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Progress in Rubber Insulation
Pages 93-100

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From page 93...
... Congress he.s not yet determined a synthetic rubber pol icy for the United States . Sub_co;nmittees are now studying the problem, but it is expected that permanent legislation '.~il?
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From page 94...
... ecti~re of maintaining a synthetic rubber industry SO that there can be made eva.ile~ble sufficient Quantities of syn Emetic rubber in the event of an emergency, it is easen1;ial tha1; manufacturers of rubber products maintain the technical '~know-how'' of using synthetic rubber. The only method of maintaining such a condition is for each manufacturer to consume regularly a certain proportion of synthetic rubber,, since an art of this sort is lost rapidly through disusee Of course, it is to be honed the t research in the field will continue acti~re9 end that the quality of synthetic may be improved still further so that the element of compulsion in using synthetic rubber will be minim)
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From page 95...
... Simplex flare and Cable Co. ~ in its ''Third Ferret to Industry7'4 stresses the superior aging properties of properly formulated GR-S insu7 ati ons in accelerated angina tests oared those compared Faith eaui~ral ent natur al rubber compounds.
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From page 96...
... Comme-clal. clays, whiting, zinc oxid e, titanium dioxide, litho~one, barium sulfate , zinc sulfide, calcium silicate, aluminum silicate, and hydrated alumina were studied.
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From page 97...
... C~b] ~ Insulation In ogle fiel d of special aged ications ~ MiJ 1 er, in a pe tent to American Anode, disc'oses36 & method to air aid tinning copper spire which is to be used in con junction vrith a latex dip ~ 97 _
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From page 98...
... by means of fine welter morays The '`rater is volatilized at this temperature, leaving ~ d~y surface on which a rubber hydrohalide solution is Sprayers The high temperature quickly volatilizes the Solvent, leaving a '` ne Allen on the surface of the lead. The lead is then cooled further by a water Spray.
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From page 99...
... WO New Synthetic Rubbers Based on Methyl Pentsaiene, India Rubber World, ~ 13 ~ 165 ~ 1 945 ~ 6. Brady, J
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From page 100...
... (to American Anode, Inc.)
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