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There seems to be little doubt that with appropriate safeguards, these materials can be used In closed systems. (10) Every effort will be made to develop more biological Infor mation on these materials, both from our own studies and those being conducted around the world. (11) Westlnghouse will encourage through NEMA or other industrial organizations that uniform standards in the use, handling, and disposal of pcbs be encouraged with respect to electrical apparatus. (12) The Research Laboratories will take the lead in formulating a long-range program which-would have as Its end objective the elimination of pcbs In both capacitors and transformers.

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The hermetically sealed construction of capacitors and transformers, the very low failure rates, 0.1$ to 0.2$ per year, the exceedingly low failure rate which could lead to loss of fluid, approximately 0.01$, and the existence of lost electrical function which would also occur on equipment failure signaling the operating perso

The law^ suit, if successful, will lead to EPA regulations both defining what a hazardous waste is, forcing

Should we ban fire, lead, mercury, electricity, or coal-gas because of the inevitable risks .arising from their use ?

Noise Solvents Inorganic Mercury Lead Resins Ammonia Chromates Acetone Styrene Toluol Asbestos Welding Alcohols PVC Metal & Flux (5) Comments: - Excellent meeting, well planned, well run - Need more opportunities to exchange information on safety & health problems - Good, concise, informative program - Need central clearinghouse for successful substitution examples - A similar program on expoxy resins and catalyst - Good show - well worthwhile - Seminars on specific materials are very helpful - Will suggest strongly to send material engineers to future meetings - Industrial Hygiene should publish a comprehensive list of asbestos substitutes - A listing ofmaterials that contain asbestos - Need for a seminar on other proposed standards that have a large impact on @ - Noise - Corporation should eliminate the use of asbestos products* 4> TASK FORCE: Paul Palmlerl, Gerry Brady, Smith A* Gause, G.

This leads to a porous particle that should result in rapid monomer loss.

The construction factors leading to the $12.9 MM cost are based on open shop labor rates which currently average about $5,75 per hour.

C&P OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH TEAM LISTING OF POTENTIAL CARCINOGENS * JULY 1. 1978 2-Acetylaminofluorene Acrylonitrile (a) (b) 4-Aminodiphenyl Asbestos (a) (b) Benzene (a) (b) Benzidine Benzidine-Derived Dyes Bis-2-chloroethyl ether (Dichloroethyl Ether: CKLOREX) (a) Bis-2-chloroethyl-2naphthylamine Bis-chloromethyl ether Carbon tetrachloride (a) Chloroform (a) Chloroprene Chromates of Lead & Zinc Chromiun-6 Carcinogenic Compounds (including bis-Triphenyl Silyl Chromate) 3,3' -Dichlorobenzidine (and salts) Diethyl sulfate (a) Diisopropyl sulfate (b) Dimethyl sulfate Ethylene Thiourea 2-Nitr opropane 4-Dimethylaminoazobenzene Nitrosoamines (b) 1,4-Dioxane (a) Epichlorohydrin (a) Epoxy Resin ERL 2774 (a) (Diglycidyl Ether of Bisphenol A) Epoxy Resin ERL 4205 (a) (Bis (2,3-Epoxycyclopentyl) Ether) Epoxy Resin ERL 4206 (Vinylcyclohexene dioxide) (a) Epoxy Resin ERL 4234 3-(3,,4' - Epoxycyclohexyl) 8,9-epoxy-2,4-dioxaspiro (5,5-undecane) (a) H-Nitrosodiiaethylamine (b) Perchloroethylene (a) (Tetrachloroethylene) Polychlorinated Biphenols (b) Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (a) (b) (Fuel Oil Residues; Quench Oil, pitches; tars, Dripolenes A, B, and C, Resin B Condensates) B-Propiolactone Toluene-2,4-diamine (a) Ethylene dibromide Trichloroethylene (a) Ethylene dichloride (a) Vinyl Chloride (a) EthyleneImine (Aziridine) (b) Methyl chloromethyl ether a-Naphthylamine (b) B-Naphthylamine Neopentyl glycol diacrylate (a) Nickel, Inorganic (a) 4-Nitrodiphenyl (a) C&P Product, Raw Material, or Process Intermediates (b) Possible Contaminant in C&P products or operations W.

S. could lead to serious problems with regard to the vinyl chloride monomer and resin industry.

S. could lead to serious problems with regard to the vinyl chloride monomer and resin industry.

Asked on what he based his legal authority to withhold the data, Jim Collins, the attorney, cited an exception to the Freedom of Information Act entitling law enforcement agencies to keep secret details of an investigation that might lead to criminal charges.