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Page 1 of 2 (conoco) Interoffice Communication To G. C. Bottoms - Houston From J. A. DeBernardi Date October 2, 1980 Subject Synergisms - VCM Expansion and New PVC Plant Following are comments on the subject in response to G. J. Fryar's letter of September 30. VCM Storage Capacity We believe that the additional VCM storage capacity provided for in the expansion AFE is necessary even though the new PVC Plant is constructed at Lake Charles. Although the PVC Plant offers additional flexibility related to VCM inventory problems we have faced in the past, it cannot be considered the complete solution to these problems. In fact, the design concepts being used related to the PVC Plant can present some new problems of reliability we have not faced to this point. In the design two fluid bed dryers will be available and only one slurry stripping tower is included. A dryer failure would reduce plant rates to half until solved, and a stripping tower problem could result in a complete PVC production outage until rectified. Tank car logistics problems, perhaps somewhat improved because fewer will be moved from the plant, still remain a threat to VCM inventory control at the VCM Plant on a day-to-day basis as well as during plant turnaround periods. Should circumstances occur at tank car using operations which affect railcar turnaround cycles back to the VCM Plant, inventory control problems will occur as in the past. In order to cover VCM shortages during VCM Plant turn around periods, the tank car logistics problems will be worsened since additional tank cars will be required to move to and from outside supplier plants during these periods. The expanded capacity at the VCM Plant indicates the need for buffer storage capacity to be provided in the overall system. The installation of the new PVC Plant tends to moderate somewhat this need, but does not eliminate it. The "domino" affect of one operating unit upon another is still with us in this case and provisions need to be made to minimize this situation. Although there are other methods that could be used to provide a storage buffer in our VCM system, we believe the solution used in the expansion design is the safest and most cost affective method available. VCM Loading The original concept of the expansion project required that the entire expanded plant production be moved by tank car to PVC Plant locations. In order to assure that these tank car loading requirements could be met, the planned loading week was expanded from 5 days per week to 7 days per week. Two addi tional loading spots were added to allow the potential for 20 cars per day to CCR 000079917 G. C. Bottoms Page 2 October 2, 1980 Page 2 of 2 be loaded thereby providing catch-up ability should tank car availability slow required loading or pre-shipment of cars be necessary for scheduling reasons. The addition of the PVC Plant to the project does provide an alternate to additional loading spots, assuming VCM storage capacity is added to buffer inventory problems. The possibility of transferring the equivalent of five tank cars per day of VCM to the PVC Plant by pipeline should allow the existing tank car loading facilities to handle expanded plant needs, as well as provide for catch-up loading when necessary. The deletion of the two additional VCM tank car loading stations should present a minimal risk to the project and the plant would support this action. It would appear that pipeline delivery to a new PVC Plant in Lake Charles of an amount of VCM equivalent to the expansion size would eliminate the need for additional tank cars. However, it should be noted that 100-150 MM lbs. per year of plant production has been moved by ship and barge from the plant in the past. After expansion this material will need to be handled by railcar to PVC producing locations. Our feel is that the number of railcar additions to the VCM fleet can be reduced because of the PVC Plant being located in Lake Charles. Evaluation of this situation would need to be accomplished by Supply and Transportation in order to quantify its affect on the VCM expansion project. The impact of staggered start-up dates on storage capacity or loading facilities does not appear to be significant. However, there could be some impact on additional railcar needs. The expansion project anticipates a total VCM pro duction in the start-up year of 670 MM lbs. matching our present capacity. Therefore, the difference should be movement of this material completely by railcar to the PVC Plants with no export shipments. This fact coupled with the projected need for additional VCM into the system to supply PVC needs may strain available tank car capacity. From a construction standpoint related to spheres this production quantity tends to allow the construction of additional storage capacity to be completed after the expansion is brought on line. J. A. DeBernardi is CC: JWW-JGC CCR 000079918 Interoffice Communication To Tom Grumbles - Houston From J. A. DeBernardi Date October 2, 1980 Subject Mortality Study Information Attached you will find the information requested in your letter of August 28, 1980 for VCM Plant permanent and temporary employees. As we discussed by phone, this information contains only permanent employees and temporary employees leading to permanent status. Casual employees are not included. J. A. DeBernardi is CC w/o enc: RDG-REL Dr. Whetstone Dr. Massard CCR 000079919 CCR 0 0 0 0 7 9 9 2 0 SUPERVISOR (Name) C. H, Landon Employee Name First, Initial, Last 500-12-3377 Clarence H. Landon 439-54-3368 John A. Puerta 435-58-4321 ! Richard T. Buller 438-78-7569 Jimmie Morris 438-74-1350 Linda J. Barron 436-52-9869 Ronald E. Fox 457-74-9740 Frank D. Broxton 437-76-5915 Robert Handy 434-64-7185 Asa I. Hoffpauir Birthplace City, State Kansas City, MO DeQuincy, LA Iowa, LA Lake Charles, LA Houston, TX Mangham, LA Fenton, LA Lake Charles, LA Walla Walla, Washington Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Ella B. Landon Vernie M. Bankers Puerta Mary L. Builer Cora Morris Roberta Montgomery Jenkins Myrtic C. Fox Mamie Broxton Linny Handy Marcella E. Hoffpauir Father's Name First, Initial, Last Kirkwood W. Landon John A. Puerta Charlie Buller Val Morris James 0. Jenkins Joseph H. Fox Henry Broxton Robert Handy Asa I. Hoffpauir, Sr. t CCR 0 0 0 0 7 9 9 2 1 SUPERVISOR (Name) Charles H. Kroske Employee Name First, Initial, Last 284-26-9808 Charles H. Kroske 432-24-6931 James C. Vickers 433-62-8034 Lawrence L. Woodhatch 568-70-0933 Lionel J. Thierry 435-66-8121 Paul C. Ceasar 435-68-7452 Perry Jordan 264-40-8417 Bryan B. Baker 455-90-7196 Minnie L. Powers Birthplace City, State Willamstown, OH Lillie, LA DeRidder, LA Lake Charles, LA Elton, LA Opelousas, LA Lenox, GA Temple, TX )' Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Mabel A. Kroske Verda A. Vickers Ellen J. Woodhatch Estella Thierry Ruby Ceasar Eva Jordan Inez S. Baker Elrend Broadus )' Father's Name First, Initial, Last Merton G. Kroske James F. Vickers Maurice L. Woodhatch Mitchel Thierry Joseph Ceasar Leo Jordan Berry B. Baker Grady T. Broadus CCR 000079922 SUPERVISOR (Name) J. A. DeBernardi Employee Name First, Initial, Last 565-46-5425 James A. DeBernardi 435-92-6969 Christopher W. Turner Mepmre 442-30-7673 James R. Holcomb T36-82-lbb2 William V. Henry Birthplace City, State Chicaqo, IL Beaumont, TX Suffern, NY Vernon, TX New Orleans, LA i Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Rose Mary DeBernardi Vivian Marie Turner Lillian Ware Katherine E. Holcomb Thelma V. Henry Father's Name First, Initial, Last Isadore DeBernardi Cecil Wayne Turner Joseph Ware, Jr. Arthur J. Holcomb Joseph C. Henry ( SUPERVISOR (Name) Kenneth C. Cash Employee Name First, Initial, Last 430-76-6742 Kenneth C. Cash 437-26-0332 Elwood H. Gould, Sr. 438-50-5374 Robert L. Trahan, Jr. 439-52-6470 James A. Whitmire ` 438-82-4951 Ivory Alexander, Jr. 268-38-2667 Thomas M. Choi ley 437-68-5261 Mari on, H. Fontenot 464-82-7490 Bobby G. Wi1 burn 285-36-3387 Renia Carbajal Birthplace City, State Malvern, AR Tunica, MS Hackberry, LA Vidor, TX Lake Charles, LA Canton, OH Lake Charles, LA Sinton, TX Opelousas, LA Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Oma L. Cash Zelma A. Gould Gladys M. Trahan Alice B. Whitmire Marion Alexander Julia M. Cholley Elizabeth M. Guillory Ruby A. Wilburn Holise Guillory Father's Name First, Initial, Last Cecil R. Cash Elwood H. Gould Robert L. Trahan, Sr. Fletcher Whitmire Ivory Alexander, Sr. Marion J. Choi ley Staqq H. Fontenot Walter L. Wilburn Joseph Lemelle ^ t\i J r- o o ^ o CCR 0 0 0 0 7 9 9 2 3 SUPERVISOR (Name) Charles R. Heddins Employee Name First, Initial, Last 462-56-0055 Charlp* R HeHdin*; 4J9-58-/78U------------------James A. Cook 439-56-9206 Darryl J. Derouen 434-72-9417 Thomas B. Barton 439-66-5993 Richard D. Going 439-58-4690 Kermit J. Ryder Birthplace City, State Edqewood, TX Mangham, LA New Iberia, LA Lecompete, LA Lake Charles, LA Lacassine, LA i Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Father's Name First, Initial, Last Lillie B. (Stanberrv) Heddins Hazel 0. Boyett Cook Earlv C. Heddins James A. Cook Anna Mae S. Derouen Hite J. Derouen Sadie I. Barton Audrey M. Going Florence E. Ryder Willard J. Barton Vernon L. Goinq Dores A. Ryder CCR 0 0 0 0 7 9 9 2 4 SUPERVISOR (Name) Charles R. Heddins Employee Name First,, Initial, Last 463-^k!-jlbbi4 Homer R. Moseley 438-26-1043 Jesse P. Gautreaux "437-68-5937 Philip J. Leqer 439-60-7900 Willie R. Berzas, Jr. Birthplace City, State Waco, TX Duson, LA Lake Charles, LA Chataignier, LA t Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Louie H. Moseley Idella, Edd, Gautreaux Ruth Leqer Rose B. Berzas Father's Name First, Initial, Last Jesse R. Moseley Edward P. Gautreaux Arthur Leqer Willie Berzas CCR 0 0 0 0 7 9 9 2 5 i SUPERVISOR (Name) Charlie Buller Employee Name First, Initial, Last 436-42-8183 Charlie Buller, Jr. 422-58-9155 Daniel J. Ross 175-32-2870 David L. Lonkowski 435-60-8693 Michael J. Fogleman 452-78-5010 Ronald J. Young 437-76-5018 Billy E. Bauer 2^b-4u-y4uy Luther p. Riley 436-74-6249 Raymond J. Badolato 436-56-0627 Raymond A. Martin Birthplace City, State Iowa, LA Minneapolis, MN McKeesport, PA Crowley, LA Lake Charles, LA DeQuincy, LA Hayes, VA Lake Charles, LA Thornwell, LA Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Mary L. Buller Margret A. Ross Mildred S. Lonkowski Deauty Fogleman Lena Young Mildred I. Bauer Ruby B. Riley Madeline L. Badolato Zula Martin Father's Name First, Initial, Last Chariie Buller Everett W. Ross James J. Lonkowski C. J. Fogleman Nelson Young William E. Bauer Luther T. Riley Matthew J. Badolato Gussie Martin 9 Z 6 6 J.0 0 0 0 i SUPERVISOR (Name) James H. Brunson Employee Name First, Initial, Last 459-26-2571 James H. Brunson 447-16-9082 Louise I. Sappington "438-88-025/ Betty J. Rogers 447-36-6389 Tyrus R. Cobb 438-52-5273 Betty 0. Stine 435-44-4029 Billy W. Stark 254-52-4146 Roland R. Key Birthplace City, State Dallas, TX Wichita, KS Lake Charles, LA Athens, TX Singer, LA Merryville, LA Eatonton, 6A Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Vera M. Brunson Lula B. Ericksten Catherine Richard Winey Dycie J. Cobb Mayola Alston Havens Agnes M. Stark Gertrude R. Key Father's Name First, Initial, Last Homer M. Brunson 01iver N. Ericksten Joseph [None) Winey Clarence A. Cobb Sr. Lonnie (None) Havens Herman E. Stark Roland R. Key Sr. SUPERVISOR (Name) Paul L. Fetzer Employee Name Fi rs t,1niti a 1, Last Paul L. Fetzer -433-S2-5048 George M. Ben 433-46-8677 Bruce B. Brown 433-52-2951 James C. Como 434-58-5592 Stephen W. Cooper 437-68-5050 Robert D. S. Crowe 433-32-3300 Davi? J. Farris 435-44-6315 Gary A. Gray 433-56-2624 Patrick J. Potier 514-32-4525 Homer L. Hackett Birthplace City, State Helena, OK Lake Charles, LA Leesville, LA Sulphur, LA Lake Charles, LA New Orleans, LA Sulphur, LA Lake Charles, LA Cecelia, LA Ottawa, KA Mother's Name First, Initial , Last Ruth M. Fetzer Rose M. Ben Willie M. Brown Lucia E. Como Verna E. Cooper Nancy A. Crowe Carrie L. Farris Carrie L. Gray Mable Potier Mable E. Hackett Father's Name First, Initial, Last Dale C. Fetzer Anatole Ben Austin Brown Clarence Como Floyd L. Cooper Marvin W. Crowe Nick M. Farris Fernie E. Gray George Potier Milo R. Hackett CCS 00007992Q t SUPERVISOR (Name) William R. Howell Employee Name First, Initial, Last 4ci4-b^-ylU7 William R. Howell 438-07-1868 Jesse H. Cop!in 435-44-5709 Elzie L. Cooper 435-44-4997 Andrew L. Thibodeaux Birthplace City, State DeRidder, LA Derring, M0 Overton, TX Opelousas, LA i i Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Evie L. Howell Stella M. Coplin. Dolores L. Cooper Helen Thibodeaux Father's Name First, Initial, Last M. R. Howell Lee M. Coplin J. C. Cooper Leo P. Thibodeaux 00007992 o or o i SUPERVISOR (Name) GARY L. FQSHEE Employee Name First,. Initial, Last 438-60-2286 Gary L. Foshee 465-90-7152 Dick L. Davis 409-02-5797 David A. Pruitt 433-96-2840 Jonathan G. Cole 342-52-7750 Mark G. Jakel 288-44-6040 Gregory S. Hoenes Birthplace City, State Vernon Parish, LA Borger, TX Greeneville, TN El Paso, TX Evergreen Park, IL Lansing, MI Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Sylvia C. Foshee Ruth E. Davis Dorothy J. Pruitt Rhe D. Cole Astrid E. Szillat-Jakel Donna P. Hoenes Father's Name First, Initial, Last Harland W. Foshee Gerald L.Davis James A. Pruitt William Van Cole, Jr. Gunther J. Jakel Henry J. Hoenes , Jr. 0079930 o o cC oo i SUPERVISOR (Name) H. 0. Adkison Employee Name First, Initial, Last 450-34-7137 Horace 0. Adkison 460-46-6033 James D. Davis, Sr 462-44-2232 Lawrence Simon, Jr. 434-68-5559 Harvey J. Istre 434-58-5296 James A. Cochran 439-58-4982 Jeffrey Russell Oquinn 438-52-5658 Edmund W. Moerbe 441-40-5^42 Lon K. Ciskowski Birthplace City, State Garrison, TX Pleasant Hill, LA Jennings, LA Crowley, LA Shreveport, LA Sulphur, LA Port Arthur, TX Enid, OK Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Nannie 0. Adkison Majorie E. Davis Lydia Simon Gladies P. Istre Johanna H. Cochran Ida D. Oquinn Eva Moerbe Helen E. Ciskowski Father's Name First, Initial, Last Edward L. Adkison Joe H. Davis Lawrence Simon Alton J. Istre James A. Cochran Jefford Oquinn Edmund Edgar Moerbe Arthur A. Ciskowski OOOO79932 * SUPERVISOR (Name) H. 0. Adkison Employee Name First, Initial, Last 439-44-6467 Berl T. Hooper 459-60-0330 Garland L. Linscombe 434-54-9237 Larry B. Thompson 439-60-9102 Kenneth W. Vincent 436-74-6766 . ,, Henry C. Monti cello 436-52-9727 Larry M. Ogea 437-22-1379 , Charles G. Parker 437-68-5967 Arnold L. Dartez 435-60-8785 Joseph N. Fontenot, Jr. Birthplace City, State Groveton, TX Crowley, LA Starks, LA Orange, TX Lake Charles, LA Gillis, LA Slagle, LA DeRidder, LA Oberlin, LA Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Mary L. Hooper Denabola V. Linscombe Mythe Thompson Loula Youno Minnie E. Monticello Audry Ogea Nelva C. Parker Mary L. Dartez Hazel B. Fontenot Father's Name First, Initial, Last James S. Hooper Hance M. Linscombe Green T. Thompson Jr. Vincent Angello J. Monticello Alfred T. Ogea Steve Parker Joseph N. Dartez Nelson J. Fontenot, Sr. 000079932 i SUPERVISOR (Name) H. 0. Adkison Employee Name First, Initial, Last 434-46-4788 Joseph D.L. Vincent ` 43,4-20-2968 John M. Doucet 43b-22- 1 IbZ Leon E. Cole 437-70-1718 Richard H. Lee, Jr. 433-50-2680 Bobby J. Landers ' 435-32-4227 Nelson Trent 436-42-8545 Robert S. Shirley, Jr. Johnny Ray Burk, Sr. 437-68-7405 n Joseph Adams, Jr. ~W3-Zb-ibuy Arvel L. Feemster "457-52-8872 Freddie Guillory Birthplace City, State Sulphur, LA Evangeline, LA Pitkin, LA Lake Charles, LA Wewoka, OK Welsh, LA DeRidder, LA Kountze, TX Lafayette, LA Shawnee, OK Mallatte, LA Mother's Name First, Initial, Last Christine C. Vincent Mary G. Doucet Janie A. Cole Elaine M. Lee Lena Jones Susie Trent Marguerite Shirley Minnie M. Burk Mildred M. Adams Nannie E. Feemster Lillian Gui1 lory Father's Name First, Initial, Last Tearence Vincent John Philibert Doucet Oliver N. Cole Richard H. Lee, Sr. Clarence Austin Jones George Trent Robert S. Shirley, Sr. Archie G. Burk Joseph Adams, Sr. Albert C. Feemster Melvin Guillory CCR 0 0 0 0 7 9 9 3 3