60 results for “Owens-Corning Fiberglas”, page 1 of 3
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Government report · WARD Documents · April 1976
NIOSH, Occupational Exposure to Fibrous Glass: Proceedings of a Symposium (1976)
…Johns-Manville's senior vice president for research and development, Dr. George W. Wright of Denver, and Owens-Corning Fiberglas's medical director, Dr. Jon L. Konzen. The preface explains that the hazards of fibrous glass…
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Government report · 1951 · page 34
Military Qualified Products List (1951–1995)
In the document: …N. J. Sayreville, N,J, OWens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Toledo 1, Ohio (Distributor) Pabco Products, Inc. Type II Type I Prasco Caltemp EES B-6886 EES 010078 Type II Type II Carey Hi-Temp #19 Tempchek…
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Government report · 1952 · page 110
1950 Materials Survey: Asbestos (1952)
In the document: …Kansas City, Mo., will soon be in production of insulating nontextile fiber glass under license from Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corp. The parent company, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., is increasing its capacity greatly. It now has two…
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Government report · 1976 · page 18
Asbestos: A Case Study of the Navy's Response to Updated Safety and Health Requirements (1976)
In the document: …Johns Manville Corp. Denver, CO 80217 4. THERMASIL Keene Insulation Princeton, NJ 08540 5. KAYLO 10 AF Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Washington, DC 20006 1. New Careytemp 1500 Block Insulation Celotex Corp. 2. THERMO-12 Johns…
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Government report · 1962 · page 69
Thermal Insulation and Accessories Manual (1962)
In the document: …H. O'Neal Floors Company 2525 South 50th Avenue Cicero 50, Illinois Owens-Corning Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation 717 Fifth Avenue New York 22, New York Pabco Pabco Industrial Products Division Fihreboard Paper Products Corporation P…
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Government report · 1959 · page 81
Asbestos: A Materials Survey (1959)
In the document: …importance. A question has been raised as to the adequacy of Fiberglas production facilities. The manufacture of Fiberglas in ultrafine filaments was originally limited to a single plant operated by the Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Such…
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Government report · 1955 · page 114
The Asbestos Industry (1955)
In the document: …application, its future availability is of first importance. It had been claimed that the process of manufacturing fiber glass is controlled by a single company- the OwensCorning Fiberglas Corp. Such a claim is not now correct…
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Government report · 1945 · page 9
The Asbestos Textile Industry in Germany (1945)
In the document: …the Owens Corning Fiberglass.Corporation. These processes caSS into use m Germany, prior to the war, thro urn h6 • arrangements between Owens Corning and tV'K™ J-19ensiri: Glasshuttenwerke-Dusseldorf. Textile fibA-rQ^r13iSlleim by the Owens…
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Government report · 1932 · 1956 · page 8
Minerals Yearbook: Asbestos Chapters
In the document: …2,768,672, Oct. 30, 1956. Wagener, J. H. (assigned to Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., a corporation of Delaware), Fibrous Struetures and Methods of Manufacturing Same: U.S. Patent 2,772,603, Dec. 4, 1956. Cryor…
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Government report · JM Knowledge Chronology · August 1938 · page 33
Dreessen and Others, A Study of Asbestosis in the Asbestos Textile Industry (1938)
In the document: 25 Owens jet apparatus wns less than 0.5 micron. Thisis in agreement with the results given by Fulton, who shows more than 78 percent of the fibers mensured by his projection method to be less…
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Government report · 1967 · page 41
Talc and Asbestos at Dadeville, Alabama (1967)
In the document: …TRENCH WARE & OWENS PROPERTY Talc Clem Vines house 2 T2 N c an Tal ss Go == Anthophyllite == HARRIS Pyroxenite PROPERTY Ware house Talc olite == Amphib e - == == nit Pyroxe Talc sa oo…
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Government report · 1969 · page 51
Preliminary air pollution survey of asbestos: a literature review (1969)
In the document: …187 Microsievingll6 Digostionll6 Column chromatography of organics adsorbed on the Surfacoll6 X-ray diffraction14'46'47'll6 Low-temperature ashingll6 Atomic adsorption spectrophotometryl4'll6 Electron microprobell6 Neutron activationll® Owens Jjet Konimeter counter 1,2 1,2
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Government report · JM Knowledge Chronology · March 24, 1930 · page 12
E. R. A. Merewether and C. W. Price, Report on Effects of Asbestos Dust on the Lungs (1930)
In the document: …the dust comtent of the air st the breathing level of operadetarminations | in various processes, with tha aid of the Owens' Jet Apparatus. : The figures in Table 5 witich wers calcuioted from some 30 determinations…
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Government report · 1995 · page 151
Report to Congress on Workers' Home Contamination Study Conducted Under the Workers' Family Protection Act (1995)
In the document: …Farm Journal/Mid-March 1993:17. Morton DE, Saah AJ, Silberg SL. Owens WL, Roberts MA, Saah MD [1982]. Lead absorption in children of employees in a lead-related industry. Am J Epidemiol 115(4):549…
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Government report · 1995 · page 154
Report to Congress on Workers' Home Contamination Study (1995)
In the document: …Farm Journal/Mid-March 1993:17. Morton DE, Saah AJ, Silberg SL. Owens WL, Roberts MA, Saah MD [1982]. Lead absorption in children of employees in a lead-related industry. Am J Epidemiol 115(4):549…
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Government report · WARD Documents · May 1970
Ministry of Defence (Navy), Working with Asbestos (1970)
A Royal Navy safety booklet, "Working with Asbestos," issued by the British Ministry of Defence (Navy) in May 1970 with a foreword by Dr. David Owen, M.P., Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence for…
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Government report · 1995
Toxicological Profile for Asbestos (1995)
…and Disease Registry published this updated asbestos profile in August 1995, replacing its 1993 edition. It opens with a plain-language public health statement, then reviews human and animal studies of inhalation, oral and dermal exposure…
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Government report · WARD Documents · August 1977
NIOSH, Good Practice Manual for Insulation Installers (1977)
…It opens by saying that in any one year "one insulation worker out of five will be injured or be sick because of job exposure," and that installers have suffered high death rates from lung diseases…
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Government report · 1990
Toxicological Profile for Asbestos (1990)
…to Clement Associates, in collaboration with the EPA, as required by the 1986 Superfund amendments. It opens with a plain-language public health statement, then reviews health effects of inhaled, swallowed and skin exposure, including cancer…
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Government report · JM Document Review · February 1930
"Pulmonary Disease Caused by Asbestos Dust," Monthly Labor Review (1930)
…It opens by saying that asbestos mining and manufacture involve "the constant exposure of the workers to asbestos dust," and that because all processes "involve a considerable hazard," efficient exhaust systems and other safety measures were…