p :w M ! 1 10 '6-3' Pace ITA-i APPCNOIX IIA AS3ES~0S :ONTa:nJG ITEMS L15T gD 9V ^ATgoiat NU^BEr 41211AA *12! 1A8 *132IAA 4I42I3J 41511AA 4)511 AS +15! 19A 4151191 *1 521AJ 41521 AN 4 1 521C3 41521CC 41521C0 +1521CF 41521FJ 41 5241A 4 1 524LD A2231AA U2251AA +2331 AA +2331 30 23313F +2351AA +341 VA ++1 +1 AA ++1+1AS +**1 AC +411+1 AO +4141 A asbestos yarn asbestos yarn roDe oacking, graonite<J molded insularing board asbestos tape asbestos cloth asDestos cloth asbestos cloth eooxy treated tape phenolic treated edge tape varnish treated cloth silicone treated cloth eooxy treated cloth polyester treated cloth brake lining paper laminate glass cloth asbestos paoer flexible laminate asbestos paper ungraphited sheet packing commercial asbestos paper . electrical grade paper 2 ply (4233130) mi 11 board Micarta shapes phenolic Micarta sheet materia phenolic Micarta sheet materia phenolic Micarta sheet materia phenolic Micarta sheet materia phenolic Micarta sneet materia 0011471 s ace Appcspix ::a ASBES'CS CONTAINING I~EM$ LIS~ED BY MATERIA|_ NUMB E W+1A1AJ phenolic Micarta sheet materials U U \ k \AK pnenolic Micarta sheet materials _ W+IU1 PA Micarta tubing UulUl'jA Micarta shapes W+lUlXA Micarta bars W*3U1AH paper phenolic laminate 4+61*1 AE molded comoosition V W*6U1BX molded comoosition 4*641 CA brake 1ini ng 4*641C3 brake 1ini ng 44641CC brake lining -- 4*641CE brake lining 44641CG brake 1ini ng U5723AA asbestos neoprene sheet 46316CA asbestos cement sheet _ U ^ 3 16CB asbestos cement sheet 46316CC asbestos cement sheet - 46316CE asbestos cement sheet 53311AM fi11ing cement - 53351 BA caulking compound 1V /< 53351BB caulking compound - 533513C caulking compound 53351 BO caulking compound 6 5 7 1 1AA asbestos insulated cable - 6 5 7 1 1AB asbestos insulated cable 65711 AO asbestos insulated cable - 6 5 7 1 1AE 65711Aj asbestos'insulated cable t asbestos insulated cable 03114800 IO 76-31 Paae !!3-> cppgunr* tTa Ai :D "-a-H3 1LS N'JH5ES a n o =ECCMHEN0ED E0,.a :E.mENT Asbestos POS :cuo3 as Asbestos Fibers u!211AA Asbestos yarn U151 1AA Asbestos Tape U \51 13A Al 51188 UU218J A l 5118L Asbestos Cloth Asbestos Cloth Asbestos Insu lating Board Asbestos Cloth Al521 AN Asbestos Taoe Peco>rTT*ended Material Fiberfrax Ceramic Sulk Fiber Carborundum Ceramic Fiber 9rancn P.0. 3ox 808 Niagara Falls, N.Y. 1-3-22 $2.35/1b *11) *12) -*#14*) Fi herfrax Yarn Carborundum WI82A Fiberglass yarn, asbestos and fiber texti1es North wales, Pa. I?AA giass Fiberglass Taoe State Width and Thickness Asbestos and Fiberglass Textiles North Wales, Pa. 19A$A M Numbers may exist. ) State thickness reauired, ) efrasi1 AI51AGC. Fiberfrax GH Board 1/A" thick $A-/so. ft. State thickness reauired, Refrasi1 A1A1AGC a) so Fiber glass cloth Hess Goldsmith a Co. State fabric style. Fiber glass tape state width and thickness Asbestos and Fiber Glass Textiles North Wales, Pa. 19A5A 00114501 !3 '6-31 3 3ae_a*:=-2 APPENDIX !I3 CLP MATERIALS NUMBERS ANQ a e COMMSNOEO REPIACUN Asbestos POS ul 521C3 Asbestos Cloth for Varnish Treatment Recommended Material To be supplied by Bedford on glass cloth ET number later. -1521 CP Asbestos Cloth treated at Irwin Cancel 1ed. If reaui red in future, a rew reouired for glass or Pe'-as1 ' reolacement. k) 52UL0 Asbestos glass comoos 1te .015" thick Nomex and glass clotlaminate supplied by 3edfora. U2231AA Asbestos pacer Fiberfrax 970A .025" thick and .020" thick - .063" thick .080" thick 970JH Fiberfrax Ceramic Fiber Paper . U2251AA Asbestos Sheet Packing Development materials from Carborundum. U2331AA Asbestos Paoer Sheet Ceramic Paper Bedford L0k299 U23318D Asbestos Paper Ceramic Paper - Bedford s Treated with Silicone Resin Turn Insulation on Field Coi1s *23**18N Shel1ac Treated Asbestos Paper Bedford - Four Items 1. Nomex Adhesive ET1318 2. Nomex M with adhesive ET 3. Ceramic Shellac 10 ^297 k. Ceramic Epoxy L0 k298 iu.O UZ351AA U2351AG Hill Board Gaskets Mill Board .063" Fiberfrax GH Board Fiberfrax GH Board or 6 Ply Ceramic Paper - Bedford 101*299 03114802 `Mi'M'ir '6-3' gace APPENDIX 113 0L3 UAT Q M L S NUMBERS ANO PECQMHENQEQ REPLACEMENT sbestos POS Pecomended Materi al . Awl 4 1 AA Asbestos Phenolic hampton Kevlar Phenolic Lami nate Coil SjDDorts in *24907 - -31 wAI 41 A 3 Asbestos Phenolic H24907 > Laminate -T AAI Al AC Asbestos Phenolic Lami nate H24907 A4141AO Asbestos Phenolic Lami nate H24907 44141A Asbestos Phenolic Lami nate H24907 44141AJ Asbestos Phenolic H24907 Laminate - 44141AF Asbestos Phenolic *24907 - Laminate 44141AK Asbestos Phenolic Laminate H24907 14*341 AH Phenolic Asbestos Hampton Phenolic Kevlar H24907 Paper Sheet or Phenolic-Ceramic Paper - .062" and .125" 4464 ICE Asbestos-Metal 1ic None available * Friction Block 45723AA Asbestos Neoprene Sheet Gasket Materi al Tk. .063, .125, .160, .188 Development of in-house manu-- facturing required. 03114803 ID '6-3' PaaeAjlB-* APPENDIX IIB OLD MATE3 IA1.S NUMBERS ANQ RECOMMENDED REPLACEm n ~ Asbestos POS U6316CA Asbestos Cement Sheet A6316CE Asbestos Cement Sheet i*63'sCJ Asbestos Cement Sheet U6V6CI Asbestos Cement Sheet U6316CC Asbestos Cement Sheet i*63l 6C J Asbestos Cement Sheet 533'Ia m Asbestos Cement In-House Recommended Material Piberfrax GH 3oard r-- Piberfrax GH Soard Z. Piberfrax GH 9oard % Piberfrax GH Soard Piberfrax GH Soard Piberfrax GH Soard Irwin to use Piberfax bu)< f;:e' V 03114804 IO 76-31 Page -il I C - 1 appenoix rie QTMgo SUPPL IEaS ANO aEPPE5NTATIVE MATERIALS Suppl;cr jonns-HanviI1e Cerro Wire & Cable Co. Oivision of Cerro Corp. New Haven, Connecticut 0650U Manning Paper Co. Troy, N.Y. 12181 (518) 273-6320 Hampton Works - Westinghouse Bedford - Westinghouse Hi tco 1600 W. 135th Street Gardenia, California 902^9 Carborundum Co. P.O.Box 808 Niagara Falls, N.Y. 11+302 Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp. Toledo 1, Ohio E.I. OuPont de Nemours & Co. E.I. OuPont de Nemours & Co. Materi al Refractory fiber felt bulk refractory fiber refractory fiber paper ceramic fibers in mat form refractory fiber tape ceramic fibers in blanket eorn ceramic fibers in bulk form refractory fiber felt Marinite-Xl ceramic board 66711FB, High Temperature Glass Teflon cable 76-72-28, Inorganic insulating oaper Kevlar Laminate H2*+907 Varnish treated glass 10 303 (replaces ^1521CB) U 1 51UGC Refrasil amorphous silica cloth k\ 31 1BA Refractory fiber rope "Fiberfrax" Ul31UAA Glass cord, tying A23MEA Mica filled polyamide paper U23538A Uncalendered polyamide paper 03114805 10 76-?! aae At::-S APPNOIX IIC QTHEf SUPPLIERS ANO PEPPESENTATIVE MATES!AL S Supplier Bedford - Westinghouse Mater? al Epoxy coated Nomex for strap wound coils -- ET1U20 resin coated ceramic paper Southern hills Inc. Nomex blanket materials 5/1095 $A70 S/619 S/9 (^IWSOAA) (protection against welding soar<s' 03114S0S - Yr. 1 ID 76-31 -33E3TCS IN IsA 3:CG*ESS ''Eons~ Proorietary Class 2 0istri but ion East ittsburgh IIN-S Un 2^ 5N-- N Un-i 3N1U 6n-N 3N6 3GA 1OL 2N32 AGIO Irwin 6G28 R&O U01-3X9 501-3V34* 601-2820 N. A. Seldecos C. R Marcum coute to: 5N-N 0. j-j. : iel 1v 5N-S J. 0 . Oavioson 3Ni*6 J. w . 3atcneior AN 1 . m o rse ?.. M. 3 . J. 9. B. Cote L 'Y M. ' . A. S. Route P. R. Route 0. 1. Poute G. T. W. R. R. F. Z. R. R. N. W. M. Sexton Hi 11 en Wi ner to: N38 E. . '.vers A,n-3 A. J. d sa* Finnel1 11iott OePau! to : 2G 2G J. F . Onof-ey ^ L . Cbli <:n 2G s. A . Orinkut 121 V. . Is*i 5G F. R . ^oguet H e l 1er to: 121 R. l . Novan 12L J. u Myers 101 t. p . Cu rtis !0L . I. i\ing Oonatucc i tot HA Ge n11 . D.G. LePere 3GA 0. j. Mito! 2NU9 R. c.. Simmers Brady Watson Crouse Heasly Sampson Oay embers of Asbestos Cormi ttee 03114507 iu l t *** Insulsi Ion Oev. Engrg. F 'l'l ..** * U rg R o u tin g Apparatus ttlvfoion foehn le s i Oocumont Sinmory (T V S ) Cord t u 1 m * 4 ho TOS cord* I tho b a s ic to o l for indosin g tnd r o t r lo v in g tochnlcol Information throughbut dost inghouso. Iho ) i S cord cutouts provi do for f i l i n g by nuobors. Roports oro d is trib u te d by tho Is s u in g deportment) for o copy use tho pro addressed r s ^ u t i l cutout cord O lsc o rd TOS cords not of Interest PROPRIftAffV CLASS I TOS- 10 76--31 ssu in g Oopt, M ont or O lv. in s u la t ion D e v t lo m -m Proprietary Ctoass 2 Pagost 5 Reforoncost O etoi8-2h-76 ASBESTOS IN LRA - PROGRESS REPORT by C. R. Ruffing Keywords - Asbestos, OSHA, Reinforcement, Heat Resistant, Refractories, Ceramic, Insulation Abstract - A program was developed to eliminate the use of asbestos products in LRA. Replacement materials have been obtained for most items and evaluation of these materials continue. Brake shoe and gasket Iterns require future effort because of the unavailability of replacement materials. To i^ Insula)ion Development I21 TO* 10 76-31 Sand copy o f p Q Tn. Does TOS C m c A S tr ic tly U n ite d . Cannot under any clrcuestances be d is tr ib u te d o u tsid e the ccnpony. In s id e the company recipient ou st hove e s p e c ific need for the Inform ation In the conAsct of M s re sp on sib ilitie s. PROP*IfTAR* CLASS 2 Cord I o f I Cord(a) d is tr ib u tio n o nly w ith in the company Copies o f such docunents esnnot be i either given or she to anyone out side the Corporation eacept ( I I I I emtsees (w ith A s s o c ia te d Companies* approvel) and (2 ) the government In propetelt for controcts. PROPRICTARTV CLASS 1 ` ^` trib v llo n , both Inaldo Card 2 of 7 Cards 03 tl _mn.l_i. m i * -- - leaving 0p>> insulation nffi'i w . u r n , t Dav. Engrg. l a r 9 R o ta tin g A p paratus O iv l s i o n Technical Oocument Stannary (TOS) Card rha TOS cards I s the b a s ic tool for Indaning and r e t r ie v in g taeboIcal Information througbbut Wastlnghousa Tha J a S card c u to u ts p rovid e for f i l i n g by ntsabars. Reports are d is trlbuted by the is su in g dapartaenti for a copy usa tha pro addressed request cutout c a rd . D isc a rd TOS cards not o f in te r e s t. PROPRIETARY CLASS aI TOS- 10 76--3I Is s u in g Oapt, f l a n t or O lv . insulation Development Engrg. f r o p r la t a r y C l a s s i 2 Rages i 5 References! Da ta t 8-2b-76 ASBESTOS IN LRA - PROGRESS REPORT by C. R. Ruffing Keywords - Asbestos. OSHA, Reinforcement, Heat Resistant, Refractories, Ceramic, Insulation Abstract - A program was developed to eliminate the use of asbestos products in LRA. Replacement materials have been obtained for most items and evaluation of these materials continue. Brake shoe and gasket items require future effort because of the unavailability of replacement materials. S t r ic t ly lim ite d . Cannot under any circumstances be d is t r ib u t e d o u tsid e the coapany. In s id e the company recipient euat have a sp e c ific need far the Inform ation In the conduct ef h it re sp o n sib ilitie s. Card 1 ef I Card(a) Insul at ion Development I2L TOS 10 76-- 31 Send copy o f Q Q To* Document TOS Card PROPRIETARY CLASS 2 D is trib u tio n o n ly w ith in the company. Capias e f such doevaeents cannot be either given or shown to anyone out side the C o rp oration oacept ( l ) l i censees (w ith A sso c ia te d Companies' approval) and (2 ) tha government In proposals for contracts. PROPRIETARY CLASS J Unlimited d istrib u tio n , both inside and outside the company. Card 2 of Z Cards r, - H - l/\f >f *^ r w V / iiJ (<"nT h 'Aii'v ."//y,iY i(,(( i|"v ; y AoJAttSQ