It is used throughout the industry as widespread and leading die-casters have installed'Aroclor 1248 to replace combus tible oils and also to replace other noncombustible organic fluids, because of the demonstrated good performance obtainable with Aroclor 1248 and: because of its lower initial cost and lower "make-up" require ments in/t'he. system-.:___^ ~ / C::/: Il/ INDIVIDUALIZED DIE-CASTING SYSTEMS .'

It is used throughout the industry as widespread and leading die-casters have installed Aroclor 1248 to replace combus tible oils and also to replace other noncombustible organic fluids, because of the demonstrated good performance obtainable with Aroclor 1248 and because of its lower initial cost and lower "make-up" require ments in the system.

This system is expected to be implemented next year. 1942-2 - AUXILIARIES - Expressed in Tons Barium Wonohydrate Barium Carbonate Leaded Zinc Lithopone Zinc Oxide Zinc Sulphate Week Ending 7/29/67 Produced Shipped Stocked - 50 1,219 186 81 985 - 91 751 188 163 726 1 243 3,352 208 253 771 Week Ending 7/22/67 Produced Shipped Stocked - 160 1,269 182 136 877 78 105 842 161 152 701 268 2 3,594 229 140 816 Week Ending 7/29/67 Week Ending 7/22/67 Cans Manufactured 2,753,664 3,753,851 Five-Gallon Pails Manufactured Inventory Vacation 21,000 43,153 21,000 Maumee Chemical As reported previously, it was necessary to reduce the labor force in July due to a cutback In customers* orders.

Several leading manufacturers of heating equipment are in position to build or offer Aroclor heating units to meet specific requirements.

PLIOLITE S-5 BASES Percent Pigment or Extender Specific ' Gravity None.........................................................................................................1.03 65% Titanium Dioxide, Rutile Type................................................2.02 40% Carbon Black . ....................................... 1.27 70% Zinc Oxide....................................................................................246 80% Red Lead....................................................................................... 3.60 60% Red Iron Oxide............................................................................2.06 60% Zinc Chromate............................................................................ 1.84 70% Whiting, Precipitated....................................................................1.85 60% China Clay....................................................................................1.66 70% Lithoponc....................................................................................2.25 70% Zinc Sulfide................................................................................2.20 20% Prussian Blue................................................................................ 1.17 70% Talc, Extra Fine........................................................................ 1.91 20% C.

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Oapltal Capital Bet ever Bet ever Bet sm o t is io s $5,000 s.000 $1,000 Chesdcal and Pigment $6,231.75 -0- f 518.50 Burke* Tsmous foods Boston Lead 6,717.30 40.64 -0-0- 3.727.68 530.00 Peed Kill -0- $ 283.45 ' 104.J1 Metals Eofinlng -0- ($1,500.00) -8- Be ml Store* -0- -0- 887.59 Oil Kill - Buena Bark -0- 0- -0- BatieV Soys* Broducte TOTAL 1,470.0c 8,680*00 $ 23.13?.

perhaps they may ultimately lead to a better un- "asbeslosi> hoiiics*' Dr Timothy I.ear\ mrsi.i.

FILE NAME: Phenolic Resins (PHR) DATE: 1945 Nov 16 DOC#: PHR033 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Meeting Minutes - American Petroleum Institute Medical Advisory Committee Fcr Info:r a t i o n Only - Not For Publication A F R I C A N PLTRC'LLUM INSTITUTE LEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minutes of Meeting Novenfcer 16, 1945 Stevens Hotel Chicago, Illinois Tt'BSRS ?!

PLIOLITE S-5 BASES Percent Pigment or Extender Specific Gravity None.......................................................................................................... 1.03 65% Titanium Dioxide, Rutile Type................................................. 2.02 40% Carbon Black . .......................................................................... 1.27 70% Zinc Oxide..................................................................................... 2.46 80% Red Lead......................................................................................... 3.60 60% Red Iron Oxide............................................................................. 2.06 60% Zinc Chromate............................................................................. 1.84 70% Whiting, Precipitated..................................................................... 1.85 60% China Clay..................................................................................... 1.66 70% Lithopone.....................................................................................2.25 70% Zinc Sulfide.................................................................................2.20 20% Prussian Blue................................................................................. 1.17 70% Talc, Extra Fine......................................................................... 1.91 20% C.

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A) I would say overfilling tanks leads the list, followed closely by valve lineup errors and improper hose handling.

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Several leading manufacturers of heating equipment are in position to build or offer Aroclor heating units to meet specific requirements. **.

It is used throughout the industry as widespread and leading die-casterB have installed'Aroclor 1248 to replace combus tible oils and also to replace other noncombustible organic fluids, because of.the demonstrated good performance obtainable with Aroclor 1248 and:because of its lower initial cost and lower "make-up" require ments in..the system.____ . ; -.