C.).....................................14 GASOLINE PLANT TURBINES.................... 14 RENOVATION OF HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY COMPRESSOR STATIONS................................................................. 16 INSTALLING A DEAERATING HEATER.......................................................... 21 GENERATORS AND TURBINES IN TWO NEW SHELL OIL PLANTS..22 SYNCHRONOUS MOTORS AT PLYMOUTH OIL............................................ 22 NEW RESERVOIR AND PUMPING STATION FEATURE LIMA WATER WORKS EXPANSION............................................................................24 COKE OVEN GAS EXHAUSTERS (National Tube Company).........................26 GENERATORS AT GRAND HAVEN.....................................................................27 MODERN SUGAR FACTORY IN IMPERIAL VALLEY (Holly Sugar).... 28 EJECTORS FOR DEODORIZING MARGARINE AND SHORTENING. ..30 POWERCRAX..................'........................................................................................... 31 M.

After a year he returned to Baton Rouge, and is now running lead analyses and other gasoline tests.

AIR I-IYGIEKE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, Inc.

AIR I-IYGIEKE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, Inc.

--Trends in the lead industry in the United States, 1926-63.

Do not leave the compressor sta flow from containers of oil, gasoline, or other tion after starting the compressor unless it fluids.

DIVISION 2,994,913.74 1,488,220.28 1,191,090.49 26,429=87 75,643.30 152,846.85 1,446,010.51 2,934,230.79 Affiliated COMPANIES ACHE rtfITS LEAD & 00IPR WORKS THIS YEAR LAST TEAR Depreciation Warehouse Equipment " ** Trucks and Cara " " Leasehold Improvemanta " General Plant " Branches Trucks and Cars * " Leasehold improvemanta Maintenance and Repairs Plant Alteration Expanse 6,501.24 1,427.06 979.04 78,990.52 4,377.26 1,045.63 H,l8o.o8 7,027=41 1,250.61 1,389.43 93,739.50 3,415.84 368.15 7.826.93 TOTAL DEPRECIATION AND UPKEEP ACME WRITE LEAD & COIOR WORKS wnnKRp p a in t 'p r o d u c t s in c .

Conrad, "Gasoline Vapor Sampling at Marketing Terminal Perimeter," Unpublished paper.

When he became president in 1926, succeeding in turn his brothers Pierre and Irenee, the Du Pont Company had already expanded into rayon, synthetic ammonia, cellophane, dyes and other organic chemicals.

UEBER BIB BLEILAST IBS MEPSCHLICHEHT ORQANISMBS BERICHT vorgelegt von Harm Professor Br.med, Dipl.

i 4> - *'v. i Summation Z PLAINTIFFS |S' EXHIBIT 1 EPG- 1 4 - A El C EI I V o r editorial hoard .

If you keep track of the -automoIblie buflj&ess at all and of the gasoline fftmsineBifryou know that lor gome years Inow they have been trying desperately |to eliminate the knocking1.

He guided the development of "Ethyl" gasoline; of the high-compression automobile engine; of the nontoxic and noninflammable refrigerant, "Freon"; of better and longer lasting finishes for automobiles; and of many other products, including the improved diesel engine which, in one of its applications, has revolutionized the powering of railroads.

Court of Appeals for the District trol devices to reduce the loss of gasoline contaminant in solvent mixtures.

Pratt Table of Contents CHAPTER FOUR GROWTH (1945-1960) Expansions and New Plants Polyethylene VISKING Oxo Alcohols Silicones Polystyrene Agricultural Products Molecular Sieves DYNEL Coal Hydrogenation Nuclear Programs Computer Automation Environmental, Safety, and Health CHAPTER FIVE GROWING PAINS (1960-1970) Low-pressure Oxo Losers Organization Sales and Facilities CHAPTER SIX ENERGY CRISES AND INFLA TION (1970-1980) UNIPOL Chemical Hygiene Fellowship CHAPTER SEVEN TRANSFORMA TION (l 980-1990) Major Projects Silcones II Bhopal Divestitures and Restructuring EPILOG ABOUT THE AUTHOR APPENDIX BIBLIOGRAPHY EARL Y PA TENTS (1890-1920) PRODUCTS AND SERVICES (1940) PRODUCTS AND SERVICES (1990) - 72 -76 - 80 - 81 - 82 - 82 - 85 - 85 -87 - 88 -89 -91 - 91 - 92 - 94 - 96 - 96 -97 - 98 -103 -105 -108 -110 -112 -112 -114 -117 -123 -124 RNW30015 Illustrations Frontispiece Figure I Figure II Figure III Figure IV Figure V Figure VI Figure VII Figure VIII Figure IX Figure X Figure XI Figure XII Figure XIII Figure XIV Figure XV Figure XVI Figure XVII Figure XVIII Figure XIX Figure XX Figure XXI Figure XXII Figure XXIII Figure XXIV Figure XXV Figure XXVI Figure XXVII Figure XXVIII Figure XXIX Figure XXX -Calcium Carbide Plant at Spray, North Carolina, in 1896 -Thomas Leopold Willson -Major James Turner Morehead -John Motley Morehead in about 1955 -Former Willson Aluminum Company Plant at Holcomb Rock, Virginia, in 1929 -Electro Metallurgical Company Plant at Glen Ferris, West Virginia, in 1929 -Facsimilie of First Known R&D Report- 1897 -Union Carbide Company Founders and Management Group at Niagara Falls Gorge in 1911 -Laboratory Known as "The Shack" at the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh in 1917 -Union Carbide Corporate Offices (1917-1959) 25 East 42nd Street, New York, NY -George Oliver Curme, Jr. in 1954 -Clendenin Gasoline Company Plant 1921 -South Charleston, WV, Plant in 1962 -Niagara Falls, NY, Plant in 1962 -Whiting, IN, Plant in 1962 -Bound Brook, NJ, Plant in 1940 -Texas City, TX, Plant in 1962 -Institute, WV, Plant in 1962 -K25 Plant at Oak Ridge, TN (1980s) -Union Carbide Corporate Offices (1960-1980) 270 Park Avenue, New York, NY -Union Carbide Technical Center in 1980 South Charleston, WV -Seadrift, TX, Plant in 1962 -Torrance.