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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 > 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 732D3.00179 37H44.1 MORGENSTEIN & JUBELIRER LLP LAURIE K.
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Air Conditioning Unit Heaters and Coolers The Unit Heater and Cooler Division D.
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JM Asbestos Sales Inc. 2000. rue Peel Bureau 750 Montreal (Quebec!
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DESIGNERS Air Conditioning Industrial Heating Direct Fired Beaters Johnson Heater Corp. 1 Winnisimmet St.
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Safety Engineering Tables TABLE 47-T EXPLOSION CHARACTERISTICS OF VARIOUS DUSTS Type of dust Metal powders Aluminum atomized Aluminum milled Aluminum stamped Boron (85% B 8% Mg) Iron carbonyl Iron electrolytic Iron hydrogen reduced Magnesium atomized Magnesium milled Magnesium stamped Manganese Sfircon Thorium Thonum hydride Tin Titanium Titanium hydnde Uranium Uranium hydnde Vanadium Zinc Zirconium Zirconium hydnde Aluminum-cobalt alloy (60-40) Aluminum-copper alloy (50-50) Aluminum-mcket alloy (60-40) Calcium-silicon alloy Dowmetai Ferromanganese (14% C) Ferrosilicon (80% St) Ferrotitamum low-carbon Magnesium-aluminum alloy (50-50) Plashes Allyl alcohol resin Butadiene-styrene resin Cellulose acetates Cellulose propionate Coumarone-mdene resin Dimethyl terephthalate Gums (arabtc copal etc) Lignin resin Methyl cellulose Methyl methacrylate Phenolic resms Pine-rosm base resin Polyacrylonitrile Polyamide Polyster resin-glass fiber mix- ture (65-35) Polyether alcohol resin Polyethylene resin Polyethylene terephthalate Polystyrene Polyvinyl acetate resin Rubber synthetic hard Shellac Styrene-maleic anhydride copolymer Ignition temp of dust cloud (den C> Min spark energy requtredfor tgnitton of dust cloud (millt joules) Min ex plosive concen tratton (oz per 1000 tuft) Max explosion pressure (pst) Rates of pressure rise (pst per set) Aeg Max 640 15 40 90 3 500 10000+ 550 45 70 2,000 4 250 550 10 35 100 10000 10 000+ 470 60 13S 90 900 2500 320 20 105 50 500 7 000 320 240 200 45 500 1 000 315 80 120 45 800 1 750 600 120 10 80 2000 5 250 520 40 20 95 3 000 10 000+ 520 20 20 60 3400 10 000+ 450 80 125 50 300 2 750 775 80 100 105 2000 10 000 270 5 75 50 1 400 3250 260 3 80 60 2100 6 750 630 160 190 35 500 1 250 330 10 45 80 3400 10000+ 440 60 70 95 3800 10000+ 45 60 - 55 1600 3500 5 GO 45 2900 6250 500 60 220 35$ 200 300 600 650 480 5 40 50 65 600 1 750 800 8 750 350 60 65 60 2400 8 750 950 100 100 80 2500 8500 950 100 100 70 800 2500 960 80 190 60 2600 10 000+ 540 220 600 75 400 10000+ 430 80 20 85 3600 10 000+ 450 80 130 45 400 4 250 860 280 400 90 500 3600 370 80 140 55 2200 9500 535 80 50 90 4000 10000+ 500 20 440 60 320 10 460 45 520 10 570 20 360 30 450 20 360 20 440 15 460 10 440 500 20 500 20 440 50 460 160 410 30 500 35 490 15 520 120 320 30 400 10 470 20 35 105 25 80 25 110 25 105 15 85 30 90 30 95 40 80 30 100 20 100 2$ 80 55 80 25 90 30 90 45 85 45 65 20 80 40 90 15 90 35 75 30 95 20 75 30 80 2 600 1 400 2 800 600 2 800 3 100 1 500 1 700 1 900 500 1 700 1 900 2000 800 2 200 500 500 1,600 2 400 1,200 100 400 2 300 10000+ 4 000 8 750 4 750 8500 10 000 5000 4 750 6 000 1 750 6 000 7 500 5000 7000 6 000 1 000 3 500 7 500 7 000 3 000 3000 3500 9500 Limiting oxygen jierct ntage ignition of dust thuds by elettnt sparks 7 4 10 13 13 3 t t 15 13 t 6 16 t 13 t OS 13 10 t 11 t 19 13 t 11 14 14 17 14 14 13 13 14 15 14 1610
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FILE NAME: Hopeman Brothers (HB) DATE: 2007 Jan 10 DOC#: HB009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Barry Castleman Notes (Word document dated 1/10/07) HOPEMAN BROTHERS Hopeman Brothers was a customer of asbestos panel manufacturer Johns-Manville Corporation, which began to affix "Health hazard caution warning labels on marine "Marinite" sheets in 1970.
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FILE NAME: Doubt Science (DBTS) DATE: 2003 DOC#: DBTS001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Egilman Journal Article from AJIM - Exposing the 'Myth' of ABC, 'Anything But Chrysotile1 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE 44:540-557 (2003) Exposing the "Myth" of ABC, "Anything But Chrysotile": A Critique of the Canadian Asbestos Mining Industry and McGill University Chrysotile Studies David Egilman, md, mph,1'2* Corey Fehnei, ab,2 and Susanna Rankin Bohme, am2 B ackground Beginning in the 1930s, the Canadian asbestos industry created and advanced the idea that chrysotile asbestos is safer than asbestos o f otherfiber types.
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