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November 21, 1994
Richard Boice, P.E.Remedial Project ManagerRemedial and Enforcement Response BranchU.S. Environmental Protection Agency77 West JacksonMail HSRL-6JChicago, IL 60604
Re: USEPA Request for Supplemental InformationCERCLA Section 104(e) Letter Dated 9/30/94Yeoman Creek/Edwards Field Landfills SiteWaukegan, Illinois
Dear Mr. Boice:
On behalf of Outboard Marine Corporation, (hereinafter referredto as "OMC"), I am responding to USEPA's September 30, 1994letter requesting information regarding the Yeoman Creek/EdwardsField Landfills Site in Waukegan, Illinois.
This response is made without any acknowledgement that OMC is a"responsible party" under CERCLA; without any admission of anyliability or responsibility under CERCLA or any other statute;and without acknowledgement of the applicability of theauthorities referenced in the letter. Furthermore, OMC does notadmit or agree that any activities which have been, are nowbeing, or will be conducted at the Yeoman Creek/Edwards FieldLandfills Site by the USEPA or its representatives are warrantedor are authorized under CERCLA or any other authority.
While OMC is supplying USEPA with information, it wishes to stateand preserve its objections to certain aspects of the request.First, OMC cannot be required to supply information or documentsunder Section 3007 of RCRA, 42 U.S.C. § 6927 because that Sectionapplies only to development of regulations and enforcementactivities under RCRA. The request for information is obviouslynot in connection with the development of regulations, and CMC'sproducts do not fall under RCRA regulations. Also, theinstruction section of the letter contains requests for which wecan find no basis. Such requests include the requirement tosubmit certified and notarized statements. Since we have locatedno basis for either of these requests, we assume there are none.
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If, however, USEPA does have any basis, please inform us of itand OMC will respond accordingly.
The information provided herein by OMC is based on a lengthy andthorough investigation that included a diligent file search forrelevant documents as well as an interviewing process withpresent and former employees who may have had knowledge ofactivities referenced during the 1959-1969 time period. CMC'sresponse to each question is based on the above investigationprocedure, and is arranged according to the numbering system ofthe agency's September 30, 1994 information request letter.
The response covers all known OMC facilities operated in theWaukegan area during 1959-1969. OMC operations during thisperiod included CMC's main manufacturing operations at theWaukegan lakefront, the OMC Boat Division facility formerlylocated at 3145 Central Avenue in Waukegan, a warehouse formerlylocated on Market Street in Waukegan, a warehouse formerlylocated on Sunset Avenue in Waukegan, and a boat service centerformerly located at 3815 Grandville Avenue in Gurnee, Illinois.The lakefront operations during the relevant period included thefacilities located in Waukegan at 100 Sea Horse Drive (corporateoffice), 200 Sea Horse Drive (OMC Johnson Plants 1 and 2), 300Sea Horse Drive (OMC Marine Engineering), and 701 Pershing Road(OMC Johnson Plant 3).
Without waiving any right to further object to the scope of orbasis for the request for information and documents and/or anyspecific requests for information or documents, OMC responds asfollows:
1. Provide a list of all companies and individuals with whichyou made arrangements with for disposal of wastes. Alsoidentify the individual(s) responsible for makingarrangements for the disposal or treatment of wastematerials at the facilities.
List of companies and individuals with which OMC made wastedisposal arranqements
OMC has limited records regarding the waste disposalarrangements made by its Waukegan area operations from 1959-1969.
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No contemporaneous documentation has been identified for theperiod 1959-1969 regarding the waste disposal arrangementsmade by CMC's Waukegan lakefront operations. The accountingand purchasing records identified to date do not go backthat far, and no other records from that time period relatedto waste disposal arrangements have been found.
OMC previously identified Century Scavenger Service ashaving provided solid waste disposal services to the OMClakefront operations from 1959-1969 (see CMC's July 26, 1989104(e) response and the March 24, 1976 letter from Hugh B.Thomas of OMC to Kenneth A. Fenner of USEPA).
Based on CMC's inquiry of past and present employeesregarding waste disposal practices during the relevantperiod, we have also identified that the OMC lakefrontoperations may have made waste disposal or recyclingarrangements with Rowe Oil Services, Inc. during the 1959-1969 time frame. OMC is also thought to have arranged withDiamond Scrap Yards, Inc. for handling recyclable materials.
Detailed accounting ledgers containing possible wastedisposal-related entries for the OMC Boat Division'sfiberglass boat manufacturing operation formerly located at3145 Central Avenue in Waukegan have been located forOctober 1968, November 1968, and all of calendar year 1969.No other waste-related documents from the relevant periodhave been found for this facility. The following companiesthat possibly provided waste hauling services wereidentified in the ledgers:
Century MetalsD&L GarbageJensen DisposalLarson TruckingTewes CompanyTK City Disposal
No records of any kind are available regarding wastedisposal arrangements at the boat service center or the twoWaukegan warehouses during the relevant period.
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Individual(s) responsible for making arrangements fordisposal or treatment of waste materials at the facilities
As noted in CMC's July 26, 1989 response to a previous USEPACERCLA 104(e) information request for the Site, OMC facilitypersonnel who may have arranged for the transportation ordisposal of waste materials generated during the period1959-1969 include:
Phil EllingsonJulie BocikCharlie JohnsonTed HuckerJoe KohlerChuck CrossKeith Simon
Maintenance ForemanAsst Maintenance ForemanMaintenance SupervisorMaintenance SupervisorPurchasing AgentPurchasing AgentPurchasing Agent
(deceased)(former employee)(retired)(deceased)(deceased)(retired)(retired)
2a) Provide copies of all shipping documents, or other businessdocuments, including receipts, relating to thetransportation, storage and/or disposal includingtransportation by Century Metal Corporation or any of theother transportation or disposal companies listed above.
OMC has no shipping documents, other business documents, orreceipts documenting a business relationship with any of thecompanies listed in the USEPA's September 30, 1994 letter,except for the Boat Division's accounting ledgers notedabove. The following companies listed in the USEPA letterappear in the ledgers:
• Century Metals• TK City Disposal
Copies of the ledger pages referencing these and othercompanies that possibly provided waste transportation orwaste disposal services to the Boat Division facility duringthe relevant period are provided in Attachment A.
Page 5Mr. Richard Boice, P.E.November 21, 1994
2b) Provide the generic/ common or trade name and the chemicalcomposition and character (i.e., liquids, solid, sludge) ofthe materials transported, stored and/or disposed by CenturyMetal Corporation or any of the other transportationcompanies listed above, including drummed wastes, oilywastes, and floor sweepings
Century Metal Corporation
No contemporaneous documents are available from the 1959-1969 period which relate to the disposal of waste materialsfrom the OMC lakefront operations by Century MetalsCorporation. OMC has previously identified a possiblyrelated company, Century Scavenger Services, that isreported to have provided solid waste disposal services tothe OMC lakefront operations during 1959-1969. OMC isunaware of any existing written contemporaneous documentsfrom the 1959-1969 time period that identify the generic,common or trade name and the chemical composition andcharacter (i.e., liquids, solid, sludge) of the materialstransported, stored and/or disposed by Century ScavengerService.
Chemical composition data is not available for the OMClakefront operation's solid waste stream during the 1959-1969 time period. Floor sweepings, including sawdust orother sorbent materials, would likely have been included inthis waste stream. The waste sorbent materials from the diecasting department may have contained hydraulic fluids andother oily materials. Hydraulic fluids used by CMC's diecasting operation during this period included the Monsantoproducts Pydraul F-9 and Pydraul A-200. These productscontained Aroclor 1242 and/or Aroclor 1248.
No documentation is available on the nature of the materialsthat may have been transported from the OMC Boat Divisionfacility by Century Metals Corporation, pursuant to theidentified accounting ledger entries.
No documentation of any kind is available regarding thenature of any waste streams generated by the boat servicecenter or the two warehouses, or the transporters that mayhave been used for these wastes.
Page 6Mr. Richard Boice, P.E.November 21, 1994
Other Listed Transportation and Disposal Companies
TK City Disposal is the only other transportation ordisposal company listed in USEPA's letter known to have beenused by OMC during the relevant period. As noted above, TKCity Disposal was listed in the detailed accounting ledgersfor the OMC Boat Division operation formerly located at 3145Central Avenue in Waukegan. However, these listings wereprimarily for dates after the Site closed.
No information is available on the nature of the materialsthat may have been transported from the OMC Boat Divisionfacility by TK City Disposal.
2c) For each waste material identified above, please give thetotal volume in gallons for liquids/ in cubic yards forsolids, for which you have arranged disposal.
OMC has no contemporaneous data from the relevant periodregarding the volume of waste for which disposal wasarranged at any of its Waukegan area operations.
OMC previously reported highly speculative estimates of theamounts of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) that may havebeen present in its solid waste stream during the relevantperiod (March 24, 1976 letter from Hugh B. Thomas of OMC toKenneth A. Fenner of USEPA). The estimates were apparentlydeveloped in 1976 assuming 70-80 % loss of purchasedhydraulic fluids to the solid waste stream. OMC is unawareof any existing written contemporaneous documents from the1959-1969 time period that formed the basis for these highlyspeculative estimates.
Earlier OMC and Monsanto documents from the 1970's (many ofwhich OMC likely did not even have in 1976) and the reportsof independent consultants who studied air emissions andwater discharges from the facility in 1968 suggest thatlosses of hydraulic fluid to solid waste disposal were muchless than the 70-80 % estimates. These documents indicatethat hydraulic fluid losses to solid waste disposal were onthe order of 20-25 % of the purchased quantities. Much ofthis information was first assembled in the early 1980'spursuant to litigation involving USEPA, Monsanto, and OMC.
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2d) State the amount paid in connection with each transaction,the method of payment, and the identity of the person fromwhom payment was received.
The following disbursements for possible waste disposal-related services for the OMC Boat Division operation arelisted in the Boat Division's detailed accounting ledgersfor October 1968, November 1968, and calendar year 1969:
Company
Century MetalsD&L GarbageD&L GarbageDutton DisposalJensen DisposalJensen DisposalJensen DisposalJensen DisposalJensen DisposalJensen DisposalJensen DisposalLarson TruckingLarson TruckingTewes CompanyTeres CompanyTK City DisposalTK City DisposalTK City DisposalTK City DisposalTK City Disposal
Date
11/30/6810/31/6811/30/6812/21/6910/31/6811/30/6802/23/6904/27/6905/25/6906/30/6907/20/6902/23/6904/27/6905/25/6906/30/6904/27/6907/20/6908/24/6909/30/6912/21/69
Payment
$2,042.00$60.00$60.00$60.00$142.50$117.00$88.50$199.50$228.00$267.00$154.50$5.25$4.10
$2,400.00$95.00$475.25
$2,400.00$2,400.00$2,400.00$2,400.00
No information on the volume of waste materials, if any,associated with these payments is available.
No information of this type is available on specifictransactions related to waste disposal at the OMC Lakefrontoperations, the boat service center, or the two warehouses.
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2e) Provide copies of all records, including analytical results,and material safety data sheets, which indicate the chemicalcomposition and/or chemical character of the wastematerial(s) transported, or disposed by Century MetalCorporation or any of the other transportation or disposalcompanies listed above, including drummed wastes, oilywastes and floor sweepings.
OMC has no contemporaneous records, including analyticalresults or material safety data sheets which indicate thechemical composition and/or chemical character of the wastematerial(s) transported or disposed during the relevantperiod for any of its Waukegan area operations.
OMC does have contemporaneous information on the chemicalcomposition of the hydraulic fluids that were used in thedie cast department at CMC's lakefront operations during the1959-1969 time period. These materials would have beenpresent in the waste sorbents (i.e., sawdust/sorbent floorsweepings) that were apparently disposed of in the generalplant trash. Chemical composition data for these hydraulicfluids is provided in Attachment B.
2f) Do you have any information regarding where the wastesaddressed in a) through e) above were disposed of ? If youdo, provide this information.
OMC has no contemporaneous information regarding the off-site disposal location(s) of the waste streams generatedduring 1959-1969 by any of its Waukegan area facilities.
Based on the litigation deposition testimony of WilliamShulski, OMC believes that none of the wastes from itsWaukegan lakefront operations were ever disposed of at theEdwards Field Landfill. The Shulski testimony alsoindicates that OMC's lakefront operation wastes were onlydisposed of at the Yeoman Creek Landfill for a portion ofthe relevant period.
4. Identify all persons consulted in the preparation of theanswers to these Information Requests.
Numerous past and present OMC employees and otherindividuals with possible knowledge of the waste disposalpractices at OMC's Waukegan area operations during therelevant period have been consulted by OMC's EnvironmentalAffairs Department in the preparation of this response.
Page 9Mr. Richard Boice, P.E.November 21, 1994
These include individuals contacted during investigationspursuant to previous USEPA information requests regardingthe Yeoman Creek/Edwards Field Landfills site. The list ofpersons that have been consulted is as follows:
Julius BocikFormer OMC Employee, Maintenance Supervisor
Roger CrawfordDirector, OMC Environmental Affairs Department
Charles W. CrossRetired Director, OMC Purchasing Department
Robert DamianiEmployee, RADCO Industries
Dave EckertController, OMC International Group
Dennis GordonBuyer, OMC Purchasing Department
Terry HadsellPurchasing Manager, OMC Waukegan
Al HansonSr Environmental Specialist, OMC Environmental Affairs
Ray HarjuFormer Employee, OMC Boat Division
Don LessardMachine Repair Supervisor, OMC Waukegan
Glen LenziEmployee, OMC Manufacturing Engineering Department
Ivan LestanFormer Employee, OMC Boat Division
Ray LindMaintenance Manager, OMC Warehouse
Bill LuplowRetired Laboratory Supervisor, OMC
Page 10Mr. Richard Boice, P.E.November 21, 1994
Vince MathiasCost Accountant, OMC
Tony MontemurroEnvironmental Specialist, OMC Waukegan
Bob NagodeFormer Employee, OMC Boat Division
John NevilleRetired Machine Repair Supervisor, OMC Johnson
Don PicardRetired Janitorial Supervisor, OMC Johnson
Dennis PrattManager of Cost Accounting, OMC Waukegan
Milos RadovicController, OMC Waukegan
Gordon RamigRetired Machine Repair Supervisor, OMC Johnson
Gordon ReppOMC Law Department
Frank SchulzRetired Employee, OMC Boat Service Center
Dick ShultisRetired Employee, OMC Boat Service Center
Keith SimonRetired Purchasing Manager, OMC Johnson
Dave SniderGeneral Smelter Supervisor, OMC Waukegan
Dick StenbergRetired Plant Manager, OMC Johnson
Gene StoffelTechnician, OMC Service Department
Paul StripeEmployee, Rowe Oil Services, Inc.
Page 11Mr. Richard Boice, P.E.November 21, 1994
Hugh ThomasFormer Employee, OMC Law Department
Matt VelcoverFormer Employee, OMC Boat Division
Richard ZamagneRetired Facility Engineer, OMC Boat Division
John ZuraManager of Machining Operations, OMC Waukegan
Identify all documents consulted, examined/ or referral toin the preparation of the answers to these Requests.
Relevant documents consulted, examined, or referred to inthe preparation of this response included:
1. Memorandum dated October 25, 1994 from A. Montemurro,OMC Waukegan Environmental Coordinator, to M. Radovic,T. Hadsell, and D. Snider of OMC Waukegan, requestingrecords search pursuant to USEPA's September 30, 1994104(e) information request.
2. Response note received October 24, 1994 from T.Hadsell, OMC Waukegan Purchasing Department, by A.Montemurro, OMC Waukegan Environmental Coordinator,regarding the Purchasing Department's records search.
3. Memorandum dated October 25, 1994 from D. W. Pratt, OMCWaukegan Accounting Department, to A. Montemurro, OMCWaukegan Environmental Coordinator, regarding theAccounting Department's records search.
4. Response note from D. Snider, OMC Waukegan SmelterDepartment, received November 3, 1994 by the OMCEnvironmental Affairs Department, regarding smelter anddie cast operations.
5. Deposition testimony of William V. Shulski.
6. Letter dated September 25, 1978 from Hugh B. Thomas,OMC to Thomas K. Nedved, Lake County Health Department.
7. Letter and attachments dated March 24, 1976 from HughB. Thomas, OMC to Kenneth A. Fenner, USEPA.
Page 12Mr. Richard Boice, P.E.November 21, 1994
8. Letter and attachments dated March 15, 1976 from HughB. Thomas, OMC to James O. McDonald, USEPA.
9. Memorandum dated March 5, 1976 from R.M. Atkin, OMC toR. Stenberg, OMC.
10. Call Report No. 48-71 dated April 28, 1971 by W.A.Overall, Monsanto.
11. Memorandum dated May 12, 1970 from D.R. Pogue, Monsantoto R. A. Damiani, Monsanto.
12. Call Report No. IF-3 dated March 23, 1970 by D.R.Pogue, Monsanto.
13. Material Safety Data Sheet for Pydraul A-200 datedAugust 10, 1970, Monsanto.
14. Composition and specifications sheet for Pydraul A-200dated April 1962, Monsanto.
15. Material Safety Data Sheet for Pydraul F-9 dated May24, 1968, Monsanto.
16. Composition and specifications sheet for Pydraul F-9dated December 1969, Monsanto.
17. Detail Accounting Ledgers from October 1968 throughDecember 1969, OMC Boat Division.
18. Air emission study documents dated April 1968 throughOctober 1968, Betz Laboratories, Inc.
6. Identify all persons, including yourself/ who may havearranged for disposal or treatment or arranged fortransportation for disposal or treatment of waste materials,including hazardous substances/ at the Site.
It is believed that all arrangements for disposal of OMCwaste materials during the relevant period were madedirectly with the transporter. Transporters then selectedthe actual disposal site or sites used. To the extent thatthe Yeoman Creek/Edwards Field Landfills were used fordisposal of any OMC waste materials, it is our understandingthat this selection would have been made by thetransporters. Potential transporters of OMC waste materials
Page 13Mr. Richard Boice, P.E.November 21, 1994
during the relevant period are listed in response toQuestion 1 above.
As noted in response to Question 1 above and in CMC's July26, 1989 response to US EPA's CERCLA 104(e) informationrequest dated June 14, 1989, OMC personnel who may have madearrangements with waste transporters during the period 1959-1969 are as follows:
Phil EllingsonJulie BocikCharlie JohnsonTed HuckerJoe KohlerChuck CrossKeith Simon
Maintenance ForemanAsst Maintenance ForemanMaintenance SupervisorMaintenance SupervisorPurchasing AgentPurchasing AgentPurchasing Agent
(deceased)(former employee)(retired)(deceased)(deceased)(retired)(retired)
Further contact about this matter should be made with Shell J.Bleiweiss, McDermott, Will & Emery, 227 West Monroe Street,Chicago, Illinois 60606, 312/984-3664.
Sincerely,
Lawrence E. KellerAssociate DirectorOMC Environmental Affairs
cc: S. Bleiweiss, MW&E
Attachment A
OMC Boat DivisionDetail Accounting Ledger Entries
Possibly Related to Waste Transportation or DisposalOctober 1968 - December 1969
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D E T A I L LEDGER IN R tSPCNS IB IL ITY SEQUENCE BOATSPCNTH OF DECEMBER, 1968 PAGE 189 /
CPDER TYPE S T C P E UNIT ASSET PART QUANTITY UNITNUCKtR — -PART-NAPE — - — NC- MEAS REF NUMBER HOURS PRICE
tS 011407 500 .0956ES 015301 5CO • .2300
JCUPNAL TOTAL
CKOEP ASSET PART QUANTITY UNITfu 1 tUH t- L} TVCI- — _ . ll'lllDKAI~rkt-Cf*lJfDTII~)hl*« — _— ^ DCE KII U U CD Ufl IK2C DDf^CNUPfJ t K ITrr. — — — — — — JUUr INflLUCiLrlrl 1UM* — — ——— — — KCr M UH D CK rlU VJH KKI i, t
JV ALCCONTS P A Y A B L E BILLING
JCURNAL T C T A L
ACCCUNT SUFFIX TOTAL THIS MONTHYEAR TO DATE
Ot SCPIPTILNM A I N T PATL-SM TCOLS-F I X-ETC
DESCRIPTIONPAINT PATL-LANO BLOCS £ FIX
OKDEP — INVOICE- VLNOCR —————— VENDOR —————— ASSET PART QUANTITY UNITNUPilER — NUPdER — NUMBER ——————— NAME ——————— REF NUMBER HOURS PRICE
C63101 005-J5CC633C.2 OU451C063474 02125V063^3 90000K K R A P E P FPEC C COC o 3 K 2 J U0671C063746 01705P063B77 C1940S0641)76 002 IflCC63^«4 80053FC641oO 01285LC64172 J2045TC62t>30 02162kC62730 01295L0627^2 D1385P0*2756 90JOOK KPAUS SHEET META062815 013B5PUt2d79 00671DC628»0 006710Ct2<520 00651C063061 01295LC63U65 . C1295LQ630S6 02045TC63.JJU 02019SGt351o 00073A
JV TC RECCRC INVCICES INTC A/PJV TO RECCPC INVCICES INTC A/PJV TC RtCCRD INVCICES INTC A/P (."N1" M \> i f- *- j^f
AMOUNT
5.0212.08
17.10
AMOUNT
10.59-
10.59-
5,811.607,195.08
AMOUNT
AMOUNT857.83
AMOUNT
44.122,565.00 —
32.6533.65
141.5439.8227.9427.505.00
142.8075.00
224.3393.0857.78
212.1132.94
299.8034..02
2,200.00 —77.2920.7975.00
629.827.62
3,041.16 —53.09
2,042.00 —
JCURNAL T C T A L 12,235.85
PRGM 6*0*9RUN ON 11/15/66
D E T A I L LEDGER IN RESPONSIBILITY SEQUENCEHONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1968
BOATSPAGE 507
Net- UKb JUUKNALOEP OEP NUMBER
AP-0038AP-003BAP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038
-, AP-00387 AP-0038U»480 AP-0038
AP-0038860 AP-0038473 AP-0038606 AP-0038240 AP-0038790 AP-0038913 AP-OC38605240
335602
240602441606
441913913
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UHUtK —— INVUltt- V IT Ml UKYR NUMBER — NUMBER — NUMBER68 COOG38 C0478C68 C00016 00478C68 C00038 CC478C68 000016 C0478C68 COC038 00478C68 OC0016 OU478C68 00478C66 00478C68 C0478C68 C0478C68 00478C68 00478C68 00478C68 00478C68 C0478C68 C0478C68 C0478C68 00478C68 00478C68 C0478C68 00478C68 00476C68 00476C66 00478C68 C62115 C0562C68 CC0017 00562C68 C6208C C1C67H68 C62269 01152168 C61688 80U15F68 C6170t 8CC69F68 C<2485 80137F68 C6171C U0137F686868666868686868686868666868686868•684t
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——————— NAME ——————— REF NUMBER HOURS PRICE
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AMOUNT
760.00695.24
1tCaO.OO987.9880.0073.18
144.40132.10205.20187.72
15.2013.90
205.20187.71291.60266.75
21.6019.7615.2013.9021.6019.761.601.46
245.00300.0037.8014.85
8.24220.5024.3042.1619.2869.56
126.04-126.0433.0389.7089.7011.50
198.0050.0060.00
400.58100.00100.0016.433.952.80
57.703.00
RUN ON 11/15/68DETAIL LEDGER IN RESPONSIBILITY SEQUENCE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1968BOATS
A S S F T PART QUANTITY U N I T
PAGE 508
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PRCM G A G 5 9 B O A T SPUN ON 12/18/6C
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JOURNALNUMBER
AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-003HAP-OQ38AP-0038AP-0036AP-CC38AP-0038AP-0036AP-Ou 38AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-OC38AP-OC38AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-C038AP-0036AP-003EAP-0038AP-OH36AP-0038AP-C038AP-OU38AP-0038AP-0036AP-0038AP-003HAP-0038AP-C036AP-0-J3UAP-C038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-CU38AP-0036AP-0038AP-0038AP-0036AP-0038AP-OU 3dAP-OU3MAP-0036AP-003PAP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0036AP-003S
(JATE ORDERMO DA Vf NUPbEP11 3C tfc11 30 te11 3C te11 3C te11 3c te11 3C t8ll 30 te11 30 te11 3C te11 3C £d11 3c te11 30 tP11 3C te11 3C te11 30 ee11 3C tP11 3C tH1 3<" tf1 3C tfc1 3C tfci 3C te1 3C tf-1 3C tH1 3C tti 3C tei 3C te1 30 t£1 30 tfc11 3C tS11 3C C»11 3C te11 30 tP11 30 te11 3C t611 3C 6P11 30 tH11 30 tf>11 3C tb11 30 te11 30 ttf11 3C tP11 3C tP11 3C tt11 3C tf11 3C tP11 30 id11 30 te11 30 te11 3C tfcll 30 te11 3( t811 30 tb11 31. <Hn 3r te11 31. tf.
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fCNTH OF DECEMBER, 1968
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9000UN N CHGC IPCN MKS00478C02045T9000UT TRI-CITV S P R A Y9QQOOD D t L GARBAGE CO — — '009 BOG01633P00960G90000 J JOURNAL CO9000»» WENZELS SERVICE900001 ILLINOIS BELL90000U UMTEC AIP LINES02153U900001 ILLINOIS BELL90000H HU8ER SUPREHE90000G CENTRAL GREYHOUN80137F900006 BEPEKS EXPRESS I80137FHOll.'f90000 W01067H90000G GENTRY DON900UOC CHAMPION BRONZE00875F80133F90000 C KERVILLE DOUGLASSiOOJOki HAUKEGAN MARINE00648C00562C90000G GENTRY DON90000H HULFACHOP LESTER90000J JENSEN DISPOSAL ——90000 J JIKHYS HAULING ———00555C02187M90000M PIDDLEWEST MFC021olM0141 C02079U90000W WENZELS S E R V I C E900001 ILLINOIS BELL80015F800H4F80015F90000P MEPVILLE DOUGLAS9000iif MERVILLE DOUGLAS90000S
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90000T T K CITY OISPOSL90000C CHICAGO HUSSMANN90000C CHICAGO HUSSMANN900000 OPKIN FXTFPM1NT005S5P
JOURNAL TOTAL
STOPF UNIT — ;l'NIT — ASSET—— PAPT-NAMC —— —NO- MFAS --PPICF- RFF
FSESFSFSFSFSFSESFSESFS
P1BU
TYPrAPAPAPAPAPAPAP
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01 51 1 401611301511 201511201511*01511201611 201511201611201 Ml 201611 3
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HOURS
QUANTITYHOURS
701010207070
2502050
25010
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1 3.0500.9700
9.45009.4500
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19.8577. *119.85
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ACCOUNT SUFFIX TOTAL THIS MONTHYFTAR TO DATE
I.V-MIJ1^ 1
3144314431443 » 4 4314'.3 '4'.
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— INVfMCF- VFNOOR ——————VENDOR ——— NUMBER— NUMBER ———————NAME——-035271____900000 OUTTON DISPOSAL
—— ASSET PART—— REF TYPE NUMBFR___________AP __
QUANTITYHOURS
UNITPRICF
1*1.27
4,253.4615,766.99
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333 .12
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5105?0
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AP
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ACCOUNT SUFFIX T O T A L THIS MONTHYEAR TO DATE
ACCOUNT BASIC TOTAL THIS MONTHYEAH TO DATE
91 ,*50,
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601.0*
601.0*03*.16
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AP-0038AP-OC28AP-0038AP-0028AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0036AP-0028AP-0038AP-0038AP-0036AP-002UAP-0038AP-C028AP-0038AP-0028AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0028JV-0028JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0028JV-0028JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0028JV-0028JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0038JV-0036JV-C036JV-0038
CATEMO1C1C1C1C1C1C101C1C101C10101C1C101C1C101C1C1C1C1C1C1C101C10101C101C1C1C1C1C101C1010101C101C1C1C1C101C1C
DA313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131
ORDERYR NUMBERtettt868tetetetet«tett66tetetbtet«tetetfct8tbtetbtetetete6868totete68totetet£tetete68686868tetfc68tbtato
— INVCICE-— NUMBER —C61832C61832062069061804C62239061857061776C61900C61852061844062242062148061734
JVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJV
sooouf90COOF90000G90000G90000G90000H4OOOOHVOOOOM
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100.0016.43
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t'.to_i43.00
MCNTH OF NOVEMBER, 1968 PAGE %0» ™
VENDORNUMBER90COOI90COOI90000190000J90000L90000*90000R90000S90000S90000T90000U90000M90000U
JV REVERSAL OFJV IbRO
—————— VENDOR —————— ASSET PART QUANTITY UNIT——————— NAME ——————— REF NUMBER HOURS PRICEILL BELL TELILL BELL TELILL BELLJENSEN DISPOSALLANCE CONST RUC
REA EXPRESSSPECIALTY COAT1NSMITH CNTY WTRTEX PHR C LIGHTUS PLASTIC CORPHASH TIRE t HUBB
SEPT EKTRYBAL DISCREPANCY
AMOUNT
47.7972.1522.54
142.505.67
205.3629.48
471.0015.20
118.2426.6917.856.90
661.90-16.43-60.00-
5,515.40-5 0. CO-33. 03-25.48-73.96-16.43-14.85-17.85-60. DO-26. 60-
245.00-200.85-11.95-
118.24-15.20-19.28-
400.58-57.70-11.34-3. DO-
205. 36-198. DO-26. 69-
142.50-94.69-
8.24-69.56-
220.50-126.04-61.4717.1525.4825.48
46,436.22863.57-
0038 JOURNAL TOTAL 47,579.40
PRGX GA059 U F T A I L LHTGEP IN RESPCNSIBILITY SEQUENCE BOATSPUN ON 12/16/66
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UH I c ur.tjc r
MO DA YP NUPUEP11 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6811 30 6611 30 6611 3C 6611 3G td11 3C 6611 30 6611 3C 6611 3C 6811 3C 6611 3C 6«11 3C 6B11 3r 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6S11 3C tH11 3C 6b11 3C 6611 3C 6611 30 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6»11 30 6611 3C 6611 30 6811 3C 6811 3C 6fi11 3C 6611 30 6611 30 6611 30 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 3C 6611 30 6611 3C 6611 3C 6811 3C tti11 3C 6611 3( 6611 30 6b11 3C t«11 3T 6f11 3C tti
— — I M\ini rt.i nvui tc™— NUMBER —063032C63694C63095062617063093C64305C64306064139063272C62788063473062922063948063473063495063979C63992063156C63185063192C62914C63782063H50062635062877063168064327064324062735C63527063850063849063479062597063361063823064169062915063197062747062 78 8063473C63969063993C6396S064327064327063744
JVJVJVJVJVJVJV
fCNTH OF DECEMBER, 1968
VENDCP —— - —— VENDOR —————— ASSET PART QUANTITYNUPRCR ——————— NAME ——————— REF NUMBER HOURS9000UN N CHGC IRON HKS00478C02045T90000T TRI-CITY SPRAY90000D D C L GARHACE CO -00980G01633P009UOG90000 J JOURNAL CO90 00 Oh HENZELS SERVICE900001 ILLINOIS BELL90000U UNITED AIR LINES02153M900001 ILLINCIS BELL90000H HUBEP SUPREME90000G CENTRAL GREYhOUN80137F90000B BERENS EXPRESS I80137F801 1 /F90000W01067H900DOG GENTRY DON90000C CHAfPION BRONZE00875F80133F9000OH HERVILLE DOUGLAS90000M MAUKEGAN MARINb00648 D00562C900UOG GENTRY DON90000H HULFACHOP L ESTER90000J JENSEN DISPOSAL ——90000 J JIPMYS HAULING ———00555C021b7M90000* PIOOLEMEST MFC021olW0141 3f02079U90000M HENZELS SERVICE900001 ILLINCIS BELL80015F800H4F80015F90 00 OK MERVILLE DOUGLAS90000 K MERVILLE DOUGLAS90000S
PAGE 529
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JOURNALNUMBER
AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038A P- 00 38AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-003PAP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038AP-0038
DATF rartFHUHIC ^I^UCI*
MO DA VR NUMBER020202C2C202C20202020202020202C2C2C2C202C2C2C2C2C2C2C2C2C2C 2C2C2C2C2C2C2C202C2C2C2C2C20202C2
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69696969696969696969696969696969696969696969696969696969696969696969696969696969696969696969
— i Miimr f—inwuii*c— NUMBER —C68495068655068256C68289068248068344069723068943068419068388068894C682870694 59068224069411068561C69458
JVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJVJV
ACCOUNTING DETAIL LISTMONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1969
NUMBER ——————— NAME ——————— REF90000 A AMER ART CLAY01301L01143101143190000P PIERONI J90000F FST NATL CTY BK00961690000P PETERSON PP-CO00875F90000* UKGN MARINE CO90000 J JEftSEN OSPL SER90000 h WENZELS SERVICE900001 ILL BELL80137F90000 T TAFT CAVIO80012F900001 ILL BELL
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AMOUM24.229.82
39.0535.75
131.68.30
48.0029.8178.33
105.1488.5027.1333.4722.5010.505.00
111.931,336.76-
37.16-22.50-
•Jft35X5-39 .Of9.82-
24.22-16.82
111.93-5.00
10.50-33.4727.13
•88.50105.1478.3329.8148.00
131.681.10
292.0023.0023.00
5.008.35
13.8060.0010.00
0038 JCURNAL TOTAL
REF ORG JOURNAL DATE ORDERDEP OEP NUMBER MO DA YR NUMBER
JV-0039 C2 26 69TYPE —————JOURNAL-DESCRIPTION--
JV FPRCR PESUB COUP CF 1389-3
ASSET—— REF
PARTTYPE NUMBER
QUANTITYHOURS
UNITPRICE AMOUNT
1,376.34
0039 JOURNAL TOTAL 1,376.34
PGRM RAOIPKDN (IN 5 /1A/6*
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JV ILL USE TAX I X P F N S E
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JCURNAL T C T A L
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69
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JV T R A N S F E R FNGINFtP PAYROLLJV E R R O R RESUPMSSICN OF FNG W A G f S
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ACCOUNTING DETAIL L I S TMON1H :>f JULY, 1969
BOATS
ACUJUNI UtKI f l h tA314 j 473 4?}1143 474 474
31-i3 475 47t>
3l4<i 23« 233
3144 346 34b
M A I N T « A T L - S M 1 OOLi-T- 1 A - t T CK A I N T K A T L - S f IUL.Lb-F I X- l It".
ACCOUNT SUFFIX T O T A L THIS MONTHY t A P TO UAIt
MAINT MATL-SM TLiLLi-F IX-c TtACCCJM i ' ) i - I IX T U T A l T H I S *l)NTH
V, AK 111 UA 1 I
ACCOUNT BASIC T O T A L THIS MONTHYtAH Id OATh
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PUN UN "/I I/"'1 MONTH IIP AUGUST, 1969ACCOUNT SUFFIX TOTAl THIS MONTH
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AMOUNT106.17
106.17151.45
150.4555,035.43
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110.23322.69219. 7999.20
629.8233.8014.6027.5027.50
2,400.00
4,231.65
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27.4113.719.92
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5.435.435.436.796.791.12
168.85
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Attachment B
OMC Lakefront OperationsDie Casting Department
Hydraulic Fluid Composition DataRelevant Period: 1959 -1969
B-l
Pydraul F-9
B-2
1. Product noss*. number, synonym: —ryoraui f-f
.2. Monufccturer's ncm.: Monsanto Coapany3. Monufocturcr's ogress: 800 N. Lindber^h Boulevard . St. Louis, Mr.4. Procedure in Cose of 3r*c!<oje or Lealtoj*: —— filppn lip Pft wl fr.h any
oil or hydraulic fluiq.
5. Trcnsportoficn-ond Sto:cSe Requirements: No Special requirements
6. First Aid Treatrr.ent:o Skin contoct: No serious immediate effect. Wash with soap and water' ____
to avoid prolonged and repeated skin exposure.
b. Eye ccntoct: Flush for at least 15 minutes with water. Get medical _____attention. Physicians have used pcntocaine solution and ophthalmic
—— corbioono oye-dropg— to rclieve-srearbing and irritation. ——————————ont Low degree of hazard due to lov? volatility at normal temoeratu
d. Antidote ?n cesc of swcHowing; Induce. ernesis and refer to physician forsymptomatic treatment.
7. Physiological Properties;
o. Acute oral toxicity: Oral LDep in rats approximately 10,500 mgAe^^^
b. Locol effects upon eyes: In animals, mild irritation. In humans causes _mild irritation or inflammation but with pain out" of proportion to
— dogreo of irritationie. toed effects u?or. skin-. Classed as mild skin irritant. Solvent action mav
remove natural fats and oils from surface of skin.
e?. Estimote of ccute haiord by inholction (volcti!« mcteriols): LOW Vapor pressure results in.degree. of acute hazard. Laboratory animals survived 6 hours exposureIn
*. V/orr.in§ Properties (Odor, irritotion to eyes, nose, or throct): Mild Chlorinated hydrocarbondistinctive odor. High concentration irritating to eyes, nose andthroats————_———————————:———————————i—————————————————————————
f. Estimated threshold limit velue (if not on current list by American Conference of Governmentol Industrial
Hysienists): Not established. Suggest 1 ng/Gii
8. CHerr.ical cr.d P'r.Ysiecl Prc-o.. Specific grcviiy (wcter=l) 1.280 to l.gQ^ *>. Vopor density (oir s 1)
e. Vc?or pressure mm H$ ot 25*C.————————————— e- PH ———————————
0000709» • • •B-3
y e. Corrosive oction on oircr.... noterieJs such os: oluminum; mcjocsivm. .xiglcss; rubber; lacquers; ensaels;N°fc corrosive; may have solvent action on some synthetic________' materials.———————————
f. Does the moteriol decompose violently when exposed to oir?. V/otcr? Heot? Strong oxidiiers?_H2_
9. For mixtures give the pcrcentoge composition of ingredients:
Compound PercentCONFIDENTIAL - phosphate ester base fluid containing chlorinated
——————————— n y a r o c a r o o n s ' ~ — — — — —
Mote: For example, _>enerolizoi!ons such os petroleum hydrocarbons, clconoU, ketonos, chlorinated hydrecsrVorts, t'c.ore not adequate for toxico!ojiccl evaluation. Proper chemical nemos must be known.
K. Does the material generate hect through polymerization or condensation?
9. Precautions for Normal Conditions of u«e! Avoid repeated and prolonged contact vfith theskin. Avoid inhalation of vapors if fluid is used at elevated temper
• ——tures.—————————————:—————:——:——————————;————————~~~10. Recommended Protective Equipment: None should be required during normal handling
at ambient temperatures.___________________________
11. o. Flosh point °F: Closed cup.—XXX._____; Open cup Ja3jQ^E_; If P.P. changes curing evcpcrction,oive doto: Fire resistant__________:_______________;_______
b. Explosive limits (% vol. cir): Lower——----——. Upper,
c. Susceptibility to Spontoneous Heoting: Yes———————————; Ko—is..d. Fire point ' P 6?S° P F1?e 'SgilJ n temperature *F '111
-e.f. V/hot products might be formed in the event of fiV'e or obrtormel temperatures?
CO, C02> phenolics, aldehydes, HCL________g. Suitoble extinguishing cgcnts: foam ;fOg ; Or CO?
12. Informction Furnished Sy: R. Emmet Kelly, M. D.. Title: ' Medical Director
r Monsanto Companytompony: QOO North Lindbergh, St. Louis, Missouri 63166
' Address: May 24, 1968Dote: ' . •
NOTE: Information in regard to a material's composition will be treated os confidential ond used-for t!ie pvr;»seof protecting the health ond safety of Boeing employees end the safeguarding of i.ts property, I; will cSsebe used for the purpose of complying with local, state end federcl ordinances, lews end cedes end rccvirc-ments of our prime contracts with the Government end subcontracts under Government contracts.
TKc compteie^ fo«m should b« meilei to Indutirial HySi«nc, Tne Beting Cowpcny, Seertle. Wo»:-.inj!»n rSlS'J.Di»r«god if prcvieutly ecconptitSe^.
Br4
Established: 2-9-51 by Rese'—.h Final Report 481, Job 2196
Product Group; 10 '
m position;'81102"8007150031206408179731100
Specifications:
Aroclor 1248Tricresyl PhosphateResin, Acryloid 732Blue A DyeSantolube 70-ADC 200 Fluid, 350 cs.
On each lotAppearance Cloudy, blue liquid
free from sedimentFoam test 350 ml. maMoisture 0.20% max.(By KF in methanol/pyridine)- • «_i _iNeutralization No.
Specific gravity@ 25/25°C
Viscosity:@ 100°F@ 210*F
Viscosity index
Acid 0.10 to 0.351.280 to 1.295
42 to 52 cs.5.0 to 5.8 cs.5
On each IQtfa lotPour point 0-F max.
Cloudy, blue liquidfree fro^m sediment200 ml", max.
-0.10% max.
0.15 to 0.28 max.1.284 to 1.290
44 to 50 cs.5.2 to 5.6 cs.15 to 35
0°F max.
54-A78-B
80.-B116-B
.126-A
126-E
100-A
Blending:Standard - See Process - Section in
•
Toxicity and Hazards;Normal precautions
Issue 41: July, 1961 to replace Standard Manufacturing Process of 9/13/53 and approved amend-ments 1, 2 and 3.
Issue #2: April, 1962 to show blending operation changes.Issue #3: September 2, 1965 to show revised specifications.Issue S4: March, 1968.Issue *5: May, 1968 • Santolube 70r A replaces Santolube 70.Issue #6: December, 1968 to show revised specifications.Issue*?: December, 1969 to show cocposlticn change from /
Reviewed by: .
Revised by. '
J. F. Herber
L. R. Stark
0003523
B-5
Pydraul A-200
B-6
.Mo '.nto Comoanv. Organic Chcm rls Division
2. I-ANUFACTUPEP.-S NAME:————— ———————————*————-——————2————————————
3 f c .ANjFACTunER-s j-.33Pf.sv. 80° North Lindbergh J3tniif!vnrrl. St. T,nm«;. MissouriProduct watsr-insoluble. Soak up excess
f.. PROCEDURE IN CASE or B R E A K A G E OR LEAKAGE:——__—.——_———————————————————£.with rags or floor drying material; flush away and wash v/ith ^eteroent ;»n/j
water (hot if available). (Safety solvents may ba used)._________________-A-* n-ouin —rrn-v Shipping classification—hydraulic svstem
ShI5dSotherAth°aVpStVolcAum. " Normal industrial procedures and methods satisfactoryfor nancling. Bruins stored outdoors should be placed in a horizontal position.
6. FIRST AID TREATMENT:
———— Mo serious immediate effect. Wash with soap and waterA «KIM CONTACT:—:——————————————————————————-————————~ .'to avoid prolonged and repeated skin exposure
~ L o w degree of hazard due to low volatility at normal_______C. INHALATION:————-————-—————————————————————————
temperature.___________________.————.———————————————:——————Induce emesis and refer to physician for_______
O. ANTIDOTE IN CASE OF SWALLOWING:——————————————————————————— ~
symptomatic treatment.HYSIOLOGICAL PROPEPT
A. ACUTE ORAL TOXICITY
7 PHYSIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES^ - .
Oral LDciA in rats approximately 10,500:————————-——^"—————————————————————-
^-degree of irri.tation. ______________
Classed as mild skin irritant. Solvent action mayC. LOCAL EFFECTS UPON SKIM: —————————————————————————————————— ————————————————————— . -Y
natural fats and oils from surface of skin.
"ff lS? 5;£™ cutoHt££rr°^r^0?ranI^3 "su^eTo hoursexposure in atmosphere saturated Kith vapors.
Mlld
^.g^^r ' ^^,:r::~. ^
. . ._ . .--r»i /> I UV(-.IF!J!ST5l: ——————————————•-——————————————————
e. CHEMICAL ANO PHYSICAL PROPERTIES:1.415 - 1.430 /3 - .1 !A. SPECIFIC GRAVITY r.VAT£R=!j——————————————————.—————— —————————. 8. V\»OT< DENSITY {A:R--U____V J - '»
c. VAPOR pr:£sv.i*Er,m HJ AT 2vc.———lo ss than 0. 1 .nynL.Hg__ o. ^ ——ruuiLEaL—________.
E. COSROSIVIi AC'ICK ON r.GV.V-O.M MATERIALS SUCH AC: ALUV.'.NUK'.. MAGMEMUf.1.. PLEXIGLAS. RUllOCn. LAC'J'JSI
E - - A - > ; - L S FA"" c;- Is'° corrosivo action on mfetr. la; can soCtcn iuconipatiluc:_______» - . . . „ . „ _ „ . .....;.,,.. 1 ,,n , , .^ve rn;:i-i ir: | s? ;;j.t* n l j i s l i cScinslo'i-r.crr., (-..-iitil?:, l . icqucrs, cn;:njr.-' |s? :u>i' pl.-isSics
B.-7
. jx-cs-uot decompose v\. .1 exposed to a ir . Can Le au'et^ a uy - t / o n ^ o ~ u i . . . c . r sC. FOR MIXTURES GIVE THE PER TACE COMPOSITION OF INGREDIENTS:
COMPOUND PERCENT
P<r«jran1 A-?flfl i< a pvnpr jofa T-y p-<i^»i/-t^ fny^v^n^ p HTI *1/»t?'^*' ran POt N?________
divulged. Pydraul A-200 is a blend of highly stable aromatic chlorinatedhydrocarbon plus dye, defoamer, rust inhibitor additives.
NOTE: GENERALIZATIONS SUCH AS PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS. ALCOHOL. KETOWES. CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS.ETC.. ARE NOT ADEQUATE FOR TOX1COLOGICAL EVALUATION. PROPER CHEMICAL NAMES MUST BE KNOWN.
H. DOES THE MATERIAL GENERATE HEAT THROUGH POLYMERIZATION OR CONDENSATION? _______________________
No__________________1____________________________________________9. PRECAUT.ONS FOR NORMAL r——.T.OM« nc ..<c. Avoid repeated and prolonged contact
with the skin. Avoid inhalation of vapors if fluid is used at________elevated temperatures.
10. RECOMMENDED PROTECT.VE EQUIPMENT-. None should be required during -normal handlingat ambient temperatures.__________________________________________
II. A. FLASHPOINT *F: CLOSED CUP >--- _; OPEN ruP 390"F. rTl rK F.P. CHANGES DURING EVAPORATION GIVE
DATA: —-————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————:———————————•———————————————————————————
'B. EXPLOSIVE LIMITS (I VOL. AIR1: LOWER ————————————————— [UPPER ——————————————
determination paganingUst. Noc.D. F.RE POINT -F Greater than 725'F,AUTQ ,CMITION TEMPERATURE •? 1220>F-
E. VAPOR DENSITYUnknown --not applicable to fire resistant fluids
F. WHAT PRODUCTS WIGHT BE FORMED IN THE EVENT OF FIRE OR ABNORMAL TEMPERATURES?Soot, carbon mono:cide, carbon dioxide, phenolics, aldehydes,
. KCtones, JriCl"vapor, etc. ~ " ~ ~ , M. ...Carbon dioxide or dry foam extinguishing apcnts.G. SUITABLE EXTINGUISHING AGENTS: ———————————————————————————————-i—————————————s———————2——«——————
12. INFORMATION FURNISHED BY: R. EflUnet Kelly, M. D.Medical Director
TITLE: Monsanto CompanyCOMPANY- 800 H. Lindbergh Blvd.
St. Louis, Missouri 63166ADDRESS:
DATE: August 10, 1970
ING OF ITSSTATUTES AND COOES. AND RSQUI REM'iNTS OF GOV£««:.'.£NTAL AGENCIES.
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Fon-ial spacifications have been cancelled for the several finishedgoods cn2 raw aaterials Listed belcr»7o All existing copies -shouldbe destroyed froa your files* Appropriate reference files will be
ed oa each is the Standards Departeant.
Finished Goods
Pydraul A-200 of 7-26-61 - Production coved to WGK Plant
Saaticiser 692 of 1-26-60 - Cancelled. by Sales
' Santicissr 693 of 2-9-60 - Cancelled by Sales
Sayr Katsrials
221S5 - Dyes for aspirin - Cancel ?age dated 2-17-60S2S73 +• Arcaiatie Kapbtha Eeax'y - Ho longer usai as raw material
for Santiclzer blends. Cancel page dated 6-2S-59
Paul E» Divea
B-9
• •"1 -• .".-n U LI
Composition
81101 Aroclor 124281102 Aroclor 124881176 Santolube 39382113 Santolube 7031100 DC 200 Fluid, 350 cs20640 Dye, Blue A20317 Dye, Azo Oil Black
33.0 Ibs.56.0 Ibs.0.5 Ib.0.5 Ib.0.005 Ib.0.0007 Ib,0.0002 Ib.
Specifications^
Appearance
Plash point
Foam test
Sales
Cloudy, blue liquidfree 'of sediment
350*F minimum
Moisture 0.05# maximum(By KF in methanol)
NN
Pour point
SpG at 25/25°C
• Viscosities:at 100'Fat 210eF
0.80 to 1.10
+15 *F maximum
1.415 to 1.430
30.0 to 33.0 cs2.80 to 3.00 cs
Internal
Cloudy, blue liquidfree of sediment
360 to 390eP
100 ml max after 5minutes blowing
(Sales - 150 ml max)
0.03Jo maximum
0.85 to 1.05+10*F maximum '
1.418 to 1.427
30.5 to 32.52.84 to 2.96
Blending
Standard. See Process - Section III.
Toxicity & Hazards
Normal precautions
Issued; July, 196!
Revised ; April, 1962 to show blending operation changes.
Replaces;
Ten-ative Process for OS-95of May 5, 1958 and approved Amendment #1.Research Reoort: P-861Job: 2-02-750-01-3550
B.-10
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