ABDOOO18602 VCM STEL (Short Term Exposure Limit) Monitoring Turnaround Maintenance Activities- General Mechanics/Helpers and Plant Utility- Vinyl Employee' Activity Date: Aug. 2000 TTjrijfeT igesuits1.

ABD00021146 7 FO39/UNDERLYING HAZARDOUS CONSTITUENT FORM(UTS) Generator Name: GEORGIA GULF CHEMICAL VINYLS Profile Number: CV6558 - SMB Manifest Doc.

ABD00002252 ABERDEEN PVC PLANT 2001 STANDARDS CONFIDENTIAL GAS CHROMATOGRAPH REPLACEMENT Description: This project will replace one of four ofthe existing obsolete gas chromatographs used for fixed point monitoring with a new gas chromatograph.

January 2002 Total Emissions January Emissions January RVCM/ROL Avg: 36.18 Max Daily Emissions 126.7 (Permit Limit = 440) Long Range Average: 22.30 Upper Control Limit: 68.10 January Standard Deviation: 21.22 ABDOO133528 (uidd) ioa S INOAU moj

Total RVCM & ROL Six Month Emmisions July 2001 - December 2001 ABD00149572 (uidd) nou * WOAU |Boi 7/1/01 7/31/01 8/30/01 9/29/01 10/29/01 11/28/01 12/28/01

April 2000 Average RVCM Emissions ABDOO149646 0!

PERMITTEE NAME/ADDKESS {inch,Jr facility Na/nt /Location if dtfftreni) -_ s fAtitinr LOCATION PARAMETER (32-37) EMPFRA7URF 000 1 0 NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM thIPDtS) DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT (DMA) (2-16) (17-19) f!

SPECIAL TERMS Columbus Coal Disc 15c per ton (2000 equals 1 ton).

Immersion Effect after 5 hrs. at 300F. in ASTM Oil #3 (3) Immersion Effect Immersion Effect after 5 hrs. at after 22 hrs. at 70-85F. in 70-85F. in ASTM Fuel B (3) Water (4) Recovery after 1000 psi (1) -- Min. % Compressibility at 5000 psi (2)-% Recovery after 5000 psi (2) -- Min. % Tensile Strength (3) -- Min. psi Compressibility -- Max. % Tensile Loss -- Max. % Thickness Increase -% Thickness increase -% Weight Increase -- Max. % Thickness Increase-- Max. % Weight Increase--Max. % Sealability (5) Internal press. 20" Hg. -- Min. psi Stress Relaxation (7) typical -% Dimensional change (9) typical -- inches per inch 40 7-17 40 2000 -- 70 20-50 15-35 40 7 10. 125 18 .0025 40 7-17 40 ,2500 -- 90 60-85 25-40 25 7 10 125 12 .001 ./ 40 7-17 40 2000 30 50 15-30 10-25 30 7 10 125 13 .001 40 5-15 40 2400 30 . 40' / 15-30 10-25 30 7 10 125 12 .001 40 7-17 40 2000- 20 30 0-13 0-15 20 7 10 125 19 .001 35 30-50 20 1200 50 25 0-10 0-10 50 5 25 1000 25 .002 40 20-30 40 1500 40 20 0-20 0-15 35 10 25 400 20 .001

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Dana Corporation Page 158 of 176 Table of Contents DANA CORPORATION AND CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES SCHEDULE 11(b) -- VALUATION AND QUALIFYING ACCOUNTS AND RESERVES ALLOWANCE FOR CREDIT LOSSES -- LEASE FINANCING Balance at beginning of period Amounts charged (credited) to income(l) Amounts "written off' net of recoveries Adjustments arising from change in currency Balance at exchange rates end of and other items(l) period Year ended -- December 31, 2001 December 31, 2002 December 31, 2003 $42,696,000 31,214,000 33,961,000 $(10,324,000) 3,739,000 126,000 $(1,151,000) (1,044,000) (8,017,000) $(7,000) 52,000 49,000 $31,214,000 33,961,000 26,119,000 (1) During 2001, the factors used to estimate future credit losses related to lease financing receivables were refined to more accurately reflect the past history of credit losses and the inherent risks of the portfolio.

Springfield Dept. - Opalon Suspension TITLE: USE OF RESPIRATORY I..

Location Material 22 S7 EDC 22D4-0H Hc1-CsH2 VCM 22D14-BTM.

Material Safety Data Sheet S11763-4 (2*0) yMSOS NUMBER 006,450-09 PAGE 4 Of 4 'RIDE - CANCER SUSPECT AGENT.

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