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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 18, 1963

    L. S. VanDelinder Memorandum on the Use of Plastics in Chemical Process Applications (1963)

    A 1963 memorandum summarizing the use of plastic materials of construction in the Chemicals Company's plants, organized into six categories: thin coatings, heavy coatings, reinforced coatings, reinforced solids, homogenous solids and lined steel. It…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 6, 1963 · page 6

    Chas. E. Hodges to D. B. Benedict Transmitting L. S. VanDelinder's Memorandum on Use of Plastics in Chemical Process Applications (1963)

    In the document: …the introduction of this gun stimulated the manufacture of boat hulls and other items by spray lay-up as opposed to conventional hand lay-up for the items. Union Carbide trial exhibit UC-940: Chas. E…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 16, 1963

    L. S. VanDelinder and D. C. Cook, Summary Report on Chemical Resistance of UCNC Asbestos-Phenolic Pipe (1963)

    A 1963 summary report on screening tests of the chemical resistance of three asbestos-resin pipe materials made by Union Carbide Nuclear Company, compared with Johns-Manville Transite and Chemtite piping. It reports that the phenolic…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 31, 1968

    L. S. VanDelinder to J. J. Dlugos, Jr. on Johns-Manville-61 Asbestos Gasket Material (1968)

    …results of an analysis of a piece of Johns-Manville No. 61 asbestos gasketing material submitted for comparison with Union Carbide's standard asbestos gasket products. It reports the sample contained 22% Buna-S elastomer binder…

  5. Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 16, 1963

    L. S. VanDelinder and D. C. Cook, Summary Report on Chemical Resistance of UCNC Asbestos-Phenolic Pipe (1963)

    Summary report on screening tests of the chemical resistance of three asbestos-resin pipe materials made by Union Carbide Nuclear Company, after 182 days of exposure, compared with Johns-Manville Transite. It reported that the phenolic…