3) AGCCE Comments on Draft Regulation 61 Notice 31/03/23 Covering Letter and Notice AGCCE feedback: There is reference in the cover letter and notice to "Throughout correspondence in 2022 you have provided limited information concerning the releases of PFAS from your site', we are concerned, that to somebody who has not been part of our discussions, this reference might suggest that AGCCE has been less than co-operative.

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Europump Table Sector/ Application/ Use Pump and valve industry Pump and valve manufacturers either as producer or user (600 companies, 20 bio turnover, 200.000 employees) Worst case 100% if suppliers cannot deliver (also NON-PFAS products) pump and valve manufacturers will not produce anything or, in few cases, may produce in very degraded and dangerous conditions.

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f Teflon PTFE fluoropolymer resin Properties Handbook Table of Contents Introduction .....................................................................................................................1 Typical Properties .......................................................................................................1 Patents ..........................................................................................................................1 Effects of Processing ......................................................................................................1 Dielectric Strength ......................................................................................................3 Tensile Strength and Ultimate Elongation ...............................................................3 Specific Gravity ...........................................................................................................4 Macroscopic Flaws ......................................................................................................4 Microscopic Voids .......................................................................................................5 Visual Inspection .....................................................................................................5 Dye Penetrants ........................................................................................................5 Specific Gravity Comparisons ....................................................................................5 Crystallinity and Molecular Weight ...........................................................................5 Practical Crystallinity Limits .......................................................................................5 How to Specify Typical Fabricated Parts ..................................................................6 Suggested Test Methods for Various Shapes ..........................................................6 Strength and Stiffness ...................................................................................................8 General Characteristics ...............................................................................................8 Design Considerations ................................................................................................8 Strength and Stiffness ................................................................................................8 Tensile Stress ..............................................................................................................9 Compressive Stress ....................................................................................................9 Shear Stress.................................................................................................................9 Poisson's Ratio ............................................................................................................9 Modulus of Elasticity ..................................................................................................9 Creep and Cold Flow ....................................................................................................16 Apparent Modulus of Elasticity ................................................................................16 Stress Relaxation ......................................................................................................16 Compressive Recovery .............................................................................................16 Recommendation for Gasket Design .......................................................................17 Effect of Temperature, Fatigue, and Impact ..............................................................23 Thermal Expansion ...................................................................................................23 Low Temperature Properties ...................................................................................23 Thermal Conductivity and Specific Heat .................................................................23 Heat Distortion...........................................................................................................23 Elastic Memory ..........................................................................................................23 Decomposition at Elevated Temperatures .............................................................25 Impact .........................................................................................................................25 i Table of Contents (continued) Hardness and Friction ...................................................................................................25 Hardness ....................................................................................................................25 Friction ....................................................................................................................... 26 Abrasion and Wear .......................................................................................................26 Electrical Properties ......................................................................................................28 Dielectric Constant ....................................................................................................28 Dissipation Factor .....................................................................................................28 Dielectric Strength ....................................................................................................28 Surface Arc-Resistance .............................................................................................29 Volume and Surface Resistivity ...............................................................................29 Other Properties ............................................................................................................29 Weathering ...............................................................................................................29 Miscellaneous ...........................................................................................................29 Chemical Properties ......................................................................................................29 Resistance to Chemical Attack ................................................................................29 Permeability ..............................................................................................................29 Forming and Fabrication ..............................................................................................30 Choose Correct Working Speeds ............................................................................30 Properly Shape and Use Tools ...............................................................................30 Rules for Dimensioning and Finishing ...................................................................31 Closer Tolerances .................................................................................................31 Measuring Tolerances .........................................................................................31 Surface Finishes ...................................................................................................31 Safe Handling ................................................................................................................31 Typical Applications .....................................................................................................32 References ..................................................................................................................... 34 ii Introduction Teflon is a registered trademark of the DuPont Company for its fluoropolymer resins.

Processed product for shipbuilding applications Application : Shipbuilding Materials used in the field are PTFE (CAS NO: 9002-84-0), PCTFE (CAS NO: 9002-839), PFA (CAS NO: 26655-00-5), PVDF (CAS NO: 24937-79-9), and ETFE (CAS NO: 94228-79-2).

Valves for the Pharmaceutical and Fine Chemical Industries Table of Contents Page Overview 3 Disc Bottom Outlet Valves Stainless Steel, Hastelloy and other Alloys 4 Glass/PTFE/PFA-lined Body 6 Additional Sensor Options - Temperature Sensors, Lining Integrity Monitoring 9 Ram Bottom Outlet Valves Stainless Steel, Hastelloy and other Alloys 10 Bottom Outlet Valves with Integrated Sampling Systems 11 Process Analytical Technology (PAT) in SchuF Valves 12 Case Study: SchuF MultiProbeTM Valve- Bespoke PAT 15 Case Study: Pharmaceutical Valve with PAT & Filtration Function 16 Customer Enquiry Form 18 Product Portfolio Overview 19 SchuF is fully registered, accredited and certified worldwide 2 Valves for the Pharmaceutical and Fine Chemical Industries Overview In recent years, the dual pressures of rationalisation and safety/environmental regulations have driven technical progress in the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industries, resulting in a number of significant developments.

Application Number: E2.10_transortation applications Fluororesin used: PTFE (CAS No. 9002-84-0) Product Overview: Valve seats and the like Fluororesin is used in the automotive industry as valve seats for solenoid valves in engine compartments in transportation applications.

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY naval research laboratory 4565 OVERLOOK AVE SW WASHINGTON DC 20375-5320 in s i p l y n c r t n to 3905 Ser 6180/0060 From: Commanding Officer, Naval Research Laboratory To: Commander, Naval Air Systems Command (Code 4.3.T Sinwell) Subj: ^ P R O V E D AFFF N TM E DEVELOPMENT 0 F AN ENVIRONMENTALLY Enel: (1) Two copies of subject report 1.

From: To: CC: Sent: Subject: Attachments: Yaroschak, Paul J DOD @ ERD-VA Mach, Richard CIV OASN (EI&E), ODASN (Environment); Tesner, John; Caravello, Victor (Vic) LTCOL USAF SAF-IE (US); Nanette Werner (DLA) (eric.t.evenson.ctr@mail.mil); Alexandria Long ; Andrew Rak (Noblis); Meyer, Anita K HNC@NWO; Art Kaminski (arthur.s.kaminski.civ@mail.mil); Bass, N ikki; Brad Nelson ; Donohue, Cathleen M CAPT OASN (EI&E), ODASN Safety; Craig Postlewaite ; Darby, William M COL USARMY HQDA ASA IEE (US); Dave Cammarota ; Deborah Morefield (deborah.a.morefield.civ@mail.mil); Fairlie, Catherine A CIV USAF SAF-IE (US); Mestey, Felix CIV OPNAV, N45; Hoda, Badrul CIV USAF AF-A4-7 ; Janet Anderson (janet.anderson.5@us.af.mil); Rudroff, Jim CIV OASN (EI&E), ODASN Environment; John Seibert (john.f.seibert.civ@mail.mil); Tesner, John; Kelly Scanlon (Noblis); Kevin Kivimaki (Kevin.kivimaki@dla.mil); Kowalczyk, Daniel F CTR USAF SAF-IE (US); Lee Plowden (lee.plowden.civ@mail.mil); Holland, Leslie CIV OASN (EI&E), ODASN Safety; Malcolm Garg (malcolm.j.garg.civ@mail.mil); Turner, Misha GS13 l&L, LFL; Paine, Mark MAJ USAF SAF-IE (US); Pete Stemniski ; Mach, Richard CIV OASN (EI&E), ODASN (Environment); Sam Brock (AFCEC); Sherri Hutchens (Sherri.Hutchens@us.army.mil); Stefan Tretiak ; Tammi Sinosky; Terry Emmert (OSD-AT&L); thierry.I.chiapello; Vance Lineberger (AF); Holmes, Wanda L CIV OPNAV, N45; Hunstad, Mary P CIV NAVSEA HQ, SEA 05 10/17/2014 4:58:57 PM Cost/Benefit Analysis of Legacy AFFF Replacement (UNCLASSIFIED) OSD-ATL Study Guide_Legacy AFFF LCC Assessment_draft .docx Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE Richard, John, Vic and Nanette: We held a special EC Steering Group meeting on PFOA/PFOS issues as requested by the Services on 2 September.