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Report 3077-1
I 1•INVESTIGATION
OFHPIPELINE CONCEPTS, MATERIALS AND
CONSTRUCT ION TECHN I QUES
INTERIM REPORT
Art JANUARY 1976 - MAY 1976
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Prepa:red For D D OU. Mobility Equipment Sl rTFcr -t Belvoir, Virginia 22060 JUL 1 -2 1976
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Interim Report contains documentation of work accomplished duringPhase I of Investigation of pipeline concepts, materials, and constructiontechniques. Objective of Phase I was to select pipeline concepts mosttechnically feasible and suitable for military land transportafion ofbulk petroleum fuels In theater of operation under wartime conditions.Process of pipeline concept selection consisted of: (1) Defining desi~qnconstraints and pipeline characteristics controlling system concept\-'/('j 'L
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.configuration; (2) Defining interrelationshlps between those factors;(3) Researching and describing alternative pipeline concepts;(4) Selectingcandidate concepts exhibiting greatest potential. Methodology forevaluating performance of system concepts Is developed. Design criteriaare discussed. State-of-the-art and older systems are compared.•
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SUMMARY
This Interim Report contains documentation of the work accomplished
during Phase I of the Value Engineering Company Investigation of pipeline
concepts, materials, and construction techniques for the U. S. Army Mobility
Equipment Research and Development Command. The objective of Phase I of the
investigation was to select those pipeline concepts most technically feasible
and suitable for military land transportation of bulk petroleum fuels In a
theater of operation under wartime conditions. The process of pipeline
concept selection during Phase I consisted of the following steps: (I) Defln-
Ing the design constraints and pipeline characteristics which control the
configuration of a given system concept; (2) Defining the Interrelationships
between those factors; (3) Researching and describing alternative pipeline
concepts; and (4) Selecting those candidate concepts which exhibit the
greatest potential for use In the military land transportation of bulk
petroleum fuels.
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IIPREFACEI
This Interim Report describes Phase I work authorized by the United
States Army Mobility Equipment Research and Development Command, Fort Belvoir,
Virginia, under contract DAAG53-76-C-0096.
The work detailed herein comprises the definition and preliminary
evaluation portions of the Investigation of pipeline concepts, materials,
and construction techniques. Phase II will Involve a more thorough Investiga-
tion of those pipeline concepts offering the greatest potential for military
application.
The results of the investigation and the accompanying recommendations
concerning pipeline construction techniques will ultimately be combined with
studies on other aspects of the military pipeline design problem to form part
of the background research and development material for revised military
planning.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCT I OIPa
INVESTIGATION 2
Background and Scope 2
Industry Survey 4
Design Constraints and Sýstem Characteristics 5
SInterrelationship of Design Factors II
Scoring Values 19
Evaluation of Concepts 21
Results 23
DISCUSSION 24
Update of BPFS Findings 24
Concepts Defined 26Results of Evaluation 30
Comparison to Existing Systems 38
[I Concepts Selected 4C
Future Actions 41
CONCLUSIONS 42 iI[ REFERENCES 43
APPENDIX A Descriptions of Concepts Al
ii APPENDIX B Companies Mentioned in BPFS Report BI
APPENDIX C New Companies Contacted CI
APPENDIX D Other Infornatlon Sources DI
ii APPENDIX E Conca•pt Comparison Worksheets El(For F:Oure 8)
APPENDIX F Concept Comparison Worksheets Fl
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Number Title Page
I Design Factor Interrelationships 12
2 Number of Crews as a Function of Time per Joint 16
3 Number of Pumping Stations as a Function ofuWorking Pressure 17
4 Pump Station Reliability as a Function of
Si System Reliability and the Number of Stations 18
5 Scoring Matrix 20
6 Abbreviated Scoring Matrix 22
7 Concept Identification Codes 28
8 Elimination Scoring Results 31
9 CIBA-Geigy "Pronto-Lock" Joint 33
10 Bolted Grooved-Pipe Coupling Joint 34
II Race and Race "Racebi it" Joint 35
ti 12 Zapata Pipeline Technology
"Zap-Lok" Joint 36
13 Seal Friction Coupling Joint 37
14 Present Systems Compared to Proposed Concepts 39
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LIST OF SYMBOLS1I
Symbol Abbreviatkin In Charts (Figures I, 5, and 6)
AT Air TransportBF Bends vs FittingsCL ClimateDI DiameterEl Equipment Reqd (Installation)ET Equipment Reqd (Transportation)FF Friction FactorFT Fluid TemperatureHD Hostility DurationIR Installation RateIT Inspection/TestJC Joint CleanlinessJM Joining MethodMA MaterialMI Manhandling (Installation)MN MaintainabilityMT Manhandling (Transportation)NC Number of CrewsNL No Parallel LinesNP No of Pump StationPC Product ContamPF Pre-fab CapabilityPH Pump HorsepowerPL Pressure LossRC Reuse ComponentsRL ReliabilityRW Right of Way ReqdSD Surfac6 vs BuriedSC Size of CrewsSE Service Life :4SF SafetySK Skill LevelSL Section LengthST Storage LifeTJ Time per JointTL Total Length
STN Terrain 3TP ThroughputVE VelocityVL VulnerabilityWE WeightWP Working Pressure
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I NTRODUCT I ON
Military land transportation and distribution of bulk petroleum
products under wartime conditions present complex and demanding engineering
criteria for the design of a pipeline system. It Is the Army's Ubligation
to meet the numerous reaulrements Imposed In Installation and operation. To
that end, the purpose of this study Is to examine alternative pipeline 'I
concepts, and to select those candidates whose material properties, join-
Ing methods, and construction techniques most closely meet the following
objectives.::i. Maximum system reliability
2. Maximum rate of constructionp3. Minimum crew numbers, sizes, and skill levels
4. Minimum total amount of equipment required
1 5. Minimum total life cycle cost for a complete pipeline system
6. Minimum fuel loss potential
7. Minimum repair and maintenance time
SThe pipeline concepts selected as a result of the work during Phase I
of the Investigation will be the subject of a more intensive examination1
during Phase I1, In order to establish a detailed measure of cost and per-
formance for those concepts.
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INVESTIGATION
Background and Scope
SThe bulk fuel supply concept using militerv pipeline systems has
U proven to be an effective means for transporting large quantities of liquid
hydrocarbon fuels. Nevertheless, the use of coupled pipelines presents
various problems with regard to material composition, Installation, environ-
Hl ment, and other considerations.
- Welded steel pipelines currently dominate the Industry, yet the welding
process requires perfection to assure reliable construction. To date, the
Army has been unable to develop and maintain adequate crews of qualified
welders to support tactital military operations.
Early development of an automatic pipeline welding machine for use by
the Army made little progress. The mobile pipe mill developbd by Industry In
the early 1960's showaad promise, but Its operation was beset by nroblems with
production rate, reliability, operability, maintainability, manueverability,
'S transportability, and safety. MERADCOM subsequently recommended termtna-
tion of the mobile pipe mill development task. Both Ideas have since under-
' gond commercial development, but are not the ultimate systems.
The search for a more effective bulk petroleum distribution system,
however, has led to use of alternative materials for construction. A Combat
iOperations Research Group (CORG) study concluded that conventional steel
u 'pipe be replaced with buckle-jointed aluminum pipelines. A feasibility
study conducted for MERADCOM by Picatinny Arsenal suggested field fabrication
of fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) pipe as a potential means of military
pipeline construction. However, considering only the high throughput require-
S ILI ment and the rate of pipeline construction required for mobile military operatio•
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I an effective method of pipeline construction has yet to be determined.
The Investigation of various pipeline concepts, materials, and
construction techniques suitable for the military under stringent condl-
[ tions, involves numerous considerations. The scope of the present study
necessarily cannot cover all materials, Joining techniques, and construc-
tion procedures, but did involve a wide range of pipeline designs Inuor-
pora'rIng accepted Industry application criteria. Particular att-ntion was
given to various materials used to fabricate the pipeline Including metals,
plastics, composites and elastomers. Consideration also was given to oper-
ation and maintenance levels, personnel required for Installation, systemp4reliability and cost.
Phase I of the Investigation was, In effect, a four-part study to
reduce the large number of possible pipeline concepts to a smaller number
of the most promising ideas designated for further analysis. The first part
consisted of defining the faclors and characteristics to be considered and
constraints to be applied In determining the concepts' technical feasibility and
Lt military suitability. The next part consisted of establishing the Inter-
relationships between the factors, characteristics, and constraints. The
• U tnlrd part involved developing a comprehensive listing of alternative pipe-
line concepts. The final part of the study was the evaluation of all con-
cepts identified and selection of those pipeline concepts offering the greatest
potential for use in a military bulk fuel distribution system onvironment.
Phase II of the Investigation will be the more detailed study of those
selected concepts.
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Industry Survey f* '-r
IA considerable oor'in of Phase I effort Involved acquisition of
data pertaining to p jpeilne m:teral, Installat.onI and construction tech.-
niques. This was necessary to be able +o subsequently define the pipelinf.:
At the outset, 14 companies cl~ed In COR~fs Bulk Petroleum Facilities
and Systems (BPFS) Report (Reference 1), were contacted so as to update as
r much as possible the report findings. ,ppendix B contains a listing of those
companies. In addition, manufacturers and suppliers listed In Industrial
directories under appropriate "pipe" headings were contacted. Of the 774 corn-
panles contacted (Appendices B and C), 264 replied, Sixty-seven supplied useful
Li information, and 29 supplied Informatfon that was used In the conr.epts.
Other sources of Information consisted of professional and trade organ-
l.ations, listed in Appendix D, some of whom also furnished mem~arship llsls.
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Design Constraints and System Characteristics
•' T~e factors affecting the des.ign of military pipeline systems were
Sclassified as external design constraints and plpollne system characteristics.
The external constraints were those factors pertaining more to external phys-
Ical limitations of tho pipeline than the Inherent system characteristics.
The pipeline's "total length" and "throughput" are examples of external con-
L straints, whereas "pressure loss" Is a system characteristic. The factors
are listed and defined on the 'ollowing pages under six major groupings:
(I) external constraints, (2) storage, (3) transportation, (4) Installation,
(5) operation, and (5) pipe physicals. The list represents those parameters
considered primary to the pipeline system. It was not Intended to be all-
Inclusive, but rather to reflect professional judgement as to the most signi-
ficant items.
o External Constraints
Total Length - The total required length In miles of completed pipeline
measured from the port of entry to the bulk distribution breakdown point.
Throughput - The daily maximum required quantity of fuel to be passed
through the pipeline within 22 hours.
Installation Rate - The speed at which pipeline must be Installed (miles/day).
Climate - The climatic conditions at the Installation location which affec' 4
L pipeline installation and operation.
Terrain - The surface features of the Installation location which affect
pipeline Installation and operation.
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777Hostility Duration -The time span of the wartime conditions under which the
I pipeline must operate
E0 Storage
Storage Life - The maximum poriod of time materials may be stored under
probable (storage) conditions without deteriovation.
0 Transportation
Air Transport - The degree of suitability for air transportation via C-130
aircraft.
Manhandling - The degree of suitability --ýf pipeline components for repeated
physical handling by personnel; the maximum allow~able weig~ht of materials per
man is assumed to be 30 pounds for repeated lifting.
U Equipment Required - The types and quantities of equipment required for
delivery of pipeline components to the Installation site.
SInstallationI
Number of Crews -The total quantity of crew units required to Install the
L pipeline at the specified Installation rate.
Size of Crews - The number of persons required on each installation (joining)
crew to meet the specified installation rate with the method employed.
Skill Level -The level of training and practical experience required of
each crew member for proper installation of the pipeline.
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Safety - The absence or presence of hazards (to personnel) Inherent In
e particular construction technique.
Equipment required - rhe types and quantities of equipment required for
installation and construction of the pipeline.
Ii Surface vs Buried - The relation with regard to advantage of In.atalled
U• pipeline (below ground) to pipeline Installed at ground level.
Joining Method - The consstruction techniques and mechanical components
required to join pipe sections during Installation.
Time per Joint - The average elapsed time required by personnel to join
* two pipe sections during installation and move to the next joint.
Joint Cleanliness - The level of foreign matter present during installation
which affects proper joining of pipe sections.
Manhandilng - The degree of suitability of pipeline components for physical
handling by personnel; the maJImum allowable weight of materials per man is
1' assumed to be 30 pounds for repeated lifting.
Reuse components - Those pipeline system components which are capable of
being reused in new construction.
L Pre-Fab Capability - The possibility of performing some assembly operations
prior to stringing the pipe, such as attaching a coupling to one end of each
U length of pipe, so that only one connection need be made at Installation.
Bends vs Fittings - The relatlon with regard to advantage of the use of bent
pipe sections as opposed to the use of sepa-ate fittings for directional
l changes In the pipeline.
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Righ?,--of-Way Required- The distance (measured In feet) required on either
sid•a of the p pellne for equipment and personnel during Installation.
lyispection/Test -ThA Inspection and testing requirements for all components
of the completed pIpe mne.
Operation
Li Pump Horsepower - The hydraulic horsepower rating required of the pumps used
to propel fuel through the pipeline.
Number of Pump Stations - The total quantity of puriplng stations required
for the total length to pump fuel at the specified rate through the total
length.
Pressure Loss - The overall loss of fluid pressure due primarily to friction
as fuel passes through pipeline.
Velocity - The average speec6 of fuel flow necessary to maintain the required
rate of flow through the pipeline.
Fluid Temperature - The average temperature of fuel flowing through the
pipeline, determined mainly by the climatic conditions of the plp.;;ne
lj location.
Reliability - Probability that the pipeline will continue in operation for
a given period of time.
Maintainability - Probability of retaining an Item in or restoring an item
to operation under a given maintenance policy.
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Vulnerability -A measurement of the potential for pipeline operation disrup-
t Ion by externalI f orces( I. a. host IlIe act Ion).
Se-vice Life - The average expected length of time pipeline components will
function before requiring replacement.
Number Parallel Lines - The number of parallel pipelines required to maintain
a specified rate of flow.
[1 Pipe Physicals
Material - Pipe material and Its properties (i.e. composition, density). 1
.Product Contamination - The degree to which Interior surfaces of pipe couplings I
and fittings affect the quality of the fluid being pumped through the pipeline.
(1 Working Pressure - Average fluid pressures which fabricated pipe sections must
withstand during normal pipeline operation.
Friction Factor - Hazen-Williams coefficient (usually 140-150).
Weight - The average weight (in pounds) of fabricated pipe sections per foot jLi of length.
I Diameter - Pipe diameter (in Inches).
Wall Thickness - Half the difference between Inside and outside pipe diameter
dimensions (in Inches).
Section Length -Average length (in feet) of fabricated pipe sections.
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In addition, certain critical factors were given specified limits
by the Government In accordance with their overall program requirements.a Thes~s poin1is are listed below:
oThe Initial average daily throughput requirement will be not less
than 10,000 barrels (420,000 gallons) consisting of a product mix
of approximately 10 percent motor gasoline, 15 percent diesel fuel
and 75 percent jet fuel.
oThe max imum average da IlIy throughput requ Irement w Ill not exceed
35,000 barrels (1,470,000 gallons) consisting of a product mix of
20 percent motor gasoline, 30 percent diesel fuel and 50 percentI
11o The average dist1ance from the port of entry to the bulk distributionbreakdown point will be 100 miles.
o Construction, operation and maintenance of the pipeline shall be
possible In climatic categories 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7 as defined In AR 70-38.
o The nominal size of each candidate pipeline shall be either 4, 6 or 8
Inches. Use of multiple parallel lines to obtain required throughput
u requirements may be considered as an acceptable concept.
o All pipeline system components and each Item of required construction
equipment shall be air-transportable In C-130 aircraft.
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Interr-elationship of Design Factors
I Following the definition of the external design constraints and the
pipeline system characteristics, the next objective was the definition of the
Interrelationships among those factors. To aid In that determination, the
factors were arranged In a matrix similar to thai shown in Figure 1, as a
visual means of readily assessing the Interrelationship of the variables con-
LI sidered, The factors were listed as Independent variables (row headings),
dependent variables (column headings), or both. The external constraints,
for example, could only be considered as Independent variables. That Is,
they affected certain aspects of the system design, but In no way wero affected
by the system dec ign. Conversely, such characteristics as the joining method
* Ii for the pipe segments were affected by some factors of the system design and,
In turn, themselves had a bearing upon others.
The relationships that were determined to be most significant are mndi-
cated by the location of the dots In Figure 1, which may be read In the
fol lowing manner: "The skill level required of tha installation crews (the
11tenth column heading) Is a function of the equipment required for InstallationA
(the seventeenth row heading), the pipe joining method (the nineteenth row
heading), and the suitability of the joining method to either pre-fabrication
or pre-assembly (twenty-fourth row heading). As was the case with the original
compilation of system design factors, the Interactions shown were not Intended
L to be all-inclusive, but were chosen to provide a reasonably constructed tool.
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II mathematical terms In the following listing. There, those having strict
numerical relationshiDs were written as complete equations.
SST = f(MA)AT = f(WE, SL)MT = f(WE, DI, SL)ET = f(CL, TN, WE, DI, SL)
SNC= 8.8 iR ( TJ )( NL )(I NC = 8.8 IISL I
NC non-dimensionalIR in mi/day
TJ In min/jointNL non-dimensionalSL In ft
SC = f(CL, TN, El, JM, MI, WE)SK = f(El, JM, PF)SF = f(R, CL, TN, SK, El)
El = f(IR, CL, NC, SC, SK, bB, JM, RW, WE, Dl, SL)SB = f(MR, CL, TN, HD, El, IT, MN, VL)
/,. JM = fM R, HID, El, RC, PF, MA, WP)TJ = f(CL, TN, SK, JM, JC, MI, PF)
JC = f(TN, SK, JM)MI = f(SC, JM, WE, Dl, SL)RC-= f(ST, JM, BF, MA)PF = f(ST, JM)BF = f(MA, DI, WT, SL)RW = f(ET, El, JM, NL, DI)IT = f(SB, JM, MA, WP)
PH TP (PL)1714
PH in hp. PL In psiSTP In gal/min
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WPWPi sLI NP non-dimensionalPL In psiWP In psi .
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PL = 2.05 x 104 TL TP 2 . (Based on Hazen-Williams
PL In psi Equation)
TL In milesi)TP in gal/min
* f NL non-dimensionalFF non-dimensional
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VE 408 TP
VEn t /seNLVE In ft/secITP In gal/minDI In InchesNL non-dimensional
FT = f(CL)
RL = f(TL, CL, TN, HD, JM, FT, VL, SE, NL, PC, WP)MN = f(TL, CL, TN, HD, SB, JM, IT, SE, NL)VL = f(TL, CL, TN, HD, SB, SE, NL)SE = t(CL, TN, HD, FT, RL, MN, VL, WP)NL = f(TP, IR, PL, VL, WP, DO)PC = f(TP, ST, MA)WP = f(PL, MA, DI, WT)FF = f(MA) (Hazen-W I I lams Coefficient,
usually 140-150)
WE = 226 MA (SL) (WT)(2 DI + WT)
MA In lb/In3 (density)SL In ftWT In InchesDI In Inches
DI = f(TP, NL, WP)
WP (DI)WT=2 MA + 8 W
WP In psiDI in InchesMA In psi (allowable stress)WP in psi
SL = f(AT)
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I ~These functions were developed primarily as an aid to the detailed ':0 definition of system concepts and as such will find more specific application
in Phase I11 of the study. However, for the first phase some of the relations
served as Indicators to put some points of perspective Into the overallu ~system design problem.For example, given a section length of 40 feet and an Installation
Urate of 18.6 miles per day, the relation shown In Figure 2 Indicates how
rapidly the total number of Installation crews for two 10-hour shifts
Increases with the time required to make the joints, almost to the pointv of excluding anything requiring more than 15 to 20 minutes.
Another Instance of such a limitation Is shown In Figure 3 where,
given a throughput of 35,000 barrels per 22-hour day and a total system
length of 100 miles, the graph Indicates how rapidly the need for additional
pumping stations increases with a decrease In working pressure. Related to
this requirement are the reliability limits shown In Figure 4 where, even
assuming a reliability of 1.00 for the pipeline Itself, It can be seen for
example, that if a system required 16 or more pumping stations, the overall
system reliability could not exceed .85.
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Figure 3: Number of Pumping Stations as a Function of Working Pressure
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REQUIRED PUMP STATION RELIABILITY
Number of System Rellabilli-y
L Pump Stations .75 .80 .85 .90 .95
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Figure 4: Pump Station Reliability as a Function of System Reliability
k and the Number of Stations
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Scorin Values "
I! In order to employ the Interrelationships or Interactions between
U the design factors as a tool for comparison of the concepts, It was neces-
sary to assign a value to each of the 162 relationships shown In Figure 1.
Thneach pair of concepts could be compared on the basis of each Inter-
action.
The method which was employed Is as follows:
H (1) Each row entry was assigned a value based upon the number of desig-
nated Interactions !n that row. For example, the row labelled "Joining Method"
Li has 12 Interactions. The Independent variable "Joining Method:, therefore,
H has a value of 12/162 on the basis of the 162 possible Interactions.
(2) Each column entry was given a value based upon the number of Inter-
actions In that column and the values from step (1) of each of the rows Inter-
acting In that column. For exampib, the column labelled "Size of Crews" has
I six Interactions whose row values total 47/162. The dependent variable "Size
of Crews" then has a value of 6/(47/162).
(3) The value for each Individual Interaction then was taken as the
K normalized product (rounded-off) of the row and column values. Using the same
example as in steps (1) and (2) above, the product is (12/162) times [6/(47/162)]or 1.532. Normalizing on the maximum possible value of 2.000 (which occurs at
the interaction of "Service Life" as a function of "Climate") the scoring value
for the example Is (1.5312/2.000) 10 = 7.66 or, rounded off, 8, as shown In
[iFigure 5 at the Interaction of "Size of Crews" as a function of "Joining Method".After the results were compiled, each Interaction value was examined
for plausibility. Any anomalies were reconciled through re-examination of the
definitions of variables Involved.
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Evaluation of Concepts
Due to the large number of concepts defined, the number of Interactions
[ ~shown In Figure 5, and the Incompleteness of the data for' some concepts, It
was decided that a more basic set of design evaluation criteria than that of
Figure 5 should be used to reduce the field of candidates. It was imper-
ative, however, that as many variables as possible be considered.
The abbreviated matrix shown In Figure 6 was developed for this
[ purpose. It required the specification of only four Independent variables
(joining method, pipe material, working pressure, and weight), yet those four
had a bearing upon 27 of the 36 dependent variables. The values used for each
of the interactions were the same as those assigned In the full matrix.
L Using this chart the concepts, taken in pairs, were scored by com-
parison. That Is, the attributes of the two concepts were compared In each
of the 36 points of consideration. in each Instance the concept having the
superior characteristics received the scoring value. In the case of equal
qualifications or where sufficient data was unavailable, both concepts were
I awarded the value. Thus, 1he significance of the two total concept scores
was not their magnitudes, but the difference between them.
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Update of BPFS Findings
[3 The BPFS Report was used as background Information, and an attempt
was made to contact all companies mentioned In the report In order to update
the data and determine the extent of new developments in areas pertaining
Hto piping, hardware, and welding techniques. Any additional informatlon
available on materials, Joining devices and methods, and high speed pipe-
line construction methods also was solicited.
Of the 14 companies mentioned In the BPFS Report (see Appendix B)
Mobile Pipe Constructors, manufacturer of a mobile pipe mill, and FrIeberg
and Fonnsbeck, who were suppliers of a spiral weld tube mill, could not be
located. Amercoat failed to reply to Inquiries pertaining to FRP pipe
V i systems and Westinghouse did not reply with Information on Its automatic
welder.
Three companies Indicated no further development of products since
H 1969. They are Aerojet-General with rispect to explosive welding ("Shock-
weld"), and Reynolds Aluminum and Rockwell International (North American
Rockwell) with respect to automatic welders.
However, based on responses received, It was determined that sixcompanies' products are currently available comnercially. CIBA-Ge.gy ei
H i(referenced in the BPFS Report as CIBA Products) currently has FRP pipe
systems on the market as dues A. 0. Smith. Gustln-Bacon's and Victaulic's
L! grooved pipe couplings, Race and Race's coupled hose/pipe and Zapata's
(referenced as Anbeck's) "Buckle-Joint" are available commercially. It
also was determined that CRC Automatic Welding (CRC-Crouse International)
has developed an automatic welder applicable down to 24 Inch diameter and
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All data furnished for currently available Items was examined and Incor-
porated In the concepts considered.
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Concepts Defined
On the basis of data obtained from the companies contacted, 39 pipe-
line concepts (see Appendix A) were Identified and defined, collectively
employing an assortm6nt of conduit material and joining methods and tech-
i niques. The only systems eliminated from further consideration employed
H glass, wood, concrete, or lead pipe and, therefore, were not suitable for
the specified military application.
Of the concepts selected for consideration, all employed either
metallic pipe, non-metallic pipe, or hose. Joining methods Included
welding, adhesive bonding, couplings, friction, or mechanical means.
For purposes of Identification a five-digit hexadecimal number was
assigned to each concept, each digit representing a characteristic or para-
Smeter. The chart which follows (Figure 7) presents an explanation of the
code. For example, the 2 in the Identification code 2173D signifies the
concept status (proposed during this study); the I Indicates the Joining
UI method (mechanical coupling); the 7 Indicates the Joint geometry (separate
-ittings); the 3 Indicates the Joint description (thermal welding); and the
D Indicates the conduit material (polypropylene pipe).
Recognizing that application of any oncept would fall Into the near
U time-frame, It was necessary to consider only those concepts either commer-
dcall',/ available now In the form specified or those requiring only adaptation
or modification of equlpmnnt to meet the criteria. Any long-term process
Sdevelopment was not deemed feasible, hence, no concepts requiring that type
of development were considered.
Concepts defined Included five systems currently used ty the military:
concepts 11112, 12342, 12343, 1234E, and 1240E (reference Appendix A). Three
employ steel pipe and two use synthetic rubber hose; four are Joined by
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I couplIng employs a cam and groove catch.
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JOINT DESCRIPTION
0 - Not applicableI - Manual welding2 - Automatic welding3 - Thermal welding4 - Bolted couplingS5 - Wedge locking coupling6 - Latching coupling7- Bolted gripping coupling8 - Rubber seal or "0" ring9 - Flange clamp and 11" ringA - Locking stripB- Butt-and-strap hand lay-upC - ThreadedD - Male/Remale threaded Integral couplingE - SwagingF - Latchlig lugs
CONDUIT MATERIAL
I - Aluminum, schedule 40 pipe, 6061-T6 or 6063-T632 - Steel, API 5L pipe, grade A or B3 - Steel, lightweight tubing4 - Steel, schedule 40 pipe5 - Steel, high-strength well casing6 - Steel, spiral welded p'pe7 - Cast iron pipe8 - Ductile iron pipe9 - Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipeA - Polyester resin fiberglass reinforced plastic
(FRP) pipeB - Epoxy resin fiberglass reinforced plastic pipeC - High density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe
IL D - Polypropylene pipeE - Synthetic rubber hose
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Results of Evaluation
The results of the evaluation of the concepts using the scoringIA matrix of Figure 6 Is shown In Figure 8. There the concepts which were
Iipaired for comparison at the various stages of the ellinInation process areshown with their relative scores.
LI In Figure 8, throe concepts (2123C, 21730, and 2458C) received
scores of zero. This was due to the fact that the materials Involved,
high density polyethylene (HOPE) and polypropylene, were found not to be
lA compatible with the applicable petroleum products throughout the specified
environmental temperature range. The merits or shortcoming of some jf the
11other system concepts are listed below.
{jSystem Concept Features Disadvantages
U11112 Reliability, Skill level, Inspection,Working Pressure Time
* jb~12342 Skiil level Time, Weight *12343 Skill level, Working pressure,
Weight Vulnerability
1234E Skill level, Time Working pressure,
Vulnerability
1240E Skill level, Time, Wor-king pressure,
Weight Reliability
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Time, Weight *228AI Trime, Weight, Skill level,, EquipmentHWorking pressure required
2350B Working pressure, Time
Weight
24'0EI Working pressure. Skill level,Weight, Time Equipment required
24789 Skill level, Working pressure,tegt ie eibltThe details of the scoring In each comparison are shown In Appendix E.
The five concepts which survived the elimination process are shown
In Figures 9 through 13. In general, the qualities exhibited by all five
were relatively light weigh,-', relatively fast joining times, end relatively
Llow skill levels required. This was, however, accomplished at the expense of
lowor- operating pressures and Increased vulnerability In some cases.
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Comparison to Existing Systems
us Since the present military systems were not represented In each
major branch of Figure 8. It was necessary to rate each of the five proposed
i concepts against each of the five present systems In order to establish their
relative merit. The results of this are shown In Figure 14. In every case
!t can be seen that using the limited criteria established, the proposed
concepts outweigh the present systemis. The numbers In parentheses below
the proposed concept codes are the total of the differences between the concepts
scares and the present systems' scores. The details of the scoring of each
comparison are shown In Appendix F.
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The four concepts selected are those with the highest scoring values
overall and represent those concepts remaining after the evaluation process
which ndicate, on the basis of performance, the greatest potential for mlli-
tary application. The four concepts, 220DB, 22341, 225FI, and 240EI, on the
basis of initial assessment, would meet the specified criteria. Three employ
i aluminum pipe, while one uses fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe. All are Joined
by methods basically available commercially.
The fifth concept from Figure 14 was eliminated from further considera-
tion because of its lower scores and due to anticipated seepage rates higher
than would be acceptable. That is, In the usual application for that type
of pipe (water lines), relatively high seepage at the Joints Is allowed as
the minimum quality level of the pipe. Development of that concept would,
therefore, require changes In specified tolerances, manufacturing methods,
and/or the geometry of the proprietary seal Involved. While this could
undoubtedly be accomplished, the other four concepts do not have problems of
this nature.
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:5 The Phase it investigation will a~ssess, In detail, the effectiveness
for each of the four selected pipeline concepts as components of the overall
system for the distribution of ý-ulk fuel. Particular attention will be directed I
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CONCLU'SIONS
The Phase I Investigation has yielded the following conclusions:
o On the basis of contact with professional and trade organizations
and private Industry, oniy a few areas of pipeline technology have shown
marked progress or development In the last several years. For example,,
auoaic welding tehiushave Improved the qulity of jints but beause
there has been no reduction In time required, rapid pipeline Installation Is
not possible. Hose Is relatively versatile, can be easily transported and
Installed, but Its application Is limited by Its low working pressures.
onry As a result of the Information obtained an n h basis of prelirri.
ofasystem for distribution of bulk fuel appears feasible.
o All four concepts under consideration appear to besproon the
limited basis of the preliminary evaluation to the military systems currently
available.
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'IREFERENCES
I. Bulk Petroleum Facilities and Sy tems(BPFS) -,1970-1985; TechnicalOperations, Inc.; Alexandria, Va'.'; Nvember 1969.
2. Technical Evaluation of Automatic Processes and Equipment for WeldingPipeline G0rMh JolntsT-'. R. Habicht; et aT;- Battelle Memorial Institute;Cournbus, Oh.; May 1 1969.
3. FM 10-20; Organization Maintenance - Military Petroleum Pipelines, Tanks,and Relatelquin; Dept. of the Army; WashIngton, -.mIV '9 7
4. FM 10-67; Petroleum Sup I In Theaters of Operations; Dept. of the Army;Washington, D. C.; A r"F96'.
5. TM 5-343; Military Petroleum Pipeline Systems; Dept. of the Army;Washington, D. C.; February 1969.
S6. TM 1O-11I01; Petroleum Handlin Equipment and Operation; Dept. of the Army;
Washington, Un. Ry-qie s S.p
U7. MII-A-8421F: "Air Transportability Requirements, General Specificationfor"; 25 October 1974.
8. Mil-H-52262A; "Hose Assembly, Rubber: Lightweight, Collapsible,4-Inch";13 March 1970.
I!9. MII-H-82127; "Hose Assembly, Rubber (Synthetic); Fuel, Discharge#
Lightweight"; 6 June 1966.
10. AR 70-38; Research, Development, Test and Evaluation of Material forExtreme Clima#tic .Coditlons; Dept. of the-Ary; Wa'shn---gton, D. C.5w 1§99.
11. MiI-HDBK-759; Human Factor_..ss .Engineering De n for Materiel; U. S.Army Missle Command; Redstone Arsenal, Al.; 12 March 1975.
12. API 5L; "Specification for Line Pipe"; American Petroleum Institute;Dallas, Tx.; 21st Edition, March 1965.
13. ASTM B345; "Aluminum Alloy Seamless Extruded Tube and Seamless Pipe for Gasand Oil Transm-ission and Distribution Piping Systems"; American Society forTesting and Materials; Philadelphia, Pa.; 1973.
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Concept Code 11112
Description: This concept code represents a pipeline type currently usedby the nhflitary. It employs steel, API 5L Dlpu, grade A or B, joined bymanval welding. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are10.00 LB/FT, 14.97 LB/FT, and 22.34 LB/FT, respectively; correspondingworking pressures ar-e 1700 psi, 1200 psi, and 1000 psi, respectiv~iy.
Concept Code 12342
Desceipticn: This concer'!" code represents a conventional t;'pe pipelineemploy!ng steel, API 5L pipe grade A or B, with grooved pipe couplings,such as, VictualIC style 77 or Gustin-Bacon No. 100 bolted couplings.Weights of 4 Inch, b Inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are 10.00 LB/FT,14.97 LB/7T, and 22.34 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressuresare 1000 psi, 1000 psl, and 800 psi, respectively.UIConcep t Code. 12343
Description: ThIs concept code represents a conventional type pipelineomploying llghtt;eight steel tubing with welded end nipples. The Joiningmethod Is the same as that used In concept code 12342, above. Weights of4 Inch, 6 Inch 8nd 8 Inch diameter tubing are 3.53 LB/FT, 7.28 LB/FT, and9.51 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressures are 600 psi,0-10 psi, and 500 psi, respectively.
Concept Code 1234E
De&,crlption: This concept code represnnts a pipeline type currently used bythe military. It employs synthetic rubber hose assemblies as covered byMIL-H-52262, joined by grooved pipe couplings. Weight of 4 Inch diameter[ hose is 1.65 LB/FT, with a working pressure of 125 psi (500 burst/225 proof).
Concept Code 1240E
Description: This concept code represents a pipeline type currently used bythe military. It employs syntheticc rubber hose assembl Ies as covered byl. MIL-H-82127, joined by car, and groove coupllnjs. Weights of 4 inch and 6Inch diameter hoses are 1.25 LB/FT and 2.3 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding
working pressure Is 100 psi for both dimmeters (400 burst/20O proof).
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Concept Code 21111Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employing
nIuminum, schedule 40, 6061-T6 pipe, joined by manual welding. Weightsof 4 Inch, 6 inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are 3.73 LB/FT, 6.56 LB/FT,&nd 9.83 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding wurklng pressures are 1000 psi,800 psi, and i50 psi, respectively.
SConcept Code 21122
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingsteel, ANP 5L pipe, grade A or E, Joined by automatic welding equipment,such as, that avaliable from Olnetrics. Astro-Arc, or Sclaky Bors. Weightsof 4 inch, 5 inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are 10.0 LB/FT, 14.97 LB/FT,and 22.34 LB/FT, respectively; corresoondino working pressure..s are 1700psi, 1200 psi, and 1000 psi, respectively.
Concept Code 21230
Description: This concept coda rapresents a pipeline employing high densIty ,1polye-hylcne (HDPE) pipe, joined by thermal welding, such as Ryerson "Monoline"and M, L, Sheldon "Sclairpipe". Weights of 4 inch, 6 inch, and 8 Inch pipeare 2.77 LB/rT, 5.99 LB/PT, and 9.35 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding workingpressure is 160 ps) for all diameters.
Concept Code 2173D
Description: This concept code represents a pipeline employing Schedule 40polypropylene pipe, Joined by thermally welded, separate fittings (R & GS;oane +Fuseal"). Weight of 4 Inch and 6 Inch diameter pipes are 1.87 LB/FTand 3.56 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressures are 125 psiand 100 psi, respectively.
Concept Code 220DB
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employing epoxyresin fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe, joined by CIBA-Gelgy "Pronto-Lock"and "Pronto-L4 ock I1" male/femele Integral t hreaded couplings. Wealjhts ror4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are 0.8 L.B/FT, 1.7 LB/FT, and 3.3LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressures are 300 psi, 200 psi,and 150 psi, respectively.
Concept Code 22272
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employing steel,API 5L pipe, Grade A or B, joined by Gustin-Bacon No. 200 bolted gripping
r couplings. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are 10.00
LB/FT, 14.97 LB/FT, and 22.34 LB/FT, respectiveiy; corresponding workingpressures are 1000 psi, 600 psi, and 500 psi, resp3ctiv61y.
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Concept Code 22273
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employinglightweight steel tubing, Joined by the same mechanical coupling as that
3used In Concept Code 22272, above. Weights of 4 inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inchdiameter pipes are 3.53 LB/FT, 7.28 LB/FT,and 9.51 LB/Fr, respectively;corresponding working pressures are 600 psi, 600 psi, and 500 psi,respectively.
Concept Code 22341
[ Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline of a typenot currently used by the military. Conduit material is aluminum, schedule40, 6061-T6. Sections are Joined by grooved pipe couplings, such as,Gustin-Bacon No. 101 bolted coupling. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8inch diameter pipe are 3.73 LB/FT, 6.56 LB/FT, and 9.88 LB/FT, respectively;corresponding working pressures are 1000 psi, 1000 psi, and 800 psi,respectively.
Concept Code 22356
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingspiral-welded steel pipe, Joined by Naylor "Wedgelock" wedge locking grooved-pipe couplings. Weights of 4 inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are3.96 LB/FT, 7.94 LB/FT, and 13.20 LB/Fr, respectively; corresponding working
pressure Is 400 psi for each diameter.
i ~Concept Code 22363
L Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline of a type notcurrently used by the military. Conduit material consists of lightweightsteel tubing with welded end nipples. Sections are joined by latching
• *grooved pipo couplings, such as, VicTaullc style 78 or Gustin-Bacon No. 115.Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameter tubing are 3.53 LB/FT, 7.28LB/FT, and 9.51 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressures are300 psi, 300 psi, and 300 psi, respectively.
L Concept Code 22401
Description: This concept code represents z proposed pipeline employingaluminum, schedule 40,.6061-T6 pipe, joined by cam and groove type couplings,such as, Andrews 400A, 400D, 600A, 600D, 800A, 800D, or OPW 633-A, 633-DNPT female threads (aluminum). Weights of 4 inch, 6 Inch, and 8 inchdiameter pipes are 3.73 LB/Fr, 6.56 LB/FT, and 9.88 LB/FT, respectively;
corresponding working pressures are 100 psi, 75 psi, and 50 psi, respectively.
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Concept Code 22404
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingsteel, schedule 40 pipe, joined by cam and groove type couplings, such as,Andrews 400A, 400D, 600A, 600D, 800A, 800D or OPW 633-A, 633-D NPT femalethreads. (steel). Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipesare 10.79 LB/FT, 18.97 LB/FT, and 28.55 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding
Uj working pressure Is 100 psi for the 4 and 6 Inch diameters.
Concept Code 224AB
L Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingfilament wound epoxy resin fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe, joined bybell and spigot coupling with locking key strip, such as those available
j J from Brunswick and Fiberglass Resources.
l_!Concept Code 225F,
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingaluminum 6063-T63 pipe, joined by Race and Race "Racebilt" bell and spigotcoupling with "0" ring and latching lugs. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and8 inch diameter pipes are 1.35 LB/FT, 3.06 LB/FT, and 4.64 LB/FT, respec-tively; corresponding working pressure Is 350 psi for each diameter.
Concept Code 2269A
Description: This concept code represants a proposed pipeline employingLi filament wound polyester resin fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) pipe, ijoined by Beetle "Quick-Lock" flange clamp with "0" ring. Weights of 4Inch, 6 inch, and 8 Inch diamoter pipes are 1.5 LB/FT, 2.7 LB/FT, and4.1 LB/FT, respectively;corresponding working pressures are 200 psi, 200psi, and 150 psi, respectively.
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employing
epoxy resin fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe, joined by FiberglassResources' "Kwik-Key" coupling with "0" ring and locking strip. Weightsof 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are .8 LB/FTL 1.6 LB/FT, and2.7 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressures are 350 psi,250 psi, and 260 psi, respectively.
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orv •well casing couplings. Weights of 4 inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameterpipes are 11.60 LB/FT, 23.00 LB/FT, and 32.00 LB/FT, respectively;
corresponding working pressures are 2100 psi, 1700 psi, and 1500 psi,respectively.
Concept Code 228AI
.4 Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingaluminum, schedule 40 pipe, Joined by Sandia Labs' male/female tongue andgroove coupling with locking strips ("Taped Joint"). Weights of 4 Inch,6 Inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are 3.73 LB/FT, 6.56 LB/FT, and 9.88LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressures are 1700 psi, 1200psi, and 1000 psi, respectively.
Concept Code 228A2
l Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingsteel, API 5L pipe, Grade A or B, Joined by the same coupling as that usedIn Concept Code 228AI, above. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch
Eu diameter pipes are 10.00 LB/FT, 14.97 LB/FT, and 22.34 LB/FT, respectively;corresponding working pressures are 1700 psi, 1200 psi, and 1000 psi,respectively.
E Concept Code 2294B
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingepoxy resin fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe, joined by "Gamagrlp"swaged-on grooved pipe couplings. Weights of 4 Inch and 6 inch diameterpipes are .8 LB/FT and 1.7 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding workingpressures are 225 psi and 250 psi, respectively.
Concept Code 232BA
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingfilament wound polyester resin fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) pipe,Joined by butt and strap hand lay-up of resin and mat, such as that avail-able from Century Fiberglass. Weights of 4 inch, 6 inch, and 8 inchdiameter pipes are 1.5 LB/Fr, 2.7 LB/Fr, and 4.1 LB/Fr, respectively;corresponding working pressure Is 150 psi for each diameter.
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Concept Code 23509
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingpolyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe, Joined by cemented (adhesive bonded) bell
A and spigot couplings, such as those available from Certain-Teed. Weightsof 4 inch and 6 Inch diameter pipes are 1.822 LB/FT and 3.947 LB/FT,respectively; corresponding working pressure Is 200 psi for both diameters.
Concept Code 2350B .4
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingepoxy resin fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe, joined by cemented(adhesive bonded) bell and spigot couplings, such as those available fromFiberglass Resources, Fiber Cast, and Koch. Weights for 4 Inch, 6 Inch and 8
Lill Inch diameter pipes are .8 LB/FT, 1.6 LB/FT, and 2.7 LB/FT, respectively;corresponding working pressures are 350 psi, 250 psi, and 260 psi,
cie respectively.
Concept Code 23709•,IDescription: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employing
polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe, joined by cemented (adhesive bonded)fittings, such as those available from Certain-Teed and Dixie Plastics.Weight of 4 Inch, 6 inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are 1.822 LB/FT,3.947 LB/Fr, and 6.679 LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressureS~Is 200 psi for each diameter.
Concept Code 2370B
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingepoxy resin fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) pipe, Joined by ConleyFRP cemented (adhesive bonded) fittings. Weights for 4 Inch, 6 inch, and8 Inch diameter pipes are .8 LB/FT, 1.6 LB/FT, and 2.7 LB/FT, respectiveiy;corresponding working pressure Is 150 psi for each diameter.
Concept Code 240EI
rI Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingaluminum, schedule 40, 6061-T6 pipe, Joined by Zapata "Zap-Lok" swagedbell and spigot friction coupling. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inchdiameter pipes are 3.73 LB/Fr, 6.56 LB/FT, and 9.88 LB/FT, respectively;corresponding working pressures are 1700 psi, 1200 psi, and 1000 psi,respectively.
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Concept Code 240E2
4 Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingsteel, API 5L pipe, Grade A or B, joined by the same method as that usedIn Concept Code 240EI, above. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inchdiameter pipes are 10.00 LB/FT, 14.97 LB/FT, 22.34 LB,/FT, respectively;corresponding workicig pressures are 1700 psi, 1200 psi, and 1000 psi,respect ivelIy.
Concept Code 24587
Description: This concept code represents a pipeline employing cast Ironpipe, Joined by a bell and spigot type friction joining mechanism with an"0" ring seal, such as McWane "Tyton" and American "Fastite". Weights of4 Inch, 6 inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipes are 15 LB/FT, 23.9 LB/FT, and34.7 LB/FT, respectively: corresponding working pressure Is 350 psi foreach diameter.
Concept Code 24588
Description: This concept code represents a pipeline employing ductile ironpipe, Joined by a bell and spigot type friction Joining mechanism with an"110 "t ring seal, such as McWane "Tyton" and American "Fastite". Weights of4 Inch, 6 ncii, and 8 inch diameter pipes are 13.4 LB/FT, 21 LB/FT, and 29.7LB/FT, respectively; corresponding working pressure Is 350 psi for eachd iameter.
Concept Code 24589
t pDescription: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingpolyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe, joined by bell and spigot coupling with
IT rubber seal, such as ASC Plastics' "Vulcan" with :.!tegral coupler; Certain-Teed "Fluid-Tite"; Clow "Bell-Tite"; Ethyl "Bell-Ring"; Johns-Manville"Ring-Tite"; Rehau "Mechan-O-Joint". Weights for 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 inchdiameter pipes are 1.86 LB/FT, 4.05 LB/FT, and 6.91 LB/FT, respective;y;
i L corresponding working pressure Is 200 psi for each diamter.
'T Concept Code 2458C
Description: This concept code represents a pipeline employing high densitypolyethylene (HDPE) duct, with a bell and spigot type friction Joiningmechanism with an 110" ring seal, such as Phillips Products "Driscon 3700".Weights for 4 Inch and 6 Inch line are .96 LB/FT and 1.82 LB/FT, respectively;corresponding working pressure Is 75 psi for both diameters.
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Concept Code 24789
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingpolyv;nyl chloride (PVC) pipe, Joined by Tridyn "Wedge-Tite" frictioncoupling with rubber seal. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 inch, and 8 Inch diameter
Spipes are 1.48 LB/FT, 3.22 LB/FT, and 5.44 LB/FT, respectively; correspond-Ing pressure Is 200 psi for each diameter.
Concept Code 247EI
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employingaluminum schedule 40, 6061-T6 pipe, Joined by McDonnell "Duraswage" swagedfriction couplltns. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 inch, and 8 Inch diameter pipesare 3.73 L,-FT, 6.56 LB/FT, and 9.88 LB/FT, respectively; correspondingworking pressures are 1700 psi, 1200 psi, and 1000 psi, respectively.
Concept Code 247E2
Description: This concept code represents a proposed pipeline employing Isteel, API 5L pipe, Grade A or B, joined by the same method as that usedin Concept Code 247EI, above. Weights of 4 Inch, 6 Inch, and 8 Inch dia-meter pipes are 10.00 LB/FT, 14.97 LB/FT, and 22.34 LB/FT, respectively;
corresponding working pressures are 1700 psi, 1200 psi and 1000 psi,Srespectively. j
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Aerojet-General Corporation (AOMC) X9236 East Hall RoadDowney, California 90241
f Aeroquip Diiso x xxGustln-Becon DivisionPost Office Box 927
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Amercoat CorporationAmeron Corrosion Control DivisionBrea, California 92621
Anbeck CompanyPost Offlce'Box 19415S~Houston, Texas 77024
(See Zapata)
IT CIBA-Gelgy Corporation X X XPipe Systems Department9900-T Northwest Freeway
Houston, Texas 77018
CIBA Products Company
556 Morris AvenueSummit, New Jersey 07901(See Ciba-Geigy)
CRC-Crose International, Incorporated X XEl Post Office Box 3227
Houston, Texas 77024
E Frleberg and Fonnsbeck Associates XPost Office Box 2127Fullerton, California 92633
Gustin-Bacon DivisionCertain-Teed Products CorporationPost Office Box 15079-SKansas City, Kansas 66115(See Aeroquip)
"Mobile Pipe Constructors, Incorporated16 Edgewater DriveBelvedere, California 94920
Mohr, Glen XPost Office Box 52Linthicum, Maryland 21090(See Mobile Pipe Constructors)
Race and Race, Incorporated X X XPost Office Box 1400Winter Haven, Florida 33880| B2
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Reynolds Aluminum Company X XPost Office Box 27003-ZA
2, Richmond, Virginia 23261
Rockwell International XNorth American Aviation Group1700 East Imperial HighwayEl Segundo, California 90245
kSmth, A. 0., Corporation X XReinforced Plastics Division
2700 West 65th StreetLittle Rock, Arkansas 72209
Victaulic Company of America X X X0• 3102 Hamilton BoulevardSouth Plainfield, New Jersey 07080
Westinghouse Electric CorporationIndustrial Equipment DivisionPost Office Box 300Sykesville, Maryland 21784
Zapata Pipeline Technology, Incorporated X X X2521 Fairway Park DriveSuite 420Houston, Texas 77018
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Aanonson Sprinkler CompanyI 5434 East Tulare Street
Fresno, California 93727
Abbeon Cal, Incorporated X123-33 F Gray AvenueSanta Barbara, CalIfornia 93101
Abbott Rubber Company X X2482 Delta LaneElk Grove Village, Illinois 60007
Academy Metal Products Company, Incorporated10 Edward Hart Drive
r Jersey City, New Jersey 07305
Adadia Plastics, IncorporatedEast Bethpage RoadPlainview, New York 11803
Accurate Machine Products Corporation712 West Walnut StreetJohnson City, Tennessee 37601
Ace Irrigation and Manufacturing CompanyKearney Air Force BaseKearney, Nebraska 68847
4 Acer and Whedon, Incorporated X216 CommercialMedina, New York 14103
Aclpco Steel ProductsDivision of American Cast Iron Pipe Company2900 16th StreeT, North
Birmingham, Alabama 35207
Acme-Hamilton Manufacturing Corporation XPost Office Box 361Trenton, New Jersey 08603
Acme Tube, IncorporatedI Somerset Valley Industrial CampusSomerset, New Jersey 08873L
Action Plastics Company52 Furler StreetTotowa, New Jersey 07511
Adam Metal Supply625 Evans StreetElizabeth, New Jersey 07072
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Adams Companyif1477 McCarter Highway
Newark, New Jersey 07104
dAFC, IncorporatedHighway 52, SouthChatfield, Minnesota 55923
A & G Plastic Products, Incorporated X
Post Office Box 838ASturgis, Michigan 49091
AGL Welding Supply Company600T U. S. Highway No. 46Clifton, New Jersey 07015
Air Plastics, IncornoratedPost Office Box 420679707 Kenwood Road "Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
Alaskan Copper and Brass Company3223 Sixth Avenue, South ,Seattle, Washington 98134
Alaskan Copper Works
3609 East Marginal WaySeattle, Washington 98134
I Albert Equipmen'i" Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 45688Tulsa, Oklahoma 74145
Albert Pipe Supply Company, Incorporated X109 Varick AvenueBrooklyn, New York 11237I
Alcan Aluminum Corporation100 Erievlew PlazaCleveland, Ohio 44114
~.iU Alert Steel Products Company
3110 East 87th StreetChic:go, Illinois 60617
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All Boro Metal Products Company, Incorporated X1ý 0 638 Fenirore Road
Mar,3roneck, New York 10543
A I I eghery-Lud I um Steel Corporation XDivision of Allegheny-Ludlarr, Industries, IncorporatedDepartment TR, Oliver BuildingPittsburgh, Pennsylvenia 15222
Allied Chemicav CorporationPlastics DivisionPost Office icx 2365RMorristown, New Jersey 07960Allied Fluid Components Corporation
f~l" 35-51 415t StreetLnng Island City, New York 11101
Allis-Chalmers CorporationIndustrial Tractor Division APost Office Box 521Topeka, Kansas 66601
Ali Steel Pipe and Tube, Incorporated•: ' 145 Weldon Parkway
Mary!and Heights, Missouri 63042
AiAnac Plastics, Incorporated47-42A 37th StreetLong Island City, New York I1101Alor Processing, Incorporated X
S• .•Grantham Street
I Threntum, Pennsylvania 15084
Alro Plumbing Specialty Company, Incorporated396 Flushing Avenue
SAlside, I ncorpTorated3769 Akron-Cleveland RoadS~Akron, Ohio 44309
Aluminum AIlovs Corporation
390 Plantirne RoadI Manhasset, Niw York 11030
Aluminum Company of America X X1226 Alcoa BuildingPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
Aluminum Mill Supply CorporationFrankton Street and Hook CreekValley Stream, New York 11582ii _ _C4
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Aluminum Shapes, Incorporated9014 River RoadDelair, New Jersey 08110
American Bridge Division XUnited States SteelSixth and Grant StreetsPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
American Cast Iron Pipe Company X XAmerican Steel Pipe DivisionPost Office Box 2727
Birmingham, Alabama 35202
American Fiberglass Fabricators, Incorporated X•,' 3000 Winding Waters Lane
ElKhart, Indiana 46514
American GIlsonite Company X1150 Kennecott BuildingSalt Lake City, Utah 84111
American Hoechst CorporationRoute 202-206 NorthSomerville, New Jersey 08876
American Polymers, Incorporated50 California AvenueS~Patterson, New Jersey 07510
American Tractor Equipment Company X
9131 San Leandro StreetOakland, Californla 94604
Ameron400 South Atlantic BoulevardMonterey Park, California 91754
Ames-Frey Company X1430 Adalla Street
Post Office Box 3177South El Monte, California 91733
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Amoco Chemicals CorporationIndustrial Products Division1530 Commerce DriveStow, Ohio 44224
Ampco Metal Division XAmpco-Pittsburgh Corporation38th and Maple StreetMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53201
Anaconda American Brass Company X414 Meadows StreetWaterbury, Connecticut 06720
Anchor Plastics Company, Incorporated3 Thirty-fifth Street
Long Island City, New York 11106
An-Cor Industrial Plastics, Incorporated X X388 Sweeney Tr.North Tonawanda, New York 14120
Andonlan Cryogenics, Incorporated28 Farwell StreetNewtonville, Massachusetts 02160
Andrews Industries, Incorporated X X XRoute 130Dayton, New Jersey 08810
Ano-Coll Corporation
60 East Main StreetRockville, Connecticut 06066
SAnvil Products, Incorporated31 LmondStreet• Allison Park, Pennsylvania 15101
Apex Fibreglass Products Division X100 Elm at Washington StreetC:jveland, Ohio 44113
Applied Plastics Company, Incorporated403 South 6th StreetMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53204
Arby Construction, Incorporated14901 West National AvenueNew Berlin, Wlsconsin 53151
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Arco/Polymers, Incorporated1500 Market StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19101
Argo Plastics Products Corporation X2433 East 75th StreetCleveland, Ohio 44104
Argus Chemical CorporationSubs, of Witco Chemical Corporation633 Court Street
* Brooklyn, New York 11231
Armco Steel Corporation X XXPost Offico Box 600Middletown, Ohio 45042
Arrow Industries, Incorporated44 East 8th AvenueMidvale, Utah 84047
Arrow Tank Company, Incorporated XContinental Pipe Manufacturing Company, Incorporated20 Barnet-t StreetBuffalo, New York 14215
ASC Industries, Incorporated 46938 West Goshen AvenueVisalia, California 93227
ASC Plastics, Incorporated X X XNorth 810 Fancher WaySpokane, Washington 99206
Ashland 011, Incorporated1409 Winchester AvenueAshland, Kentucky 41101
, Associated Pile and Fitting Corporation
"202 Rutherford BoulevardClifton, New Jersey 07014
Associated I astyc Fabricators, Incorporated
222 Hintz RoadWheeling, Illinois 60090
Astro-Arc Company X X X11144 Penrose StreetSun Valley, California 91352
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Astubeco, I ncorporated73 George RoadEdgewater, New Jersey 07020
Atlantic Pipe Bending and Fabricating CorporationPost Office Box 261Montvale, New Jersey 07645
Atlantic Pipe Corporation60 North Washingeon StreetPlainville, Connecticut 06062
fAtlas Corporation (Titeflex) X603 Hendee StreetSpringfield, Massachusetts 01109
Atlas Plastics, Incorporated77-T Dingens StreetBuffalo, New York 14206
Aztec Products, Incorporated468-T Paterson AvenueEast Rutherford, New Jersey 07073
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Babcock and Wilcox Company X X161 East 42nd StreetNew York, New York 10017
Badall Company, Incorporated X X4904 Calumet BoulevardHammond, Indiana 46320
Badger Aluminum Extrusions960 Georgia AvenueBrooklyn, Nea York 11207
Bancroft, H. S. Corporation2 Rockhll Industrial ParkCherry Hill, New Jersey 08003
Barber-Greene Company400 North Highland AvenueAurora, Illinois 60507
Barrows CorporationLangdon and Wiehe RoadsCincinnati, Ohio 45237
Bert Manufacturing Company X126 Manchester PlaceNewark, New Jersey 07104
Bassett Steel and Tube Company XL Post Office Box 40 o1
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406
Baxter Rubber Company10 Spielman RoadFairfield, New Jersey 07006
3. C. Pump and Engineering, IncorporatedRFD 2, Box 655
Merritt Island, Florida 32.952
Beall Pipe and Tank Corporation X x12005 North BurgardPortland, Oregon 97203
Beetle Plastics, Incorporated x XXPost Office Box 1123Dayton, Ohio 45401
Belmont Smelting bnd Refining Works, Incorporated X320 Belmont AvenueBrooklyn, New York 11207
Beloit Pipeline Construction, IncorporatedRoute I, Highway 51South Beloit, Illinois 61080
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Beltran Associates, Incorporated X1141 East 35th StreetBrooklyn, New York 11210
Bergen Point Fabricators, Incorporated213 West 5th StreetBayonne, New Jersey 07002
Berger Industries, Incorporated74-16T Grand AvenueMaspeth, New York 11378
Bernard Pipeline Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 8176Akron, Ohio 44320
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18016
Bethlehem Steel Corporation XSupply Division16 West Sixth StreetPost Office Box 2171Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119
Bleler National Industries45-T Gilpin Avenue
Hauppauge, New York 11787
a IBirmingham Tank Company
621 Fourth Avenue, SouthBirmingham, Alabama 35233
Bishopic Products Company4413 Kings Run DriveCincinnati, Ohio 45232
Bittner Industries, Incorporated
Post Office Box 10265Mobile, Alabama 35810
Blanchard Industries, Incorporated X179-T Main StreetWest Orange, New Jersey 07052
Blickman, S., Incorporated526 Gregory AvenueWeehawken, New Jersey 07087
Blum, Julius and Company, Incorporated XOff Highway 17Carlstadt, New Jersey 07072
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Boiler Tube Company of America X; EBoyd Building
McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania 15136
Bond Brothers, I ncorporated .I145 Spring StreetPost Office Box 26
Everett, Massachusetts 02149
L Bonded Fibre Glass Company201-203 19th StreetUnion City, New Jersey 07087
Boothe Engineering Company XPost Office Box 97TTonawanda, New York 14150
Borden Chemical Company XDivision of Borden511 Lancaster StreetLeominster, Massachusetts 01453
Borg-Warner Chemicals - PlasticsPost Office Box 68Washington, West Virginia 26181
Bowerston Shale Company xPost Office Box 199Bowerston, Ohio 44695LiBradco, IncorporatedPost Office Box 266Delhi, Iowa 52223
Brass-Craft Manufacturing Company X618 Fisher BuildingDetroit, Michigan 48202
Briggs Rubber Products CompanyPost Office Box 2657Wilmington, Delaware 19805
Brown Boiler and Tank WorKS, Limited1052 Brown StreetFranklin, Pennsylvania 16323
Brown, Roscoe, Sales Company, Incorporated XRoute ILenox, Iowa 50851
Brown Strauss Corporation X14th and Osage StreetsKansas City, Kansas 66119
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Brucar Equipment and Supply Company, Incorporated X300 Babylon TurnpikeRoosevelt, New York 11575
Brunswick x x xS~One Brunswick PlaceSkokie, Illinois 60076
Buffalo Tank Division XBethlehem Steel CorporationSouth Avenue•i• Punellen. New Jersey 08812
Builders Structural Steel Corporation X11103 Memphis AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44144
Bunnell Plastics, IncorporatedInterstate 295 and Harmony Road
Mickleton, New Jersey 08056 I
Busada Manufacturing Corporation I327 New South Road
-1 Hicksville, New York 11801
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Cadillac Plastic and Chemical Company15113 Second AvenueDetroit, Michigan 48226
CaI-Metal Corporation X1351 West Sepulveda BoulevardTorrance, California 90509
Camden Alloy Fabricators560-600 South 2nd StreetCamden, New Jersey 08103
Cameron Irci Works, Incorporated xPost Offike Box 1212-TR
Houston, Texas 77001
Warren Pipe Division
183 Sitgreaves StreetLi.. Philllpsburg, New Jersey 08865
f Can-Tex Industries XPost Office Box 340Mineral Wells, Texas 76067
Capitol Manufacturing Company X155 West Fulton Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Capitol Pipe and Steel Products, Incorporated301 City Line AvenueBala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania 19004
Capitol Products CorporationBox 69.
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 17055
Cardinal Chemical Company2010 South Beltline BoulevardColumbia, South Carolina 29201
Cardinal Products, Incorporated3707 RawlinsDallas, Texas 75219
"Carlon, An Indian Head Company3 Commerce Park Square23200 Chagrin Boulevard
Cleveland, Ohio 44122Carlson Thermo Plastics, Incorporated
7645 Logans"Minneapolis, Minnesota 55423
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Carolina Aluminum CompanyWinton, North Carolina 27986
Carolina Culvert Manufacturing, Incorporated XPost Office Box 1388Highway 401, SouthRaleigh, North Carolina 27602
Catepillar Tractor Company I
100 Northeast AdamsPeoria, Illinois 61602
i Cavalon Plastics CompanyPost Office Box 384Winchester Industrial ParkWinchester, Virginia 22601
Cell Cote Company X
(1= 142 Sheldon RoadLI Berea, Ohio 44017
! 1 ~ Celanese Corporat ion •
Department 563"522 Fifth AvenueNew York, New York 10036
j Celanese Piping Systems, Incorporated X
2931 West Magazine StreetLouisville, Kentucky 40202
Celanese Piping Systems4300 Cemetary RoadHilliard, Ohio 43026
Cement Asbestos Products Company2144 Highland Avenue, SouthBirmingham, Alabama 35205
Central Bergen Supply Company52 State StreetHackensack, New Jersey 07602
Central Engineering and Supply Company834-T Main AvenuePassaic, New Jersey 07055
Central Foundry Company X90 Park AvenueSilte 918New York, New York 10016
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Centrifugal Products, Incorporated X3245 Cherry AvenueLong Beach, California 90807
Century Fiberglass, Incorporated X X X1145 Red Gum StreetAnaheim, California 92806
Ceramic Coating CompanyPost Office Box 370-TNewport, Kentucky 41072
Certain-Teed Products Corporation X X XPipe and Plastics GroupValley Forge, Pennsylvania 19481
Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Company X2109 Randolph RoadPost Office Box 4430Charlotte, North Carolina 28204
Chemical Coatings and Engineering Company, IncorporatedV" Brook Road and Baltimore PikeMedia, Pennsylvania 19063
Chemical Equipment Corporation7454 East 46th StreetTulsa, Oklahoma 74145
Chemical Proof Corporation X X19205 144th NortheastWoodinville, Washington 98072
Chicago Pneumatic Equipment CompanyOrchard and Howard StreetsFranklin, Pennsylvania 16323
Chicago Tube and Iron Company2528 West 48th StreetChicago, Illinois 60632
Chromal loy American Corporation XI; 120 Broadway4 New York, New York 10006
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Cincinnati Milacron4165 Halfacre Road£ Batavia, Ohio 45103
Cincinnati Milacron Chemicals, IncorporatedWest StreetReading, Ohio 45215
Clark Loy, Pipeline Company
3805 Southwest 141st AvenueBeaverton, Oregon 97005
Cleveland Trencher Company XDivision American Hoist and Derrick Company
'dl I63 South Robert Street
SLSt. Paul, Minnesota 55107
Clow Corporation X X XI1211 West 22nd Street
Oak Brook, Illinois 60521
Coast Marine Associates, Incorporated280-B Route 46Dover, New Jersey 07801
4111 East 37, North
Wichita, Kansas 67220
Collins Pipe, Incorporated X8300 BaldwinOaklawn, California 94621
Conley Corporation X X X91st and South DelawareDepartment TTulsa, Oklahoma 74105
Conoco ChemicalsDivision of Continental Oil CompanyPark 80 Plaza EastSaddle Brook, New Jersey 07662
Consolidated Metals CorporationI Hicks AvenueNewton, New Jersey 07860
Consolidated Pipe and Tube CompanyPost Office Box 191San Angelo, Texas 76901
Continental Boiler Works, Incorporated X5603 West Park AvenueSt. Louis, Missouri 63110
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Continental Industries, Incorporated~;ij 4102 South 74th East Avenue
Post Office Box 994Tulsa, Oklahoma 74101
Continental Plastics Industries, Incorporated1300 40th StreetDenver, Colorado 80205
Conwed CorporationTech Center
I2200 Highcrest Road
St. Paul, Minnesota 55113
Cook, M. H., Pipeline Construction CompanyPost Office Box 16146Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
Coolsaet, R. L., Construction CompanyII Post Office Box 279Romulus, Michigan 48174
Cooneys Pipe and Copper Works, Incorporated XPost Office Box 306Wilmington, California 90744
Corban IndustriesPost Office Box 57371800 Knox RoadTarnpa, Florida 33605
Corgi Products
1213 East 33rd and SchaefferCleveland, Ohio 44114
• 14 Cornell and Underhil, Incorporated1302 Jefferson StreetHoboken, New Jersey 07030
Corofac, Incorporated
4492 Orchard StreetMantua, Ohio 44255
r Cor-Pipe Corporation X X455 Jarvis AvenueDes Plaines, Illinois 60CI8
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Corrosion Treatment Corporation R
1100 Burt StreetByesville, Ohio 43723
Corr Tech, Incorporated Xt 11569 Goodnight LaneDallas, Texas 75229
'Ouse and Bolten Company1; ~40 Lafayette Street •
Newark, New Jersey 07102
Coventry Manufactu.,-ig Company,. Incorporated149 East 3rd Streo',
Mount Vernon, New York 10550
Craftsmen Welders, Incorporated518 Columbia StreetBrooklyn, Nev York 1231
Crescent Machine and Nipple Company X1950 Malila RoadAllegmn, Michigan 49010
Cresline Plastic Pipe Company 3955 Dlamor,. AvenueEvansville, Indiana 47717
Crest Bending, Incorporated X432 East MainCrestline, Ohio 44821
Cretex Companles, IncorporaTed X X(Cretex Plastics - Minneaptlis)311 Lowell AvenueElk River, Minnesota 55330
Crispin Company22 World Trade Centerh.•Jston, Texas 77002
-Crown Line PlastTcs, IncorporatedPost Office Box 1197, Department ANebraska, City, Nebraska 68410
Crystal-X Corporation XPine and Second StreetsDerby, Pennsylvania 19023
Cumberland Engineering Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 6065Providence, Rhode Island 02904
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Cupples Coiled PipePost Office Box 34536Austin, Texas 78704
Curran, Michael, and Associates1805 South Bel laire Street, Suite 500Denver, Colorado 80222
Curti ss-Wright Corporation XBuffalo Facility58 Grider StreetBuffalo, New York 14215
Custom Extruders, Incorporated50 East Carmans RoadFarmingdale, New York 11735
Cy lops Corporation X650 Washington RoadPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15228
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Dallas-Jetco, Incorporated3550 East MainGrand Prairie, Texas 75050
Dason Stainless Products Company, IncorporatedWest Grand and Elisabeth AvenueRahway, New Jersey 07065
Davidson Pipe Supply Company, Incorporated2nd Avenue at 50th StreetBrooklyn, New York 11232
I Davis Manufacturing XDivision of J. E. Case/A Tenneco CompanyPost Office Box 1801Wichita, Kansas 67201
Davis-Standard/GouldingU. S. Route IPawcatuck, Connecticut 02891 ,1
"Dearman Manufacturing Products, Incorporated X
Flint, Michigan 48503
DeBell and Richardson, IncorporatedWater StreetEnfield, Connecticut 06082
Decker Manufacturing Corporation1938 Clark StreetAlbion, Michigan 49224
Delta Pipeline Constructors, Incorporated8731 Gilmore RoadFairfield, Ohio 45014
Demaco Industries, IncorporatedWolferz Alloy Division15 Park StreetBelleville, New Jersey 07109
Denier, James C., Company XPost Office Box 56-T3686 Poole RoadCincinnati, Ohio 45239
Dent Manufacturing, IncorporatedBox T, 226 West 27th StreetNorthampton, Pennsylvania 18067 2
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Depew Manufacturing Corporationif60 Duffy AVenue
Hicksville, New York 11801
DeWitt Rubber Manufacturing Company X
[ 10 Plough RoadFairfield, New Jersey 07006
S[Diamond Aluminum Company333 West 5th StreetCincinnati, Ohio 45202
[ Diamond Shamrock Chemical Company1100 Superior AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44114
Diesel Chemicals and Metals Company, Incorporated X599 Sackett Street
t [JBrooklyn, New York 11217
Dimetrics X X X
S11245 Van Owen Street.-1 North Hollywood, California 91605
Distribution Construction Company.i Post Office Box 45570
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74145
Ditch Witch X
Division Charles Machine WorksPost Office Box 66Perry, Oklahoma 73077
Ditch Witch of WisconsinPost Office Box 188Big Bend, Wisconsin 53103
Division Lead CompanyV] 7767 West 61st Place
Summit, Illinois 60501
I Dixie Plastics Manufacturing Company X
4250 Florida AvenuePost Offl'ce Box 52769New Orleans, Louisiana 70117
Dixie Tube and Steel, Incorporated XDothan, Alabama 36301
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Donaldson Construction Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 465Dodge Center, Minnesota 55927
Donley Pipe and Supply Company3324 North BroadwaySt. Louis, Missouri 63160
Donnelly and Burns Associates X5 Riggs AvenueSeverna Park, Maryland 21146
Dover Corporation X X XOPW Division2735 Co~erain AvenueCincinnati, Ohio 45225
Dow Chemical USAPlastics Lined Piping Products2020 Dow CenterMidland, Michigan 48640
Dowell Division X1579 East 21st
STulsa, Oklahoma 74114
Dravo Corporation1800 One Oliver PlazaPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222
Druid Plastics, Incorporated X4-T Great Meadow LaneEast Hanover, New Jersey 07936
Ductile Iron Company of AmericaDepartment ACarolan StreetPost Office Box 2005Savannah, Georgia 31402
duPont, E. I., de Nemours and Company XTalley Building - Concord PlazaWilmington, Delaware 19898
Dura-Line CorporationSouth Industrial ParkMiddlesboro, Kentucky 40965
Durham Plastics, Incorporated1264 West Sharon RoadCincinnati, Ohio 45218
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Eastman Chemical Products, IncorporatedPost Office Box 431Kingsport, Tennessee 37662
"Eastmond, A. L., and Sons, Incorporated308 West 143rd StreetNew York, New York 10030
Eather Iy, Incorporatedi•'i~lPost Office Box 756
Garden City, Kansas 67846
Emco Industries, Incorporated XPost Office Box 864Des Moines, Iowa 50304
Emery Company, Incorporated
11411 Bradley Avenue,. Pacoima, California 91331
I, Empire-Detroit Steel Division XDetroit Steel Corporation, Cyclops CorporationDover, Ohio 44622
Ervite Corporation4010 West Ridge RoadErie, Pennsylvania 16505
•i Esco Corporatl-on2171 Northwest 25th Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97210
Ethyl Corporation X X X
Polymer Division451 Florida Avenue, Ethyl TowerBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70801
Ethylene Corporation X X755 Central AVenue 1Murray Hill, New Jersey 07974
Evans Pipeline Equipment CompanyBox 347Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74012 ,
Extruded Plastics Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 15167Santa Ana, California 92705 ii
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Extrusion Control Technology, !icorporated x123 West Padre Street - Suite GSanta Barbara, California 93105
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Fab-Alloy Company X1163 Bridge StreetJackson: Michigan 49203
Fabick, John, Tractor CompanyOne Fabick DriveFenton, Missouri 63026
Fansteel, Incorporated XNumber One Tantalum PlaceNorth Chicago, Illinois 60064
El Federal-Mogul CorporationIndustrial SalesPost Office Box 1966Detroit, Michigan 48235
Fellows Corporation• Post Office Box 399
W Springfield, Vermont 05156 IFibercast Corporation X X XBox 968Sand Springs, Oklahoma 74063
Fiberglass Industrial Products X X10497 MainMantua, Ohio 44255
L Fiberglass Resources Corporation X X XMotor Avenue, NortheastFarmingdale, New York 11735
Fiberglass Structures733 South 10thRichmond, California 94804
Fibre-Res Products, Incorporated XIola, Kansas 66749
Flltronics, Limited X184-188 Monhagen AvenueMiddletown, New York 10940
Flagg, C. N., and Company, Incorporated405 Murdock AvenueMeriden, Connecticut 06450
Fletcher-Brady, Incorporated9 Hendricks AvenueChesilhurst, New Jersey 08089
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Flex Plastics, Incorporated16215 Brookpark RoadCleveland, Ohio 44135
Flex-Weld, Incorporated X221 Main Street IBartlett, Illinois 60103
~K rFlintkote Company XPipe Products DivisionOne Cascade PlazaAkron, Ohio 44308 IF I onet ics, IncorporatedBox 216King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406
Fluorodynamics, Incorporated2 Diamond State Industrial PikeNewark, Delaware 19711
Ford, Bacon and Davis Construction CorporationPost Office Box 1762Monroe, Louisiana 71201
Ford Motor CompanyFord Division, Fleet and Leasing SalesPost Office Box 1530L Dearborn, Michigan 48121
Formed Tubes, Incorporated XPost Office Box 129Sturgis, Michigan 49091
Forney's, Incorporated
Route 18, R.D. 2Wampum, Pennsylvania 16157
Fornl Jay, Incorporated X1887-A Arnold Industrial HighwayConcord, California 94520
Fort Worth Pipe and Supply2010 East LancasterFort Worth, Texas 76101
Foster, L. B. Company600-Seven Parkway CenterPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15220
Four D Manufacturing CompanyGlenville, West Virginia 26351
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Franklin Fibre-Lamitex Corporation XNorth East Boulevard and East 13th StreetWilmington, Delaware 19802
Frasse, Peter A., and Company, Incorporated3 Dakota AvenueLake Success, New York 11040
Fromson Company, Incorporated60 East MainRockville, Connecticut 06066
Futura Titarium Corporation X31166 Via Colinas
Westlake Village, California 91361
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Gabe's Construction Company, IncorporatedS~ Post Office Box 385 !
Sheboygan, Wisconsin 53081
Gamah X XXPost Office Box 20308Denver, Colorado 80220
Garrigan, M. B., CompanyOmega Alloy Division i
Newark, New Jersey 07105
Garzel Plastics Industries, Incorporated,* 15902 East 32 Mile Road
Romeo, Michigan 48065
Gas Construction Company, Incorporated82 Stokes AvenueTrenton, New Jersey 08638
Gas Lines, IncorporatedPost Office 233 ICharlotte, North Carolina 28230
Gaspro, Incorporated2305-2371 Dillingham BoulevardSPost Office Box 2434 !
•i ~Honolulu, Hawaii 96804 •
Gatto Machinery Xi! 45 Rabrow Drive
Hauppauge, New York 11787
Gaycraft Plastics, Incorporated1200 Grand AvenueSchofield, Wisconsin 54476
General Aerospace Materials Corporation
95-TE Bethpage RoadPlainview, New York 11803
General Electric CompanyPlastics Department Noryl AvenueSelkirk, New York 12158
General Malleable Companyi 124 Sidney Street
St. Louis, Missouri 63166
General Rubber Corporation XIll Empire BoulevardSouth Hackensack, New Jersey 07606
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General Steel Tank Company, Incorporated4020 Eighth Avenue, NorthBirmingham, Alabama 35203
Generation Metals Corporation300 Oser AvenueHauppauge, New York 11787
[ G.E.T. Construction, IncorporatedWest 229, North 2480 Highway 164Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186
Gerhardt, George T., Company, Incorporated XPost Office Box 96Sausalito, California 94965
Gibbs/CookPost Office Box 936
ý Des Moines, Iowa 50304
Giberson, E. D., and Company, Incorporated X58-00 57th StreetMaspeth, New York 11378
Gifford-Hill and Company, Incorporated8435 Stemmons FreewayDallas, Texas 75247Glamorgan Pipe and Foundry Company, Incorporated X
Lynchburg, Virginia 24505
Glasco Equipment Corporation6 Wait StreetPatterson, New Jersey 07524
Glassstrand/IDSI Products, Incorporated342 Robinson StreetNorth Tonawanda, New York 14120
Glastronics Corporation X100 Industrial ParkNew Bedford, Massachusetts 02745
Goodall Rubber CompanyS~Whitehead Road
Trenton, New Jersey 08604
SGoodrich, B. F., Chemical Company6100 Oak Tree BoulevardCleveland, Ohio 44131
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber CompanyPlastics Department5408 Baker AvenueNiagara Falls, New York 14304
Gray, J. S., Company, Incorporated XPost Office Box 2994Richmond, Virginia 23235
[ Great Lakes Plastic Company, Incorporated2373 Broadway TerraceBuffalo, New York 14212
Green Point Pipe Supply Corporation342 Stagg StreetBrooklyn, New York 11206
Greene Rubber Company, Incorporated162 Second StreetCambridge, Massachusetts 02142
Greenspun BrothersPipe and Supply CompanyNational Stock Yards, Illinois 62071
Grewe-Plastics125 South 15th StreetNewark, New Jersey 07107
SGulf Oil1Company-U.S.
Post Office Drawer 2100i• Houston, Texas 77001
Gulf and Western Manufacturing Company X(Bonney Forge)
Oak Illinois 60521
Guyon, Charles F', Incorporated522 Fifth AvenueNew York, New York 10036
GZ Products, Incorporated2400-01 Bold River RoadRancho Cordova, California 95670
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Hallen Construction Company, Incorporated4270 Austin BoulevardIsland Park, New York 11558
Hames Construction and Equipment Company, Incorporated11333 South AvenueNorth Lima, Ohio 44452
SHammond ValveCoprtn
1844 Summer StreetHammond, Indiana 46320
Hancock Gross Company401 North 21st StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19103
Handy and H'rman X850 Third AvenueNew York, New York 10022
Harlan Agents and Brokers, Incorporated5155 East 51st StreetTulsa, Oklahoma 74135
Harris Thermal Transfer Products, Incorporated X62 Southeast YamhIll StreetPortland, Oregon 97214
Hart Engineering Company,301 Wampanoag TrailEast Providence, Rhode Island 02914
Harvel Plastics, Incorporated X XPost Office Box 757-TEaston, Pennsylvania 18042
Hasbrouck Plastics, Incorporated X1977 Lakeview RoadHamburg, New York 14075
Haveg Industries, Incorporated X x900 Greenbank RoadWilmington, Delaware 19808
Hell Process Equipment Corporation12950 Elmwood AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44111
I 14enkels and McCoy, IncorporatedJolly Road
Blue Bell, Pennsylvania 19422
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Hibben and Company937f7 South Ewing AvenueChicago, I llnois 60617
Ir"nImmel Brothers Company K
1415 Dixwell AvenueHamden, Connecticut 06514
"Hobart Brothers Company600 West Main StreetTroy, Ohio 45373
Hofmann Industries, Incorporated K
Snitiington Road and Penn AvenueSinking Spring, Pennsylvania 19608
Holloway and Hunn, Incorporated1379 Wasdale AvenueElk Grove Village, Illinois 60007
Hood Corporation8201 South Sorenson Avenuepost Office Box 4368Whitter, California 90607
Hooker Chemical CorporationRuco DivisionPost Office Box 456 - River RoadBurlington, Now Jersey C8016
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Division Boring and Tunneling Company of AmericaPost Office Bux 142144
Houston, Texas 77021
H-P Products, Incorporated"574 West Gx.rgas StreetLouisville (Canton Sub), Ohio 44641
Huntingdon Machine DivisionGulf and Western Manufacturing Company
"Post Office Box 400Huntingdon, Pennsylvania 16652
IT Huntington Alloy Products DivisionThe International Nickel Company, IncorporatedHuntington, West Virginia 25720
L Hurlbut Plastic Pipe Corporation
206 E{jt Olin AvenueBox 489[ Madison, Wisconsin 53701
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Hyal ine Plastics Corpora÷Ton1019 North Capitol AvenueIndianapolis, Indiana 46204
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Icke Construction Company, incorporatedPost Office Box 4039Madison, Wisconsin 53711
IML Metals, !ncorporati d2065-T 5th AvenueRonkonkoma, New York 11779
Indust Corporation2635 Kennedy BoulevardNorth Bergen, New Jersey 07047
Industrial Coat'ngs, Incorporated7032 Quad Avenue
,r Baltimore, Maryland 21237
I dustrial Mechanical Contractors, Incorporated
1401 North 33rd StreetL Texas City, Texas 77590
Industrial Pipe end Supply Company_V5106 West 16th Street
Chicr-n,• 111! i.•;s Z00650
Industrial Plastic Fabricators, IncorporatedV :,56 End icott Street
"Norwood, Massachusetts 02062
Industrial Polychemical Service X X17116 South BroadwayPost Office Box 471
V Gardena, California 90247
Industrial Service Centers, IncorporatedI 191 Chesapeake Park
Baltimore, Maryland 21220
Inland-Ryerson Construction Products Comoany (INRYCO) X4101 West Burnham StreetMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53201
17 Insley Manufacturing CorporationPost Office Box 11308Indianapolis, Indiana 46201
[ Interlake, Incorporated X135th StreG4, and Perry AvenueDepartment.TRChicago, Illinois 60627
International Boring Systems CompanyS210 Parker Square Bank Building
Wichita Falls, Texas 76308C34
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International Harvester CompanyI [Post Office Box 270
Melrose Park, Illinois 60160
International Nickel Company, Incorporated XOne New York Plaza, Department TNew York, New York 10004
IV International Pipe and Steel Supply Corporation710 North Post Oak, Ste. 306-T
Houston, Texas 77024
International Trade Service, IncorporatedPost Office Box 344-TWillingboro, New Jersey 08046
ITT Grinnell Corpor-iticn260 West Exchange StreetProvidence, Rihodo Island 02920
ITT-Thermotech XPlastic Components Division1205 South Fifth StreetHopkins, Minnesota 55343
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Jacobs, B & J, Company, Incorporated1732 John StreetCincinnati, Ohio 45214
Jakmas Plumbing & Heating, Incurporated4651 Oberlin AvenueLorain, Ohio 44053
Jarl Extrusions, IncorporatedWinding StreetEast Rochester, New York 14445
Jenks Metals X6501 Northwest 77th AvenueMiami, Florida 33166
Jet Stream Plastics X XPost Office Box 190Siloam Springs, Arkansas 72761
J. L. Fabricating Corporation X172 Beaver Brook Road
1J Lincoln Park, New Jersey 07035
t Jodge Plastics, Incorporated9901 Foster AvenueBrooklyn, New York 11236
Johns-Manville Company X X X
Pos+ Offlce Box 1960Trenton, New Jersey 08607
Johnson Metal Hose, Incorporated80 Sharon RoadWaterbury, Connecticut 06720
Johnson Plastics Machinery1600 Johnson StreetChippewa Falls, Wisconsin 54729
Johnson Products Vinylife Hose Division X23591 Van Born RoadTaylor, Michigan 48180
Johnson, R. W., Company, Incorporated2550 South GarnseySanta Ana, California 92707
Jones and Hunt, Incorporated75 Pheasant Run RoadOrwigsburg, Pennsylvania 17961
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation X X3A Gateway Center
r Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15230
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Joslyn Reinforced Plastics Division X-• 1 5443 West Roosevelt Road
Chicago, Illinois 60650
Justin Enterprises, Incorporated X2933-T Symmes RoadFairfield, Ohio 45Cl4
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Kaiser Steel Corporation2379 Kaiser Center300 Lakeside DriveOakland, California 94604
Kearney Fluid Equipment, Incorporated2624 Hamilton BoulevardSouth Plainfield, New Jersey 07080
Kee Klamps North America, Limited XGascolgne Industrial Products, Limited
Sr77 Benbro DriveBuffalo, New York 14225
Keegan Utility Contractors, Incorporated3830 Monroe AvenuePittsford, New York 14534
Keflex, Incorporated X225 1'In StreetBartlett, Illinois 60103
"Kel log, M. W., Company14433 South Paramount Boulevardu[ Paramount, California 90723
Kelley, 0. G., Corporation X105 Taylor
A, Boston, Massachusetts 02122
Kenalrnar Engineering, Incorporated415 East Hudson StreetRoyal Oak, Michigan 48067
Kenda II CompanyPolykert Division20 Walnutt StreetWellesley HI I;s: Massachusetts 02181
Kenway CorporationSouth Liberty RoadPalermo, Maine 04354
RN Kerona, Incorporated2547 West Jackson
;j j Phoenix, Arizona 85009
Kerona Plastic Extrusion Company2050 East FremontStockton, California 95205
Keystone Tubular Service CorporationEast Cunningham and Cliff StreetsButler, Pennsylvania 16001
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Kiely, J. F., Construction Co.mpany700 McClel Ian Street ILong Branch, New Jersey 07740
King Brothers, I ncorporated3520 Southeast 17th AvenuePortland, Oregon 97242
V• Kirk and 8ýum Manufacturing Company3186 Forrer StreetCincinnati, Ohio 45209
KirkhilI Rubber Company XCypress CourtL Brea, California 92621
KI Meta lis Company X41-T North MallPlainview, New York 11803
I K-Mac Plastics, Incorporated4477 Tallmadge RoadRootstown, Ohio 44272
Knight, Maurice A., Company X!i 171 Kelly Avenue
Akron, Ohio 44309
Koch Fiberglass Products Company X X X2501 South West Street1IWichita, Kansas 67217
Kroy Metal Products Company, IncorporatedRoute IYork, Nebraska 68467
Kyova Pipe CompanyDivision of Ashland Oil Company
I Post Office Box 2219Columbus, Ohio 43216
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LaBarge, Incorporated XI' Tubular Division7501 South BroadaeySt. Louis, Missouri 63111
La Favorite Rubber Manufacturing Co=pany X255 Wagaraw RoadHawthorne, Now Jersey 07507
Lake Chemical Company X"270 North Washtenaw AvenueChicago, Illinois 60612
Lake Erie Welding and Fabricating, Incorporated524 Ogontz StreetSanidusky, Ohio 44870
Lane Distributing CorporationFoot of Cropsey AvenueBrooklyn, New York 11224
Lascv' Industries, Incorporated XChap in Road and Lynch Street!'onteblIio, California 90640
Lasker, Harold, Company, Incorporated"536 Middle Neck RoadGrat Neck,, New i'ork 11023
Latrobe Foundry Machine and Supply Company X203 Hiliview Avenue ILatrobe, Pennsylvania 15650
Leland Equipment CompanyPost Office Box 45128Tulsa, Oklahoma 74145
Lenz CompanyV 3305 Klopinger RoadDayton, Ohio 45401
L & E Resloeving Company1235 Southeast 29Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73129
Leslie and Elliott CompanyEast Railway and Iowa AvenuePaterson, New Jersey 07503
Li ne-A-Corporation326-T Frelinghuysen Avenuemewa-k, New Jersey 07114
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Linehan Plastic Corporation2082 Irving BoulevardDallas, Texas 75207
Linfor, Incorporated Xr 4930 West 35th Street* • Minneapolis, M!nnesota 55416 A
Liquid Cnirbonic135 Norlh LaSal le StreetChicago, Illinois 60603
j Littleford Brothers, Incorporated X4141 Airport RoadCincinnati, Ohio 45226
LI Logan Clay Products Company XPost Office Box 698-T
"{j Logan, Ohio 43138
Lone Star Steel Company X XWest Mockingbird Lane at RoperDallas, Texas 75225
Luzerne Rubber and Plastics CompanyPost Office Box 987Taunton, Massachusetts 02780
Lyman, W. H., Construction Company I433 South Vermont StreetPalatine, Illinois 60067
Lynchburg Foundry Company X58 Courtland BuildingLynchburg, Virginia 28501
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McClarin Plastics, IncorpuratedPost Office Box 168-THanover, Pennsylvania 17331
McDonnell Aircraft Company X X XPost Office Box 516St. Louis, Missouri 63166
McGregor-Michigan Corporation X13360 HelenDetroit, Michigan 48212
McKay Contractors, IncorporatedPost Office Box 66451 O'Hare AirportChicago, Illinois 60666
El McWane Cast Iron Pipe Company X X X1201 Vanderbilt RoadS~Post Office Box 607
Birmingham, Alabama 35201
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Madsen and Howell, Incorporatedi ~505 Market Street
Perth Amboy, New Jersey 08861
Bradley ParkEast Grandby, Connecticut 06026
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works3600 North Second StreetSt. Louis, Missouri 63160
Maneely, John, CompanyIndependence Square TAPublic Ledger BuildingPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
Manufacturers Rubber and Supply Company, Incorporated622 Union AvenueMemphis, Tennessee 38103
Marathon Steel Company
1841 West Buchanhan StreetPhoenix, Arizonla 85005
~, I.Mcriners Company, Incorporated73 Gorge RoadEdgewater, New Jersey 07020
MarItime Environmant, Incorporated9 Grassy Plain StreetBethel, Connecticut 06801
Marquette Coppersmithing Company XWest Park StationPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19131
Maryland Rubber Corporation1618-20 Edison HighwayBaltimore, Maryland 21213Massart Company
Post Office Box 12788Seattle, Washington 98111
£ Master Tank and Welding1610 Singleton BoulevardDallas, Texas 75212Mathis Fiber Glass Coatings and X X
Structures, IncorporatedDenmark, South Carolina 29042
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Matthews, Jas. H. x6515 Penn AvenuePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15206
Mead Pipe Alabama XPost Office Box 309Anniston, Alabama 36201
SMercer Rubber Company X136 Mercer StreetTrenton, New Jersey 08690
Meridian Industries, IncorporatedPrarle at Montague StreetSturgis, Michigan 49091lI
Merrick Screw and Supply Corporation1645T Stephen StreetBrooklyn, New York 11227
Metal Arts Companyh! Post Office Box 14109-TR
Houston, Texas 77021
Metal Cladding, Incorporated XNiagara and Erie R.R. (Buffalo)North Tonawanda, New York 14120
IL Metals and Tubes DivisionWhittaker Corporation6504 HurstHouston, Texas 77008
Metcon, Incorporated1100 Easton RoadWillow Grove, Pennsylvania 19090
Metric and Muitistandard Components Lorporation X120 Old Saw Mill River RoadHawthorne, New York 10532
Metropolitan Plumbing Supply Corporation5000 Second Street
Long Island City, New York 11101
Metropo i Itan Va Ive Supp l y Company, IncorporatedMaspeth Avenue and Olive StreetBrooklyn, New York 1121
Michels Pipe Line Construction, IncorporatedPost Office Box 128Brownsville, Wisconsin 53006
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Michigan Trenching Se.-vice, Incorporated4033 East Morsa.i RoadPost Office Box JYpsilanti, Michigan 48197
Mid-American Industries, IncorporatedPost Office Box 13224Riverside Station[ Memphis, Tennessee 38113
Midco Pip, and Tube, IncorporatedPost Office Box 326Bensenville, Illinois 60106
Mid-Continent Pipeline Equipment Company X%. Post Office Box 1551
Houston, Texas 77001
Mid-Continent Supply CompanyMid-Continent BuildingFort Worth, Texas 76102
Mideast Aluminum Industries Corporation XPowt Office Box 248Dayton, New Jersey 08810
Midland Pipe and Supply Company6121 West 28th StreetCicero, Illinois 60650
Mid-Mountain Contraqtors, IncorporatedPost Office Box 577
L =.Bellevue, Washington 98009
Mi dwesco-Enterprise, Incorporated1650 North Eiston AvenueChicago, Illinois 60622
Midwestern Contractors, Incorporal edPost Office .ox 706Wheaton, Illinois 60187
Midwestern Engine and Equipment CompanyPost Office Box 3445
7! Tulsa, Oklahoma 74101
Miller Pipeline Corporation X X A210 South Broadway1i Green Springs, Ohio 44836
Miller, Ray, Incorporated22 Fairfield PlaceWest CaIdwell, New Jersey 07006
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Mills Alloy Steel Company6 West Interstate RoadCleveland., Oi,;o 441t6
Minal.sx CorporationPost Office Box 186White House Station, New Jersey 08889
Minnesota Limited, Incorporated390 County Road DSt. Pau:, Minnesota 55112
Minnotte Manufacturing CorporationI MinnotPte Square
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15220
Missouri Boiler and Tank Company2222 Papin StreetSt. Louis, Missouri 63103
M & M Hose Company9320 MasonChatsworth, California 91.'11
Modern Constructors, IncorporatedS325 Lake Avenuqt South
Duluth, Minnesota 55802
Modern Plastics and Glass, IncorDorated678 Nowartd AvenueBridgeport, Connecticut 06605
Monsanto Polymers and Petrochemicals CompanyA Unit of Monsanto Company• 800 North Lindbergh Boulevard
St. Louis, Missouri 63166
Montague Fisher, IncorporatedPost Office Box 27218San Francisco, California 94127
Moore Manufacturlng, IncorporatedIndustrial Way and Moore RoadBrisbane, California 94005
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Moore, Samuel, and CompanyIndustrial ParkMantua, Ohio 44255Morris-Young-Owens Company12751 Main Street:"
Houston, Texas 77035
M P Industries, Incorporated X101 North Cool Springs RoadG1 Fallon, Missouri 63366
M & Q Plastic Products20 Bannard StreetFreehold, New Jersey 07728
M & T Chemicals, Incorporated XWoodbridge Road and Randolph AvenueRahway, New Jersey 07065
Muel ler Company XSteeL! 500 West, El Idorado Street
Decatur', Illinois 62525
Mue ller Pipel lners, Incorporated :2900 Suuth 166th StreetNew Berlin, Wisconsin 53151
Murray, A. S., Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 1000Sharon, Massachusetts 02067
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National Annealing Box Compi.nyBraid Avenue and B & 0 RailroadWashington, Pennsylvania 15301
National Fiberglass Products Corporatlin7 Greenwood AvenueRomeoville, Illinois 60441
National Fittings CompanyPost Off-ice Box 503St. Louis, Missouri 64166
I National Mine Service Company X3001 KopDers Building436 7th AvenuePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
National Plast; fab, Incorporated121 Muller RoadBurlington, Massachusetts 01803
National Tank and Pipe Company XPost Office rox 171582301 North Lolumbla BoulevardPortland, Oregon 97217
National Tube Forming, Incorporated164 North ManningHillsdale, Michigan 49242
National Valve and Manufacturing Company156 49th StreetPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15201
Natural Pipeline CompanyBox WLakeville, Minnesota 55044
V Navco Plastic Pipe, Incorporated1550 Elmwood AvenueCranston, Rhode Island 02910
I1PNaylor Pipe Company X X Xi
1231 Fast 92nd StreetChicago, Illinois 60619
Nebraska Plastics, IncorporatedPost Office Box 45Cozad, Nebraska 69130
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Nelson CompanyB & 0 R.R. At AmosHolmes, Pennsylvania 19043
Naw England Lead Burning Company, Incorporated100 Baldwin AvenueNorth Woburn, Massachusetts 01801
SNew Jersey Aluminum Company, Incorporated X
Post Office Box 73TNorth BurnswIck, New Jersey 08902
2 Niagra Polymer Products, Incorporated62 SkiltenH Buffalo, New York 14207
Non-Ferro. International Corporation300 Park Avenue4H• New York, New York 10022
Nooter Corporation X1414 3outh Third StreetSt. Louis, Missouri 63166Normandy Products Company
1001 South AvenueWilkinsburg, Pennsylvania 15221
North American Aluminum CorporationNaarco SquareKalamazoo, Michigan 49004
Nort'n Carolilna Products Corporation X632 Pershing Road
North RIleigh Plant, North Carolina 27611
Northern Pipeline Construction CompanyBox 901, Highway 2 WestBemidji, Minnesota 56601
Northland Plastics, Incorporated1422 South 16th StreetSheboygan, Wisconsin 53081
Northwest Pipe and Casing Company X9202 Southeast Lawnfleld RoadClackamas, Oregon 97015
NRM Corporation47 West Exchange StreetAkron, Ohio 44308
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Offenhauser CompanyPost Office Box i8068-TRHouston, Texas 77023
Ohio Pipe Bending and Coiling Company3890 Trent AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44109
Ohio Pipe, Valves and Fittings, Incorporated3890 Trent AvenueClevelande Ohio 44109
[ Olin Evanite PlasticsCarrollton, 3hlo 44615
Olin Plastics120 Long Ridge RoadStamford, Connecticut 06904
Omega Alloy DivisionM. B. Garrigan CompanyIII Gotthart StreetNewark, New Jersey 07105
O'Neal Steel, Incorporated747 North 41st StreetBirmingham, Alabama 35202
Orban, Kurt, Comparvy, Incuoporated XTwo Orban WayWayne, New Jersey 07470
U Owens Corning Fiberglas CorporationFiberglas TowerToledo, Ohio 43659
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corporation X5711 Sarvis AvenueRiverdale, Maryland 20840 4
Owens-Illinois, Incorporated XPost Office Box 1035
L Department M. S.Toledo, Ohio 43666
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Pace Pipe Line CompanyDrawer BDelmont, Pennsylvania 15626
Pacific Plastic Pipe Company[ 399
Beaverton, Oregon 97005
Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company XPost Office Box 1219Provo, Utah 84601
Pacific Western Extruded Products9742 East Firestone BoulevardDowney, California 90241
Pathway Bellows, Incorporated XDepartment TR1452 North Johnson AVenueEl Cajon, California 92022
PCM Company XLI 1433-37 Ferry StreetCamden, New Jersey 08104
Peerless Plastics, IncorporatedPost Office Bcx 956Garden City, Kansas 67846
Penn Galvanizing Company X2201 East Tioga StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19134
L Pennsylvania Flexible Metallic Tubing Company XPost Office Box 415-T
i|i Paoli, Pennsylvania 19301
Perfection Corporation640 North Lake StreetMadison, Ohio 44057
Perfection Sprinkler Company XBox 1363-TAnn Arbor, Michigan 48.06
Perfex Plastics DivisionRimer, Incorporated2632 South Dearborn Street
r Chicago, Illinois 60616
Perkasie Industries Corporation X54-55 Spruce StreetPerkasie, Pennsylvania 18944
Perma-Line Rubber Products Corporation1735 North Winnebago AvenueChicago, Illinois 60647
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Perma-Raln Irrigation, Incorporated350 West HermosaLindsay, California 93247
Petrochemicals Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 2199Fort Worth, Texas 76101
Petroleum Pipe and Supply Company, IncorporatedV HapgoodBuilding, Box 545
Carnegie, Pennsylvania 15106
Phelps Dodge Copper Products Company X300 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10022
Phelps Packing and Rubber Company, IncorporatedOne Montgomery Road .:Baltimore, Maryland 21227
Phillips Products Company, Incorporated X X XH.1 Plastic Pipe Division '
2655 Villa Creek Drive - Suite 155Dallas, Texas 75234
Phoenix Steel CorporationClaymont, Delaware 19703
H Pierce-Roberts Rubber Company X1400 Heath AvenueTrenton, New Jersey 08638
Pilot Manufacturing CorporationPost Office Box 312820433 Earl StreetTorrance, California 90510
Pipe Benders, Incorporated XPost Office Box 396Duluth, Minnesota 55801
Pipe Fittings, Incorporated1000 North Main StreetWellington, Ohio 44090
Pipe Heating Systems, Incorporated IA Subsidiary of Ric-WIl, Incorporated10101 Brecksville RoadBrecksville, Ohio 44141
Pipe Lining and Coating Company15-06 129thCollege Point, New York 11356
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Pipe Specialists, IncorporatedPost Office Box 4368-TBoulder, Colorado 80302
Pipeline Inspection Company, Incorporated X1919 AntoineHouston, Texas 77055
Piping Engineering Company, Incorporated X
Ll 8939 West 21st StreetSand Springs, Oklahoma 74063
U Piping Insulators, Incorporated X10 Osage RoadCanton, Massachusetts 02021
Pittsburgh Corning Corporation XDepartment TR800Presque Isle DrivePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15239
Plasti-Flo, Incorporated2701 North Pulaski
Chicago, Illinois 60639
Plastic Applicators X XPost Office Box 7631-TR
Houston, Texas 77007
Plastic Machinery 'orporation201 North BorderPost Office Box 217Cleburne, Texas 76031
Plastic and Metal Products CorporationH 1452 County Line RoadHuntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania 19006
Plastic Mold and Engineering Company261 Wampanoag TrailEast Providence, Rhode Island 02915
S LPlastic Piping Systems, IncorporatedPost Office Box 269-TSouth Plainfield, New Jersey 07080
Plastics, Incorporated500 West Florida StreetMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53204
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Plastiflex Company
1237-39 Arbor Vitae Street
Inglewood, California 90301
PlastillIIne, I ncorporated X
1251 Northeast 48 StreetPost Office Box APompano Beach, Florida 33061
p pliastintetic$ Incorporatedt5-T Industrial RoadFairlield, New Jersey 07006
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pluess-Staufer (North American), Incorpc-rated X
(Protexulate)One World Trade Ceni~r, Suite 2113Now YorK, New York 10048
P.Poling and Bacon Construction Company, Incorporated
10400 South AvenueYoungstown, Ohio 44514
Pol lock, William B., Company99 Andrews Avenue
Youngstown, Ohio 44503
Polygon Company Division X
Plae/Steel Products, IncorporatedEast Roosevelt Road at TennesseeWalkerton, Indiana 46574
Polykote, Incorporated12390 Crossburn AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44135
Polymer Corporation I
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L Porous Concrete Pipe Company Xi.• I1746 Lincoln Highway East
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Portco CorporationPaper and Plastics Division420C' ,•oIumbIa WayVancouver, Washington 98661
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Posey Iron Works, IncorporatedSouth and Prince StreetsLancaster, Pennsylvania 17604
Power Piping Company831 Beaver AvenuePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15233
N [ Precision Polymers, Incorporated1136 U. S. Highway No. 22Mountainside, New Jersey 07092
II Precision Thermoplastics Corporation3410 Democrat RoadMemphis, Tennessee 38118
Prince Rubber and Plastics Company, Incorporated
Station BU Buffalo, New York 14207
Process Piping, Incorporated2267 Lithonia Industrial BoulevardLithonla, Georgia 30058
Progressive Alloys Corporation16-18 Court StreetBrooklyn, New York 11241
II Protective Plastics Division. The Carborundum Company
Diamond State Industrial ParkNewark, Delaware 19711
Protecto Plas Company XPost Office Box 294-TCleveland, Ohio 44139
Pultrusions Corporation XPultruslons BuildingAurora, Ohio 44202
Pure Stone Company XBox 297Marble Falls, Texas 78654
LHutnam Stainless Steel Tubes, Incorporated822 Fairfield AVenueKenilworth, New Jersey 07033
PVC Fabricators4386 East 10 LaneHialeah, Florida 33013
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Pyramid Industries, Incorporated1422 Irwin DriveErie, Pennsylvania 16505
Pyramid Plastics, I ncorpora-v ed'II 220 West 5th Street
Department TRHope, Arkansas 71801
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Rain Jet Corporation303 South Flower StreetBurbank, Califo.nlo 91502
Ramsey Inrtustries, Incorporated33 Industrial ParkwayNorthvale, New Jersey 07647
Randolph Company X1112 Rr•ine StreetHouston, Texas 77019
Raque Manufacturing, Incorporated725 Beanblossorn RoadLouisville, Kentucky 40213
Raymond Metal Products Company XPost Office Box 66964425 Northpoint BoulevardBaltimore, Maryland 21219
Rea Plastics, IncorporatedPost Office Box 766Kinesport, Tennessee 37662
Read Plastics, Incorporated
12335 Whkins AvethueRockville, Maryland 20852
Reading Industries, Incorporated XReading Tube Division530 MaLn StreetFort Lee, Neýw Jersey 07024
Reco, Incorporated X7th and Hospital StreetsRichmond, VIrginid 23219
Red Valve Company, Incorporated X600 Bell AvenueCarnegie, Pennsylvania 15106
Reed Manufacturing Company1425 West Eighth StreetErie, Pennsylvania 16512
Reeves Rubber, Incorporated415 Avenida PicoSan Clemento, California 92672
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Rehau Plastiks, Incorporated X X X3 North StreetWaldwick, New Jersey 07463
Reliance Plastic and Chemical Corporation109 Kearney StreetPatterson, New Jersey 07509
Remco Manufacturing Company, Incorporated X205 South 85th East AvenuePost Office Box 15613• ~Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115
RepublIc Steel Corporation1441-T Republic BuildingPost Office Box 6778Cleveland, Ohio 44101
Resistoflex Corporation IRoseland, New Jersey 07068
Reutzel, R. E., CompanyPost Office Box 527Fremon+, Nebraska 68025 IRic-WII, Incorporated X10100 Brecksville RoadBrecksville, Ohio 44141
Ridge Plastics Company IBox 2205 '
Jonesboro, Arkansas 72401
Ridge Rool Company
400 Clark StreetElyria) Ohio 44035
Rite-Flo Manufac+uring Corporation13020 Southwest 87 AvenueMiami, Florida 33156
Roberts Pipe Line Constructiot ,Box 169Sulphur Springs, Indiana 47388 "
Rob intech, Incorporated1407 Texas StreetFort Worth, Texas 76101
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Rochester Equipment Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 6420Rochester, Minnesota 55901
Rohm and HaasIndependence Mal I WestPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19105
Rotuba ixtruders, Incorporated XAl 1401 Park AvenueLinden, New Jersey 07036
S Rovang, W. G., and Associates, Incorporated1943 Ncrth Columbia BoulevardPortland, Oregon 97217
Royal Industrias Tetrafluor Division2051 East Maple AvenueEl Segundo, California 90245
Royston Laboratories, Incorporated X XV 128 First Street
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15238
S~Russell a nd Land, Incorporated
4017 East Elchel AvenueEvansville, Indiana 47711
Ruth-Berry Company341 East Brooks Road
Post Office Box 9056Memphis, Tennessee 38109
Ryerson, Joseph T., and Son, Incorporated X X X
Box 8000-AChicago, Illinois 60680
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Sacramento Pipe Works
116 North 16thSacramento, California 95803
Safety Gas Main Stopper Conpany, Incorporated525 Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn, New York 11217
Sage Pipeline, IncorporatedPost Office Box 317Gold Hill, Oregon 97525
Sandia Laboratories X X XAlbequerque, New Mexico 87115
Sandusky Foundry and Machine CompanyFulton and Market StreetsSandusky, Ohio 44870
Santa Fe - Curran and CompanyPost Off ice Box 607 •-:,
Aurora, Colorado 80010
Satterlund Supply Company17300 TR Conant AvenueDetroit, Michigan 48212
Sawhill Tubular DivisionCyclops Corporation 4Box il
Sharon, Pennsylvania 16146
Schnitzer Al ly Products Company173 Pine StreetElizabeth, New Jersey 07206
Schulman, A., Incorporated3550 West Market StreetAkron, Ohio 44313
Schwartz, H., and Sons, Incorporated5101 Unruh StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 13135
Sciaky Brothers, Incorporated X X X4915 West 67th StreetChicago, Illinois 60638
Screens and Fabricated Metals CorporationPost Office Box 31North Bergen, New Jersey 07047
S..Sebring Industrial Corporation
Post Office Box 467Sebring, Florida 33870
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Sellers Company, Incorporated396 Church RoadKing of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406
SGL Piping Systems XDepartment DSPost Office Box 2747Wilmington, Delaware 19805
Shamrock Industries, IncorporatedSperzel Br"lding Products Division1010 Lyno ,e Avenue, NorthMinneapolis, Minnesota 55411
Sharon Steel CorporationPost Office Box 291Sharon, Pennsylvania 16146
Sheehan Pipe Line Construction Company511 National Bank of Tulsa BuildingTulsa, Oklahoma 74103
Sheldon, NI. L., Plastics Corporation X X350 Lexingi-'n AvenueNew York, New York 10016
[-! Shivel, Incorporated•
411 Professional Bul~dlng
Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74003
Siegfried Insurance5565 South LewisTulsa, Oklahoma 74105
Siverline PlasticsVPost Office Box 1806
Asheville, North Carolina 28802
Simpson Extruded Plastics4421 Nugget WayPost Office Box 10049Eugene, Oregon 97403
Simpson Timber CompanyTank and Pipe Division2301 North Columbia Boulevard
Portland, Oregon 27217
Sloane, R & G, Manufacturinq Company, Incorporated X X X21031 Ventura BoulevardPost Office Box 2300Woodland Hills, California 91364
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Slocomb Plastic Pipe and Products, IncorporatedDrawer J - 302 Esto HighwaySlocomb, Alabama 36325
Smith, David, Steel Company, Incorporated X401 Metuchen RoadSouth Plainfield, Now Jersey 07080
Smith, Enoch, Sons Companyiii 1441 Beck StreetSalt Lake City, Utah 84116
4 Smyth Rubber and Packing Company512-514 Mercer StreetJersey City, New Jersey 07306
Snel son, IncorporatedPost Office Box 312Sedro Wool ley, Washington 98284
Soltex Polymer Corporation, X Xa Subsidary of Solvay and Cie S. A. (Belgium)550 Broad StreetNewark, New Jersey 07102
Sommerv:lie-lliInois CompanyPost Office Box 3158Peoria, Illinois 61614
Sometco Plastics Company3950 Swinnea RoadV Memphis, Tennessee 38118
South Dakota Concrete Products Company222 East CapitolPierre, South Dakota 57501
Souther, Incorporated XL! 1952 Kienlen Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri 63133
Southern Boiler and Tank Works, IncorporatedThomas and Beltline R.R.Memphis, Tennessee 38107
SSouthern Plastic Company XDunbar RoadColumbia, South Carolina 29209
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Southwest Fabricating and Weldings Company, Incorporated X7525 Sherman[Houston, Texas 77011
Southwest Manufacturing Company Xf Post Office Box 722
Downey, California 90241
Spatz Fiberglass Products, IncorporatedPost Office Box 70A
Yorklyn, Delaware 19736
Spear and Wood Manufacturing CompanySouth Wood StreetWest Memphis, Arkansas 72301
Speciality Pipe and Tube, Incorporated X302 Martin L. King AvenueWarren, Ohio 44485
Speedline Fittings Division XHorace T. Potts Company
F i 538 East Erie AvenuePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19134
SSpeicher Brothers, Incorporated X308 Portland StreetCelina, Ohio 45882
Spencer, G. R., Construction Company1605 East LincolnFort Collins, Colorado 80521
Spiratex Company23403 Kean AVenueDearborn, Michigan 48124
SSP Fittings Corporation X108 Northfield RoadBedford, Ohio 44146
I Stacey Manufacturing Company359 Township Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45216
Stainless Tubing and Pipe, Incorporated X1613 Manning BoulevardBristol, Pennsylvania 19007
Standard Pipe and Supply Company, Incorporated301 City Line AvenueBala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania 19004
Standard Pipeprotection DivisionGeneral Steel Industires, Incorporated3000 South Brentwood Boulevard.1 St. Louis, Missouri 63144 C64
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Standard Plastics1760 West 1900 SouthSalt Lake City, Utah 84104
Stanley Supply, IncorporbtedPost Office Box 192"B" Street and Hawaiian AvenueWilmington, California 90744
[" State Pipe and Supply Company4442 North Union BoulevardSt. Louis, Missouri 63115
Stauffer Chemical CorporationPost Office Box 1110Long Beach, California 90801
Sterns, D. E., CompanyS~Post Office Box 1234Shreveport, Louisiana 71163
S-T-M Supply Company, IncorporatedS~97 Now Brunswick Avenue
Hopelawn, New Jersey 08861
Strahs Aluminum Company, IncorporatedI• •804 Snediker Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11207
Structural Fiberglass, Incorporated250 Sixth Street
{•* ! Verplanck, New York 10596
Stuart Corporation1407 South Second Street!i Plainfield, New Jersey 07063
Stupp CorporationPost Office Box 3558Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70821
Sullair Corporation3700 East Michigan BoulevardMichigan City, Indiana 45360
Superior Equipment 2ompanyPost Office Box 769Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
Swanson Company3747 West Buckeye RoadPost Office Box 6557Phoenix, Arizona 85009
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Synthetic Products CompanyDivision of Dart Industries1636 Wayside RoadCleveland, Ohio 44112
S & Z Construction Company, Incorporated16875 West Cleveland AVenueNew Berlin, Wisconsin 53151
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Talent Engineering, Incorporated X680-2 Meyers Stree•nLos Angeles, California 90033
Tapco International, Incorporated X1403 North Post Oak LaneHouston, Texas 77024
Tapecoat Company X XDivision TC Manufacturing Company, Incorporated1527 Lyons StreetPost Office Box 631Evanston, Illinois 60204
Tarnow Pipeline Construction Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 247Casey, Illinois 62420
Technical Specialties Company, Incorporated IRosyln PlaceMount Vernon, New York 10550
Telsco IndustriesPost Office Box 18205Dallas, Texas 75218
Tenneco Chemicals, Incorporated XOrganics and Polymers DivisionTurner Place, Post Office Box 2Piscataway, New Jersey 08854
Tennessee Tube Bending, Incorporated XMill StreetLaFollete, Tennessee 37766Tex-Tube DivisionDetroi• Steel Corporation1503 North Post Oak RoadPost Office Box 7705Houston, Texas 77007
Thaxtcn Tool Company XPost Office Box 4059-APittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15201
Thermacon Industries, IncorporatedNo. I Thermacon BuildingRockhIll RoadCherry Hill, New Jersey 08034
Thermop last I cs, Incorporated1401 South Industrial DriveMishawaka, Indiana 46544
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Thompson Culvert Company, Incorporated110 Ford LaneHazelwood, Missouri 63042
Thompson Pipe and Steel Company[ 3041 LarlmerDenver, Colorado 80201
r Thypin Steel Company, Incorporated49-55 30th StreetLong Island City, New York 11101
Tloga Pipe Supply Company, Incorporated2400 Wheatsheaf LanePost Office Box 5997Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19137
Tiros Plastics Corporation540 Tarrytown RoadWhite Plains, New York 10607
Tomaro, Nick and Son, Incorporated13597 7 Mile RoadCaledonia, Wisconsin 53108
Toronto Plastics and Machine Company
9 Hendricks Avenue and Route 30I Chesi hurst, New Jersey 08089
Transpolymer Industries, Incorporated100 South JustisonPost Office Box 1945TWilmington, Delaware 19899
Trelleborg Rubber Company, Incorporated30702 Solon Industrial ParkwaySolon, Ohio 44139
Trent Tube DivisionSouth Church StreetEast Troy, Wisconsin 53120
Trenton Pipe Nipple Company X
626-628 Brunswick AvenueTrenton, New Jersey 08607
Triangle Pipe and Tube Company, IncorporatedPost Office Box 711New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903
Tridyn Industries XXPost Office Box 156Colfax, North Carol Ina 27235
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Trl-Polnt Industries XDivis~on of Oak IndustriesHoosick Falls, New York 12090
Truly Tubular Fitting Corporation XPost Office Box 1160Mount Vernon, New York 10550
[ Tube Manufacturing Company, Incorporated89-T Route 206Somerville, New Jersey 08876
Tube Turns Division (Chemetron) X I222 Cedar Lane
Teaneck, New Jersey 07666
Ii Tubeco, Incorporated 4
121 Varick AvenueBrooklyn, New York 11237
Tube-Line Manufacturing Company XDivision of Midwood Industries, Incorporated48-13 20th AvenueLong Island City, New York 11105
Tubular Steel, IncorporatedPost Office Box 65-THazelwood, Missouri 63042 fTyler Pipe Industries, Incorporated X XPost Office Box 2027Tyler, Texas 75701
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U- Brand Corporation XClark and Greene StreetsAshland, Ohio 44805
Umstead Manufacturing Company400 East Water StreetSt. Charles, Michigan 48655
Unaflex Rubber Corporation X255-T 19th StreetBrooklyn, New York 11215
Union Carbide X XLinde Division270 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10017
Union Carbide Corporation XIrPlastics Products Division270 Park AvenueN,%w York, New York 10017
Uniroyal ChemicalEMIC Building
t Spencer StreetNaugatuc%, Connecticut 06770
Uniroyal, Incorporated1230 Avenue of the AmericasK New York, New York 10020
United Air Specialists, Incorporated X, ~ 6665 Creek Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
F United Conveyor Corporation300 Wilmot RoadDeekfleld, Illinois 60015 "
United McGill CorporationPos* Office Box 820 TRColumbus, Ohio 44116
-" United Moulded Products Corporation2 Yennicock AvenuePort Washington, New York 11050
United Pipe Nipple Company, Incorporated1867 Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn, New York 11233
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United PlasticsDivision of Environmental Equipment, Inneorporated11627 North Houston-RosslynHouston, Texas 77038
United Plastics Machinery520 Lancaster StreetFrazer, Pennsylvania 19355
United Sheet Metal Division XUnited McGill Corporation202 East BroadwayWesterville, Ohio 43081
United States Aluminum and SteelHighway Products Corporation8000 Farrow RoadColumbia, South Carolina 29203
United States Extrusions Corporation
Crossways Park DriveWoodbury, New York 11797
United States ';teel Corporation X X600 Grant StreetPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15230
Unilted States Steel CorporationSupply Division13535 South Torrencb AVenueChicago, Illinois 60633
Urethane Rubber Corporati~lPost Office Box 646Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043
Usona Manufacturing Company3512-T Chouteau AvenueSt. Louis, Missouri 63103
U.S. Pipe and Foundry Company, Incorporated1000 West 19thChattanooga, Tennessee 37408
U.S. Plastics, Incorporated
Post Office Box 152Houston, Mississippi 38851
U.S. Tube and Foundry Company, Incorporated• 485 Wortman AVenue
Brooklyn, New York 11208
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Vacuum Barrier Corporation X5 Barten LaneWoburn, Massachusetts 01801
Vv:cor Engineering Corporation X~669 Cartiegie Avqnue
Kenilworth, New Jersey 07033
Valley lndustrla& Plastics. Incorporated X X2000 Beaver AvenueMonaca, Pennsylvania 15061
Valloy Steel Products Company XPost Office Box 503St. Louis, Missouri 63166
Valmont Industries, incorporated XValley, Nebraska 68064
Van Beek Industries, Incorporated82 -rogress StreetUnion, New Jersey 07083
Van Ess Company500 West 7 Mile RoadComsfock Park, Michigan 49321
V.A.W. of America, IncorporatodU.S. Route 209Ellenville, New York 12428
Vermeer Manufacturing Company XPost Office Box 200Pella, Iowa 50219
Vermeer Sales and ServicePost Office Box AK - Highway 16West Salem, Wisconsin 54669
Vico Vibration and Noise Control, Incorporated448 West 36th StreetNew York, New York 10018
VInylex Corporation2636 Byington - Solway RoadKnoxville, Tennessee 37921
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Virginia Metal Manufacturing Company, Incorporated
p ost officea Box 2438' Roanoke, Virginia 240!0
Virginia Plastics CompanyPost Office Box 165-TRoanoke, Virginia 24002
"r ,Vulcan Lead Products Company1543 West Pierce StreetMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53204
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Walker, Cecil I., Machinery CompanyPost Office Box 2427Charleston, West Virginia 25329
Walllngford Steel Company X100 Valley StreetWallingford, Connecticut 06492
SWallace, William, Division X1475 Old County Road
Belmont, California 94002
Warner Manufacturing Corporation267 Watsessing AvenueBloomfield, New Jersey 07003
Warren, John V., Incorporated
502 Wouth StreetRensselaer, New York 12144
Waterman Construction Company, Incorporatedli Post Office Box 386
Waterman, Illinois 60556
Waterman Machine and Manufacturing Company1223 Germantown AvenuePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19122
Web Plastics Company, IncorporatedEast Ottawa StreetRichwood, Ohio 43344
Wells Engineering Company2922 West Lake StreetChicago, Illinois 60612
Wesflex Manufacturing Corporation XPost Office Box 1009L Richmond, California 94802
Western Plastics Corporation X2330 Port of Tacoma RoadTacoma, Washington 98421
Western Plastics CorporationEast 7th Street Road at Prospect AvenuePost Office BOx 249
Hastings, Nebraska 68901
Westfield Sheet Metal Works, Incorporated48 Monroe AvenueKenilworth, New Jwrsey 07033
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"Wheatland Tube CompanyIndependence Square Public Ledger BuildingPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
Wheeling Machine Products Company1947 Krause StreetWheeling, West Virginia 26003
L Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corporation4 Gateway CenterPost Office Box 118
IPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15230
WhInery, W. D., IncorporatedPost Office Box 11062-TTacoma, Washington 98411
[jWhite Metal Rolling and Stamping Corporation
84 Moultrie StreetBrooklyn, New York 11222
Whittaker Pipeline Constructors X7021 Highhay 136Porter, Texas 77365
L Wilson-Tek Corporation X X900 East National AvenueBrazil, Indiana 47834
Wltco Chemical Corporation291 Fairfield AvenueFaIrfield, New Jersey 07006
Woodhill Nipple and Supply, IncorporatedEast 123rd and EuclidCleveland, Ohio 44106
Work Equipment Company, Incorporated X
11905 West Ripley StreetMilwaukee, WIsconsin 53226
Worthy Brothers Pipeline Corporation118 Middleboro RoadPost Office Box 3009Wilmington, Delaware 19804
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Xatoy, Incorporated X
3 Terminal RoadNew Brunswick, New Jersey 08903
Yoder Company5528 Walworth AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44102
Young Metal Products, incorporated X
1 0loll East 148thEast Chicago, Indiana 46312
ii Youngstown Sheet and Tube CompanyPost Office Box 900v • Youngsown, Ohio 44401
Youngstown Steel and Alloy CompanyBox 217520 West MainCanfield, Ohio 44406
Youngstown Welding and Engineering Company
3720 Oakwood AvenueYoungstown, Ohio 44509
Zeus Industrial Products, Incorporated X
100 Foot of Thompson StreetDepartment TRRaritan, New Jersey 08869
Zeston, IncorporatedPost Office Box 46-A,Fords, New Jersey 08863
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SAmerican Concrete Pipe Association X X1501 Wilson Blvd.Arlington, VA 22209
American Petroleum Institute X X2101 L St., N. W.Washington, DC 20034
American Pipe Fittings Association X Xii 26 Sixth St.
Stamford, CT 06905
American Supply Association X221 N. Lasalle St.Chicago, IL 60601
S~American Welding Society, Inc.
2501 N. W. 7th StreetMiami, FL 33125
Association of Industry Manufacturers1413 K Street N. W.Washington, DC 20005
Association of Oil Pipe Lines X1725 K St. N. W.Washington, DC 20006
Bituminous Pipe Institute X XII E. Wacker Dr.Chicago, IL 60601
Cast Iron Pipe Research Association X X1301 W. 22nd St. Fulte 323Oakbrook, IL 60521
I Cast Iron Soil Pipe Institute X
2079 K St. N. W.Washington, DC 20006
Concrete Joint Institute2 Kimball St.Elgin, IL 60120
Distribution Contractors Association X X506 Harvard TowerTulsa, OK 74135
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National Association of Pipe Coat'Inq X XApplicators
2504 Flournoy-L~icas Rd.Shreveport, LA 71108
National Assoclatlon of Pipe NippleManufacturers, Inc.
1745 Merrick Ave.Merrick, NY 11566
SNational Certified Pipe Welding Bureau X X5530 Wisconsin Ave. Suite 750Washington, DC 20015
National Clay Pipe Institute X X1130 17th St. N.W.Washington, DC 20015
National Corrugated Steel Pipe Association X XSChicago-O'Hare Aerospace Center
S~4825 N. Scott St.•Shlller Park, IL 60176National Plumbing, Heating, Cooling
1413 K. St. N. W.
Washington, DC 20005
Pipe Fabrication Institute X X[ 1326 Freeport Rd.Pittsburgh, PA 15238
[ Pipeline Contractors Association2800 Republic National Bank Bldg.Dallas, TX 75201
IL: Piping Promotion Trust742 Ponce De Leon Place N. E.Atlanta, GA 30306
Plastics Pipe Institute X x250 Park Ave.New York, NY 10017
Society of Plastics Engineers, Inc.
656 West Putnam AvenueGreenwich, CT 06830
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