32 results for “Owens-Illinois”, page 2 of 2
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Book · 1976 · page 3
Human Exposure to Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (1976)
In the document: …nv’ Eight based upon data 1) motor thevchicles, statued when exposures to Bal for workers in coke ovens and for pitots i CO emissions shown in Table 4. Fight-hour exposures to Bal for cohe oven…
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Book · 1919 · page 41
Asbestos and the asbestos industry; the world's most wonderful mineral and other fireproof materials (1919)
In the document: …steel bands, as preferred. A simple and very useful asbestos filling-in composi tion is made for the spaces around ovens, and between the inner and outer walls of gas-producing and other plant. It is…
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Book · 1928 · page 20
Asbestos: Its Sources, Extraction, Preparation, Manufacture and Uses in Industry and Engineering (1928)
In the document: …brought under one management and control. This Company now owns or operates the following minesf which at one time during the last twenty years were separate entities: CANADIAN ASBESTOS MINES, HAULING TOWERS AT THE KING MINES…
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Book · 1953 · page 5
Asbestos Textile Institute: Handbook of Asbestos Textiles (1953)
In the document: …electric ranges, refrigerators, washing machines and other electrical appliances used in the home, as well as industrial furnaces and ovens, welding machines, motors and transformers and the apparatus and conductors of combat vessels, locomotives and airplanes…
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Book · 1931 · page 35
Johns-Manville: The Brake Re-Liner's Manual, Fourth Edition (1931)
In the document: …1 after adjustments are com additional fluid is drawn in the moment the piston pleted. returns to normal and opens the port B. ’ To obtain compensation it is necessary to have Adjust nuts 5 until the…
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Book · 1954 · page 7
Effects of Dusts and Fumes upon Man (1954)
In the document: …The employer, by hiring <uch 2 man, opens the door at once to suits involving the slightest miskap to the disabled. In the Briti<h Empire, where silicos is Iegislation has been in foree for <ome years…
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Book · page 13
Effects of Tobacco Smoke on Biological Systems
In the document: …Frasca, ). M. n, ). D (19l Flectron UM Cigarette Suwhing Pergrancy, 10 Le ed ons nchial epithehiumPatolh Healish Cleoos cvamde ponSoc otwens ations of lthedokhro . J M2 nts wn lec. Mo l. hal. Opt Exp s n.…
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Book · 1975 · page 2
Historical and Legal Aspects of Industrial Disease (1975)
In the document: …was born. He was destined to become the Father of Occupational Medicine and lived for over eighty years (1633-1714). He owes his reputation to his treatise De morbis artificum diatriba, which was published in 1700.?…
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Book · 1960 · page 13
Industrial Minerals and Rocks: Nonmetallics other than Fuels (1960)
In the document: …reac tion, nevertheless, opens a specialized field for this fibrous mineral as a filter medium and as a filler. A comparison of the properties31 of the six varieties of asbestos is shown in Table 1. Recent…
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Book · page 32
Other Pneumoconioses: Aluminum
In the document: …Pulmonary fibirosis in a worker using Med. 18, 21, 1961 Teare, D.. Porter, R. )., and Owen. R, MoLanghlin, A 1L G, Kazantzis, G, King, E., associate d with the ihalation of aluminr Pulmonan fibrosis and encephalopathy…
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Book · 1963 · page 26
STEAM: Its Generation and Use (1963)
In the document: …charging of iron-foundry cupolas. 76.8 53.6 3.7 1.5 0.8 Approximately 5% by wt of the coal charged into slot-type coke ovens is recovered as breeze. Until the late 1940…
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Book · 1953 · page 50
The Texaco Story: The First Fifty Years 1902-1952 (1953)
In the document: …1 his company is active in the production of synthetic chemicals from refinery gases. Texaco and the American Cyanamid Company each owns a 50-per-cent interest in Jefferson Chemical. permanent-type antifreeze for motor cars…