15 results for “Owens-Corning Fiberglas”
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Article · JM Knowledge Chronology · May 1930 · page 19
E. R. A. Merewether, The Occurrence of Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Pulmonary Affections in Asbestos Workers (1930)
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Article · Motley 1000 · April 1952
E. C. Shuman of Owens-Illinois, Hydrous Calcium Silicate Heat Insulation (1952)
…Engineer by E. C. Shuman, director of research of the Kaylo Division of the Owens-Illinois Glass Company, with the issue's contents page. It describes hydrous calcium silicate pipe and block insulation, sold as Kaylo…
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Article · JM Knowledge Chronology · 1955
G. W. H. Schepers, T. M. Durkan and A. B. Delahant, "Effect of Inhaled Commercial Hydrous Calcium Silicate Dust on Animal Tissues" (1955)
…asbestosis type lesions; affected course of tuberculosis. J-M's Thermobestos line is essentially the same composition. Related documents W. G. Hazard of Owens-Illinois to Ira I. Brought on Kaylo and the Saranac Experiments (1956)
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Article · JM Knowledge Chronology · August 1968
Albert E. Hutchinson, From the General President, The Asbestos Worker (August 1968)
The August 1968 issue of The Asbestos Worker, the journal of the insulators' union, opens with a two-page letter to members from its general president, Albert E. Hutchinson. He recounts a year of meetings on…
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Article · 1969
The Phaedra Complex (1969)
…conclusion is not available. The page also opens with the end of a separate editorial on toxemia of pregnancy. We wrote this plain-English summary from the full article with the help of AI, and a
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Article · 1917 · page 28
Origin of Massive Serpentine and Chrysotile-Asbestos, Black Lake–Thetford Area, Quebec (1917)
In the document: …such waters would not have had access to the last type of openings, and that the serpentine now found along them owes its origin to meteoric waters. These “ exfoliation ” fractures are in general smaller than those…
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Article · WARD Documents · April 22, 1922 · page 2
Walter A. Rukeyser, Asbestos Mining and Milling in Quebec, Part II (1922)
In the document: …the mill bins or suitably designed sheds on the surface, and cleans the veins of any remaining rock particles and partially waste-rock dump. “opens” the asbestos. In one of the mines, the run-ofmine rock…
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Article · Sumner Simpson Papers · December 1, 1928 · page 114
H. E. Seiler, A Case of Pneumoconiosis, British Medical Journal (1928)
In the document: …or this most int1tl?.9ting brnnch of r~e:uch, and at the same •time inilicatM- the prospects which it opens out in re,gurd t9 gynaecologicn l th,u.·apy. Wo congratttlnte Dr. Bonrne on the…
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Article · Motley 1000 · June 1957 · page 30
Industrial Hygiene Digest, June 1957, with an Abstract on Asbestosis among Danish Insulation Workers (1957)
In the document: …open top process tanks (or a nwnber o( de1reasing, plating, pickling, cleaning, and other materials. [ [ [ 60.? Fume Combustion (or Metal 1.ilhogr.irhin Ovens. ProducLs F1nishmg ~• Z4-ZtS, 31 Oct. 19,b . [ R. J. RuU…
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Article · 1928 · page 1
A case of pneumoconiosis: result of the inhalation of asbestos dust (1928)
In the document: …. Neurol,, vol Naten T oot hosts, the morning, @, ownes i then. fer. tomperature, pulse, notiend and 5 & spare-huilt. and Very Yew cases havo twen recorded in dust and for this reason the notes on the…
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Article · 1980 · page 1
Results of the Most Comprehensive Scientific Study on the Effects of Asbestos Dust Exposure (QAMA Bulletin) (1980)
In the document: …In L 4240ARY et ~ SATLT. 2 gy A5 I8H JOHX OHENS-MAX .-,_ voiliall o).| of asbestos dust exposure cases where a substance been shown has to be carcinagenic, it is to consider whether the…
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Article · 1927 · page 2
The Effects of Silica Dust Upon the Lungs (1927)
In the document: …South Africa. S o among which are the Palmer appar atus, electric dust collector by Philip Drink er. the Owen dust counter, the Read waterspray dust e Chamn SRR 4 nimeter, the sugar tube, the impinger…
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Article · 1973 · page 4
Your Job or Your Life (Health/PAC Bulletin) (1973)
In the document: …million tons, the US is responsible for only 125,000 tons. US involvement extends beyond its borders, however. ]-M owns the largest asbestos mine in the world, the Jefifrey Mine, in Ashestos, Quebec (11). Enown since…
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Article · Sumner Simpson Papers · May 26, 1928 · page 125
F. W. Simson, Pulmonary Asbestosis in South Africa, British Medical Journal (1928)
In the document: …pl~ disease _(larec,10011lntectiou o( the linr dll&; the oio1 is s.lmoas: complete, a.ad 11011 _before;. he· opens ;he, - s!ieep ·ts usentlaJl:y a. locn.lized an- acc:)QD• oC Uza e.S…
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Article · WARD Documents · April 22, 1876 · page 1
Scientific American on the Industrial Uses of Asbestos and H. W. Johns (1876)
In the document: …A large machine for manufacturing uses, first. As it opens out the second loop, It pulls taut the slack same time the newest, is the device for giving tension to the on the same principle as…