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Ki:rj2ss of the A!t*'' *<f*A<m*d l\^0 0. AnTi :AL ItCSIlACIi:: ..AMUPACC-hMR'S ASSOC 1.-:^ Kove: The aceting was called to order by President P.D iollc'.vir.s ir. attendance: Certain-Tec d/St. c-o'oain Valley Porge, ?a. Johns-Manville Sales Corp. Sew York, K. Y Yeene Corp. Princeton, ::.J* Owens-Ccrning Pibcrglas Corp. Toledo, Chic Pittsburgh-Coming Corp. Pittsburgh, ra. PPG Industries Pittsburgh,- Pa. Cadwalader,7ichershan & Taft N J* ) U**; ^ * * 4>` 5.^ ear. an G.Kaufler umr 44v* ^ A.-.iayiCr R.stapleten M.S.Roache e- o rr-- J.r.Vyvcrberg D. Clasccr R.Gaenslo P.D.Ia w J.prov; C '.5. Alcorn Tw A* a .% p-J r*T*m--TflivJc A notion was aade, seconded, and passed that the i.:inutes of the Spring Meeting of April 26, 1971, as bulletined by the Asccciatio b approved. S-u.PPZC C0:::.:ITTS RZPORT In the Chairaan'e absence, J.::.Barnhart read his report as follow In our report of April 1971, we advised protect haa cc e n fi-- w *1 ... ...e Sw* ..* e s w. m 6*nw ...*.1civ* western rail carriers whe were sechi-.p a 25 pcrccr. ircreasc it rates os ir.sulntinp nutcrlale. IAugust of this year the rails approved a *5 porocincrease. '/a apair. protested and the rails a-reed to hold their record'ir. abeyance and prar.ted us further hearin.p. In September ws held doth fcrral and informal nestings with the rail representative and made a counter proposal offermp to establish increased rates within the southwest ar.d riddlewest up to 7CG .tiles if the rails would not ir. ere a any other rates. Ve have just received worn the c riers will consider the tatter again at their 3ecember meeting. I should lihe to. tahe this opportunity to thar.lc th senders of the Iraffic Committee who have deer, a great deal of help in fighting the proposed rail increases. -- - -- --r; -^ **~ ~ Wr* /v -anw x t*i 7 x' J. A. Barnhart reported that he had contacted Price '.vaterhous w c: Co. concerning the reporting of pre-engineered systems or. a tenthly, lump sum oasis, and that the cost would da d5CC. p r ~c he was ashed*tc investigate the costs involved to have a C.P collect and disseminate fill-.' statistics. . / - y\ Chairman 3. leannr* reported that the Committee had not net since there were no projects to de considered to date. a:;, ha/hi:':- sfsii.v.s cz-".:zz~zz az?ca? l.l.faylor reported on the activities of the Committee in accordance with the Minutes of their Meeting, which is attached hereto ana made part of these finutes. phi-sic-iissass sys?z::s cc.^iiTia J.P.iCerr. reported on the activities of the Committee in accords.:: with the ...inutos of their Aesting, which is attached hereto and made part of these Minutes.  ' 4 O. . *m * > ^ W % cv 3 --. .s * >J- w r* n^ S.leamar. retorted or. t.-.e activities oi the Committee is accordvtc* v/itu tr.e Minutes os thesr .leasing, wuscr. is attacr.ei r.eretc, nose part si these Haute c. It was decided that duct wrap would he the responsibility si she Commercial arc .Mechanical Systems Committee. E.Din.giy, C-3, ......ah, v"..ii and C<x.aXr.sh, w., './ere cc^ss ts t.tc wcmmisscc roster. D.C-losser reported on a study 0-C had made or. economic thickness which indicated that thichness of tr.err.al insulation should he upgraded. He estimated the cast oi revising the economic thick ness tables to he h*5,000. It was agreed that this study should be undertaken ar.d that l.Olcsser ar.d J.'iarnh&r? were to write tc Ohio State University ar.d Y.Vu. University outlining the speciiio work to be done, and ascertain the cost. so -ir-.iHhoozss SYair.s cc. -"iiiui ?-r.jc:-v: M.L.hcache reported on the activities oi the Committee Meeting oi Sep tc..-.her 30,* 1571. ;:ziic:.i.-3c:::yii?:c cc;.::i:u::z szsca* In the Chairman's absence, J..\:.3arnhart read his report as fellows The Medical ar.d Scientific Committee has beer, active ir. initiating ar.d monitoring research projects ir.tc the healtr. aspects of fibrous glass. Ifce investigators are doctors Clark Cooper ana Doctor Leroy Salzer. University of California; Doctor ?aui Gros3, Industrial Health four, a-.tic-.; and Irofcssor Joseph Cholah, Lettering Laboratory. . Doctors Cocter ar.d 3?.l.tor -- University of Ir-lif. All field wor e and report critin-t have boor, completed or. the projects sponsored with Ur. Cooper's group. She manuscripts on Imp sure of Insulation '.Yorkers to Airborne fibrousClass" ar.d "fibrous C-lass Lined Air eraser, in sic System: Ar. Assessment of Dnvironaentai Affect" ^ have beer, completed and approved. "Exposure cf Insuelation v/orhorc to Airborne. ?ibrous rrlAcs-' has already been published in American xnaustri Ky^iar.c Association Journal, February *?7r, Volume ;2, -2. -he t..rcs remaining treats' manuscript-' - ''Occupational Health study cf Sheet lets! '.'/orhers", 'librous Particles ir. Ambient Air", and 'electron litht micro scopic Indc-ntificsticr of Glass iioers in Ambient Air" - have nr.osr -;sr.e several re visions. it the present tine the final re visions of these three manuscripts arc beenstaffed within the Committee. It is antici pated that v/itr.in a month they will be in publishable form. Professor Joss-th Che 1 ah -- Hetterir.? lc.isrr.t-r-- Professor Chdale's study or. 'Crosier, cf libers from Installed librous C-lass Suets" v*s published in February 1$?1 in the Archives of Znvirouoental Health. Shis completed our werlc with Professor Cholah. "Doctor pavl Gross -- Industrial "calt' le nd-ti.:n looter Gross has completed and published h*' 1 ininary study on the inhalation cf sub-mi diameter fibrous *lnss in the Archives of viromental Healtr.in the June IS70, Volum edition - Iho- Pulmonary Reaction to Hi;>h centrations cf librous Glass lust - A Pre liminary l.epcrt". Inasmuch as the final r this study will involve only the addition observation that the inhalation of fibrous has not resulted ir. the development of lur. it is planned to incorporate it with the h study in normal and emphysematous rat lur3 She two projects still to be completed arc a study of the lymphatic transport of fibo; humcm lumps, which is pro^essinj roll; an a study cf the clearance of fibrous class normal and emphysematous lum^s, which has underway for some time, is also proyressir.:: '.veil. Both of these studies should be completed in approximately eitht months, and the manuscripts submitted for publication. 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J W4 W w w %* W a w w-- WWW ^ ~ *f4 W the public, C.Shcchler's tesCiucr.y iterated the fibrous glass story. 5. .During the su-uscr Cor.s-- or lullctin^ CC--. s out vriuh ar. article statins that fib glass reprosent-d a health hacarc. :: wrote to then and enclosed the Aih'h.1 Jourr.al article as well as the jrcen brochure. 7 t:.6 3. > W <-- -- - *> I - -- X . ~ a r* w w . ^A , c ^ * -- .* w<. 9 2. ;o r.in.: r* o Cl c w 'Iw*'*** (Atr ' 2-'CC Vico A. -, W i' Vi. C-_*" oc Ww v w A^-CU^N^ZXT T..c;-c being so iu riser bu*;.isi. o rncctin; wja adjourned. ?^ jcccXully *ub:iiiiteU J. ivl. 5* rn;