PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT SHELL OIL COMPANY ENGINEERING STANDARDS DESIGN STANDARD 5-1 INSULATION AUGUST 1959 ABS-061217 SHELL OIL COMPANY ENGINEERING STANDARDS I NSULAT I ON DESIGN STANDARD 5-1 AUGUST 1959 PAGE I OF I INDEX DESIGN STANDARD 5-1.1 GENERAL 5-1.1.1 Scope 5-1.2 HOT SERVICE 5-1.2.1 5-1.2.2 5-1.2.3 5-1.2.4 5-1.2.5 Insulation Requirements Insulation Thicknesses Personnel Protection Insulation Steam Trap Insulation Steam Tracing Insulation _ 5-1.3 COLD SERVICE 5-1.3.1 Insulation Requirements 5.1.3.2 Insulation Thicknesses CHARTS APPENDED CHART NO.

<3/o7^ (Reprinted from the Jourgil of Pharmaceutical Science*.

1956 to JulyT^i 957 * H By 3 Daniel C.

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THE NEW ORDER IN LATHING AND PLASTERING An Age-Old Handcraft Joins the Moderns -fcr A special report on the Progress of Machines, Tools and Equipment in the Industry {I Reprinted from PLASTERING INDUSTRIES, November 1957 SGP 0003028 A new horizon bids to make the oldest craft the most modern in the construction industry T is appropriate, we feel, that this I National Convention issue of PLASTERING INDUSTRIES should devote its theme to the mechaniza tion of the lathing and plastering craft--along with the many pages devoted to chronicling the accomp lishment of the CPIA and the Bureaus and Institutes across the land.

I Current Safety Topics in the as presented in sessions of the Metals Section at the 41st National Safety Congress Our Best Safety Idea for 1953: Steel Plants. .

JH A ~Cf Reprinted from the A.

CTION Pydraul"E" series STRAIGHT PHOSPHATE ESTER HYDRAULIC FLUIDS 1 Ui CO Development Fire protection for industrial hydraulic operations began with Pydraul in 1951.

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Such s t a t e s . 600* th e r e fo r e , s t a r t e d alm ost by a c c id e n t w ith tho a tune oanpena tio n coverage o f occupational d iseases as of a c c id e n ta l in ju r ie s * Other s t a t e s observed the r e s u lt and se n s o f them l ik e d i t * The p r e v a ilin g p a tte rn in th is country now, I think i t is safe to sa y , is f u ll or general coverage o f oc cu p a tio n a l d is e a s e s , and in th is r e s p e c t, c e r ta in ly Am erica lead s the w orld* W ith alm ost every sessio n o f the s ta te l e g i s la t u r e s , the column o f the s ta te s w ith schedule or re -- s tr le te d coverage o f occu pation al d ise ase , shrinks w hile a t th e same tim e , the columns showing a l i s t o f f u l l co v e r age s t a t e s , len gth en s* I n e v e ry stre a m , o f c o u r s e , th ere a re m ain ourren ;a and c o u n te r -c u r r e n ts Alarm as to com pensation coverage fo r s i l i c o e i s f la r e d up d u rin g the dep ression th a t fo llo w ed 1929* and t h i s a larm s t a r t e d a t i d a l wave o f r e s t r i c t i v e b i l l - d r a f t i n g in p a r t , a p p lic a b le to the duat d is e a s e s * In co n se q u e n ce , in co n se q u en ce, many o f the s t a t e com pensation law s a re now c lu t t e r e d w ith r e s t r i c t i v e and d i a crim in a to ry p rovision s a p p lica b le e ith e r to occupational d iseases in general or p e c u lia r to the dust diseases* S i l i c o s i s com pensation sometimes i s more a phe nomenon o f unemployment than a p h y s ic a l d i s a b i l i t y , and I th in k t h a t ' s im portant fo r us to remember.

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"FINDING THE PROPERTIES OF HYDROGEN MIXTURES" Copyright 1956 Gulf Publishing Co., Houston, Texas Reproduced from "Petroleum Refiner" by permission of the publishers EB 61-11 7-7-61 Here are data you need for solving those fluid flow and heat transfer prob lems.

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Cartier a result of these discussions it has been determined that it is not _ a question of locations but the method of sampling The midget impinger as used by our Association is not accepe table by some countries and this leads to disagreement disagreement on dust counts wr