criteria for a recommended standard OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BENZENE U.S.

RECEIVED NOV 4 1975 criteria for a recommended standard . . . .

criteria for a recommended standard . . .

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.

1926 .

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

Kehoe, Medical Director, Ethyl Gasoline Corporation; "Associate Professor of Physiology, University of Cincinnati.

15 TRANSACTIONS 29th NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS GENERAL AND INDUSTRIAL SESSIONS CHICAGO OCTOBER 7-11, 1940 "S EXHIBIT NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago Copyright, It40, Notional Safaty Council, Inc.

Cole, Lead Industries Association, nc.

The problem which has been r a is e d by your co rresp o n d en t i s n o t a new one of course* I t was r a is e d many y e a rs ago by th e te c h n ic a l s t a f f o f E thyl G asoline C orporation and o f i t s predecessor the G en e ra l M otors Chem ical Company* The i n v e s t i g a t i o n s begun in 1923 by th e U nited S ta te s Bureau o f Mines had as th e ir purpose the determ ination o f the degree o f hazard to th e p ublic which m ight a ris e from th is source o f a i r p o llu tio n * These s tu d ie s were c a r r ie d on f o r s e v e r a l y e a rs and w ere made t h e s u b je c t o f a v e r y com p reh en siv e re p o r t, th e d e ta ils o f which can be su p plied to you by the sim ple sta te m e n t th a t no ev idence was found th a t the lead content o f th e exhaust gas co n stitu ted any h azard to th e p u b lic h e a lth * T his work n a tu r a lly was done on e x p e rim e n ta l a n im a ls .

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.

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