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INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM See Distribution DATE from S3 TO at job . :o. Falasr Zn-TTneers* UaekIt Field Activity Report October 17, 1967 0* A. Fisaaod ioddleioim Ccnetmotlea 7100 'TTT.ncTLtitsd herewith is the subject report for the weak ending October 17, 1967- CA?/sec tJ `o >-2>-dO j> lie:-, fibubica t."cl Osborne C-. Hraner *r. Eamea > p Foley > at?ir# Oaith Cox . s. lobs - Xi Brannansus Kaicar H. jrVJolf (Oalcland) Sf. F. Serb (Oakland) D. A. Daly F. Z. &sb J. 'f. Irvin 7. L.' Frankssaa, A. I*. Gordon H. C. Boucher cc: Central File Zaissr Heading File Armco Reading File KEN 003889 fezsaraiur-es ahov-3 nci^sal. TVticn: /cdOlotc vo, Ohio Job Koafcew cA'/i II^EPjVI^IuSS: I-Sudanm - 2 drsreas iftTvimns - /! depress -yp v~ST?C53 *. ij. --J# 32*.V* --V.,A i.- C, 3, 31ncsarfchal J . W. Chaj:vovsiti., M* E. Gardner I^rsagsasafc General Sapervisica Field Ifcgiiiaering tfarahs, & I-Shl. Control Sorrey Office Syv. & Eepro. Clerical Graft * TC24L F02CS SE2?03? Ssiccr Siganeors Ervrvjh ilon-lfeeranii wiulMWIMMIft ?r+ 3 16 3 47 25 .4 0 2a 16 -- 75 1,710 Subcontractors 22 13 3 20 1,244 Feethill Electric 1 6 15 1 19 M 753 fetal 9 2 x91 26 7 39 hM 3,7S7 * Average So? vatic of sasn on payroll* Average for vatic of Crafts 13 aa folloass Saisar Sagineera Sobccr&pactora Foothill Electric 1,524 1,144 ... 672 fetal Crafts Worldng 3,540 I KEN 00389( MI FIELD ACTIVITY R2PCKT Week Ending October 17, 1967 GENERAL COMMENTS: The final assembly and subsequent critical testing program on the finish mill motors is virtually at a standstill at this time* This is due to a.fault found in several of the motors that is apparently a manufacturing defect. We have already experienced considerable delay since the first problem with the finisher motor ms encountered and -rill probably experience two or three '.reeks additional delay even if the problem is solved at once, ihe Westinghouse people are forking cn this problem and are obviously making every effort to come vx> with a decision. In the Waste Seat Boiler Area, all concerned (with the exception of Wo Piping) on hangers and supports, have made very good progress in the pagt month which -was in an effort to start the boiler and furnace on the First of November. As a result of the delays caused by late Bravo design changes, it appears that we will be unable to start making steam in the No, 1 Waste Heat Boiler before November 15. The specific problem here is change plus additional supports and hangers required before admitting 425 pounds of steam from Boiler No* into the Waste Heat Boiler Area steam pipe. Every effort has been made to expedite the necessary materials, however, there are still seme parts missing and even though they will be delivered in the next few days the chances of improving the 3oiler startup to a date earlier than November 15 are not good. As of a week ago, we have lost all of the Pipefitters that came from West Virginia and we have not been able to maintain the force of Fitters that we had two weeks ago* We have had a drop of approximately 45 Fitters in the past two '.reeks. Since we contemplated reducing our manpower in the near future, the net result is not serious at this time. We are presently reducing usage of construction equipment and will continue to do so for the rest of this year* A list of the equipment that is being retired or put on the idle line has been transmitted to Armco for their disposition. The structural steel combine was scheduled to begin erection of steel at the BOF cn October 17 As of this date, only baseplate have been installed as the many shipments received do not contain the proper itaw to erect a unit cf steel. The settlement problem that was bothering the Westa equipment erection representative is evidently solved and '.re are now -xxsediting the Eichlcay Corporation to install equi> whereby the -schedule of the other crafts can be met. The insulators walked off 'the ,iob for a day during the period as a result of the firing of one of the men. The subcontractor resolved the problem with the union* the man wa s not returned to the ,icb. This caused us a days insulating time if.hich we can ill afford, particularly, in view of the amount of work toaccomplish and the shortage of qualified men. I i 4 KEN 003891 3 VEI3ZZ FI2Ii3 ACTITjTI ESPCST Ghdinrj Ictctcr 173 196? 1 i- - hot srag? 1.1 G-cavrt.-*.cn .nrd i Pc. -rrblll: - cubic yrtrclo of backfill v.u.3 completed during tho" corded for a tctal to Gahe c-f oyO. 56j cubic yards. 1,2 Cc^crofrat li!2 cubic inxto cf concrete t;?,s placed duping oho period for a total to date of 209,790 cubic yards* Tho concrete work for tho psried consisted mainly of cerivdt encacasent between tho Hot 3trip 11311 and tbs Green Coil Storage daildicg* ' the two roll transfer car3 in tho Soil Shop is complete and tested fop a raining bo ta installed* Progress was also continued on installation of steel covers feu* hatches, pip3 trenches and valve pit3, ten tana remaining Tho gantry crane rail stops ia the 3lab storage area were completed during tho period* At Seale Fit $3, progress was naintained ca ereebien of tha corner structure at tho north end of the pit* This structure is 9055 complete* About five tens cf stairways, platforms end catwalks remain to bo installed at tha three Hot Strip Hill seals pits and is presently awaiting mechanical installation by Siehlesy. AH aiscftlla-necus steelwork at tho clarifier pomp houeo is ccsplcrfco, At the clarifier building, erection of tho-sluice gate operating platforms is complete. In tho dcsncoilar area, tin floor plate and grating is 5% caaplcte. 2h the coil conveyor trenches between tha Hot Strip Mill and tho Green Coil Storage Building, handrailing installation is 0 complete. In the loll Shop Ana, installation of miscellaneous steel framing and floor plats for tho roll lathe equipment is awaiting drawing infconation* 160 tens of TajaBOllanaous iron remains to be installed in tha Hot Strip Mali gxnlffldltig additional work orders. A study is in progress and will be completed next period covering all additional work orders for the Hot Strap Mill* KEN 003892 IJSaEI FZEID ACSI!/32f PJPOHT Jfcsk Shding October 17, 1967 1*5 At the Hot' Strip I-Iill bag houses, the re gaining work recrrir-cd^to cumulate tha3a facilities ccnsiub3 mainly of electrical light:1ns, pc.rar 'firing and sfcesa piping to the bag house coils. Twelve of the lift3on bag houses contain heater coils and. -onus, requare suean arm ccndonsa-ce pxpjng* To cate, papaag hen seen completed cn three of these bag houses; namely, bag house $5, bag heuso jf3 and bag house j:3. at bag house #3, repairs were in progross on Isaha which devdeped at the heater coils during boating of this unit. i'his bag house will be cutof-service until the repair work is accomplished. Pccthill Electric reported that electrical work cn the sim bag houses south of column lino 33 will bo completed by October 26. These units will then ba essentially ccsgjlcta except for cteaa coil piping, charging and testing. Big housoa #8, 9 and 14 at the finisher and cbwncoilsr areas are also near corsploticn. The six regaining bag houses #6, 7, 10, 11, 12 end 13 are 75% complete. Electrical work is in progress cn all of the refining bag houses* In the finisher area, the" heating and ventilating syotsax is complete except for a source of ocoaai. During the period, progress was ccatiroed on the air condi tioning unit3 for the dcwncoiler director roaa and the coil conveyor director room. These cystous are well advanced end are scheduled to couplets next period* In the slab storage area, tho air conditioning , unit for the scheduling office is installed and the heating and venti lating duct work is now ccraploto and insulated* Completion of this unit is scheduled by October 30* The air conditioning units for the dispatchers office, the recorder roesa and attendance office will be wired up ly October 23* The grease house heating unit is scheduled to complete cn October 26. At the waste heat bailor control' reesn, the subcontractor is awaiting dolivesy of one fan unit before he can caaplete the air conditioning sy3tem for this facility. The fan delivery is scheduled tqr October 26* 1.6 Mechanical? Progress continued in most areas by Eichleay forces cn mechanical installation in the Hot Strip Mill, la the furnaco area, pusher #3 is nearing ccaopletion with one motor bass remaining to be grouted. Slew progress was experienced during the period cn intro ducing oH to tiie charging tables bacause of a lack of strainers. Delivery of remaining strainers will allow ccapletion of this trade three days after they are received. Eichleay has been requested to install the roll table and step south cf the furnace delivery tables* Progress soatinned on the ruction of the slab reject transfer car drive fsembly and erection of the transfer car m the rail will rsgis next period. Progress continued during the period on the dry seals removal system, both at the charge end discharge cu&a of the furnace* Presently, tho ciarging table to furnace skids for furnace ;f2 and 3 will not be installed until remaining brickwork has been com pleted in the area. In the rougher area, the work roll assemblies I KEN 003893 I/SSKLT FIELD ACTT5ITY HSFCH? 1/cck S-.dr.ng Gctccsr 1?^ 1967 lava been placed in pc.v-vc-ion. cn rcughcrs 2 end rcughera 3 roll change elects. Honsdial ccni.inv.od en the R3 r.r.d 24 eslgora for United Engineering, ?.opair z-:c?z for rougher 2 edges* housing wac successfully ; existed during the penied. In the finishing urea, the quick roll ;:c:; are hcrig renewd cud delivered to ArmcoJs sachine chop A-:r iiu;;Iin:ing th:n ro-i-nutnllsd by l'>ichlyay43 forces, Repair work* at finisher sot or #'3 vrea ccpplcted during the period and testing of thin finisher is scheduled for nsst period, The finishing mill motor ;?2 hes seer, disassembled end repairs aro in progress; At finishing mill netor #4, hho upper half of the stater t-ns removed in order to deter- n-ina the cause of lew megger readings, Tha finishing mill motor #? boorleg "Ehich is being repaired in the Pittsburgh factory is scheduled for delivery to the ;jsh sito and rc-inatalled next wssk. Xn the 'dosai- coiler area, the mechanical installation of all dcuacoiler equipment is ccspleta. The installation of the 324 runout motors has seen delayedbecause of remedial, cork which ras required on -the motor bases in order to sales meters interchangeable. In tha coil conveyor area, insballaticn of the signedo coil bonders -was initiated and supervised by the vosior*s representative. Chain and drive installation cai- tirrued tliroughaxt the period on. all tea coil conveyors and final bolt; up :-eaa in progress ca censor structures #7 and 9* At Scale Fit $3* mechanical installation continued during the period on tha web scale renewal system. In tha Hell Shop, cleaning and assembling of roll cenjpoienfcs was re-activated under supervision of the vendor* s ronra- sentstive. Installation tras initiated on real grinder #3* Ccupisd tosta wore perforssd on the following equipment: tha R6 inching drives, loading tables $3, 4, 5* 6 and 7, deliveey tables #21, 23 and 25, and roll transfer cars #1 and 2. In the 32 and E6 test area, the following equipment tcis operated by the P50 and ?550 cagnxbers, rougher ecrowdcaaas and edgsr house adjustments. i la 7 Pipings During the period, 16,215 feet of piping was installed for a total to date of 295,223 linear foot. 7,672 font of thin installed quantity was instrument tubing. To date, 22,243 feet of instrument piping has been coexisted with 5,352 feet remaining* The remaining piping to bo collated by Eaisor forces in the Hot Strip Mill is 46,333 linear feet. Major piping cysteras worked on during the period wares grease systems, hydraulic system 13, high prossure descaling, faxnaw coding ester, clarifier drain piping, mill high praesur piping^ plant air, natural gas, steam, dcanceller air, chemical cystcna and instrumentation. Ali^ssnt of the twelve Allis-Chalmcr puxma in Scale Pits #1, 2 and 3 was csnplsted during 'the period . Ccsletion of the aligunent of the five sump pumps in surap-pussp-pit #4 is pending delivary of the expansion units* for the suction aide of these pumpa. Hydro testing continued during tha period an hydraulic system 15 and repair work was also raintained on leaks discovered during the testing of this system. Grouse 3ystoma #17, 13 and 19 "were also being hydro i KEN 003894 6-- tSSSS ?13H> ACTIST2J H3F0ES l.cck Siding October 17, 1367 I tested during this tied. -'0 pickling and slushing uao accomplished casing the period. The i -'.iv cc^rvoGScr installation at the punp house is net; 70$ complete and is oiuciulod for cosplctiea end starb-ip cn Fovenber 6. Chock cut -..us ^vrutivued during oho period cn the hiah. p:; oo.3v.ro decculir.g r/cupo ::;:,d ?oeto::3. Iticeuplcd tests for* these motors are scheduled fez* nc; r cried* 1,3 T&octrical: Foothill Sleetvis Corporation installed 34-GOO lies, of e.vpcsccT'conduit during the period for a total to date of l-356,CGO Its. or 90$ complete. 11,000 Its. of c-rheudcd conduit wa3 ins-called for a total to date of 1,333,000 Its. 4G.GCQ feet of low voltage cable was ^stalled for a total to date of 1,426,000 feet or 62$ complete. pCO lew voltage cable tszsdnaticns were completed far a total to data,of 23,CGQ or 73$ complete. 24,CG0 foot of control cable uao installed for a total to dote of 1-322,CC0 or 62$ complete* terminations were', acccrpiickcd for a total to date 1o,f G4Q4,CcCoQntoror lrf*cO'caOtble ccvrolote. 25,CCC feet of computer cable xcas installed for a total to date of 705, CCQ feet or 735$ complete. 1.3CD ccssputer cable texsdna- tiens ware made ior a total to date of 23,300 or 76$ carplots. 2,cCO lbs. of lighting conduit and 6,000 feet of lifting *ririag was in stalled during the period. 9GO lbs. of structural grounding was installed for a total to date of 137,000 lbs. 5C0 feet of 27 cable was installed and 160 27 terminations were accaspliehed, 26 tezatna- tion3 wers ccapletsd cn ccnrminicaticn wiring during the period. An electrical force of 536 sea was continued discing the period on pro duction and building facilities in the Hat Strip Hill. i 1.9 Miscellaneous Subcontracts* In 'the Hot Strip Hill motor roan, Bilbroy Masonry Contractors are completing punch list items. This contract is almost caaplets. Moeschl-Edwards is waiting on the fabrication of the final Sis rolling doors for the Hot Strip Mill to be completed cn October 27. 63 roll up doors have been installed to date and the three remaining job site doors are presently being installed. Completion of these door assem blies was effected by a labor dispute during ths past severe! weeks. These doors are motor operated and the work has been assigned to the electrical trades and Moeschl-Bdvard3 has been instructed to ccarolcte these doers by November 15. Myron Comiah Corporation is scheduled to complete celling viosk in thcr scheduling office on Octobsr 20. This subcontract is well advanced accept far minor coiling work in the director rooms which cannot bo acccupli&hcd until all overhead electrical installation has been com pleted. KEN 003895 W3E2E2 FIELD ACTIVITY HErOS IT-.jgk Sr.ding October 17, 1967 Gwona Corning PilcrgLas Germany contiausd with insulation work cn the 425 lb. steam pipelines in the boiler house arsao. Frogross was also continued during the period cn inoulaticn of lube oil systems in iho Hex, Strip Mill oil cellar and 165 lb. otaaa lines throughout the not Strip Lilli. To cr.ts, 13,000 linear f eet of l6p lb. ctocaa pipelines have been inaulatad* 1,`717 feet of condensate piping has been insu lated to date, lf30Q feet of lube oil system #4 has been insulated-to date, 7CG fast of 564 feet of Ilorgcil feres 'as continued in pica insulation in the Hot Strip Mill during the period. Delta Pipeline Contractors continued during tho period with an average. 93 22a work force cn service piping in the Hot Strip Mill. To date, 21,335 linear- foot of header piping has been installed and 3,223 linear feet of service drop piping installed for a total to date of 25,223 fash. Salcm-Brooiua ccatianed tilth repair work to the damaged lintels cn furnace $1 throughout the period. Hspair work of thsae lintels i3 scheduled to caaplete by October 20. Bebrieking of the lintel area will imsediatsly fallow caaplotica of the repairs. Hcfractory work was continued cn the lining of #3 west gas stack, but due to a limited number of refractory workers, this work was interrupted by the special repair work in unit #1. Furnace bottom and up-tabs refractory in stallation at Z reheat furnace continued throughout the period. Piping continued at furnace #1 on treated water piping and at furnace #2 cn steam piping, steam traps, fuel oil piping and condensate piping. Newco Slacfcric continued with power control wiring at furnace ft throughout the period. All actore at furnace #1 are scheduled for rotation checks and testing on October 23* Insulation progressed during the period on fuel oil pipelines and steam piping for furnace ft* Babcock and tfilooac continued with installation of heating and ventilating systems at elevation 220 in the boiler house area during the period. Ventilation duet woack was completed for the #3 unit* Insulation con tinued tbraughout the period m tho induced draft and force draft fans and wed* *1 ant 2, Bevasping of the #2 stack above the induced draft fan uas eaq&eted. Progress was also emtinued on mechanical installa tion ef 4m pedestals, bearings, drive mechanisms and linkages for unit #3. Thin fen and dust work contract is now $Q% complete. Tho Mo Piping- (Contractor for the Waste Heat Boiler 2|ff and over piping) is now 96% complete. Hydro testing of the 425 lb. steam system at 640 lbs. per square ineh was accoszmliahed during the period. Hydro testing KEN 003896 3- UE3HET 7ELD ASSISET S3IDHT Week Ending October 17, 1967 1 is now in progress for* tho 165 lb. otesa oyotcn. The natural gas piping in this caxfcract was also ccrpleicd. Additional activities by this contractor iavdvsd changes duo to revised dcoiga end additional requirenants for the steam and boiler feed piping in the waste heat boiler area. Horn Woolley (Contractor for the Waste Heat Boiler 2" and under piping) supported the hydro testing of high pressure and low pressure' steam systems in the *e3io heat bcilsrc* area. Progress during the period con sisted of ffent end piping at boiler ft39 instrument air piping, service vstar piping to the 50 Hi stand-by generator unit, coot blcser drains and #3 boiler blew dean piping. This contractor is new 72% complete. MinnsapcUs-Hcccywell {Instrunnxtaticn Contractor for tho Waste Heat Boiler Area) ccntinusd with installation of stainless steel tubing Trea the boiler drums to tho control recm. Insulation of connector usll3 in tho 425 lb. atcan system and tho 165 lb. steaa system t-jas also continued. In the mater control room, torsdnatixaaa were continued throughout the period to the master control j>andL and to ft1 boiler panel. This contract is now 62# complete. 2. rn?,6 - SLAB MILL 2.1 Excavation and Backfill: 4,231 cubic yards of backfill was ccmplsrccd during the period for a total to date of 200,273 cubic yards. 2.2 Concrete: 399 cubic yards of concrete was placed for a total to date of 44,453 cubic yards. Concrete work consistad mainly of the scale drag slab near column line 3, the skip hoist tower base slab, the mill office area slab and the roll tutor foundation slab. 2.4 Hoofing and Siding: 3,000 square feot of siding was installed at the slab yard extension aisles during the period for a total Slab hill quantity of 72,659 square feat. 2.6 Mechanics^ gtchleny Corporation continued with mechanical installation in the Slab 13U during the period. Progress was maintained on the #1 ingait Motiving table, the #4 gill approach table motors,, the #3, 10 and Ot iwuub table motor bases, the crop conveyor, the tfl and 2 pilora, the 4MMP agrstea and the two-high reversing mill. The "hold* ca erection of tig ania mill equipment last week was released on Friday. Progress since then consisted mainly of installation of the vertical mill housings. Settlement readings are being maintained, however, on the main mill foundations. - 414 tens of Mesta equipment was received at the job cite during the period for a total to date of 6,736 tens or S/7% complete. The items received this period included components for the manipulator and horizontal roll assemblies. No major equipment was grouted during the period. KEN 003897 WEBgar sms ACTI7ITX HEPQEP Week Esding Octc&cr 17, 196? t 2,7 ?iB35S? Hunter (Piping Contractor for tho Slab Mill) continued with an arorage 'work fcrca of 50 non, during tho period. In iha oil collar, the sis Sier-Bath jasps wore ro-iastalled after being returned to tho factory for reverie earlier. Progreso cca-binncd in tho oil collar cn luba oil, oyrocnc v3 j o anti 7. Coher basement piping in progeo33 during ths polled craa tho 'cater, air, sheas, hydraulic system #1 and hydraulic system #2, In tho Slab Hall sain aide, installation ccntinned cn tho 8" plant air, tho 4" natural gas header and tho 10" csgrgea header along column lino D,, Ihia piping along column lino D between column 1 and column IS is new 90% ccapletc and includes drops for mill low pressure '.cater, steam and plant air at column 17*5. Tho 4" natural gas header along colunn line 3 between 1 and 13 is now installed including four drops. A ccncsatrafcsd effort was maintained during the period cn the natural gas piping in the main mill aisle in order to support earlier requirements for temporary sraa fired heaters in tho 3lab rill motor reem by early November.* 10,345 linear feat of pipe has been installed to date. Total piping for the Slab Mill is presently estimated at 36,000 feet. 2,3 Electrical; 300 lbs. of exposed conduit was installed for a total to." date of 6,000 lbs. or 5% complete. 2,000 lbs. of embedded conduit wag installed for a total to date of 537,000 lbs. or 92&- ccaaplete. 300 feet of cable tray was installed for a total to date of 15,700 foot. 600 lbs. of lighting conduit and 300 feet of lighting wiring was in stalled during iha period. 420 lbs. of structural grounding was in stalled far a total to date of 12,500 lbs. or 25SS couplets. 3- 71A1 - SC&EEKQ PITS i 3.2 Concrete* 102 cubic yards of cencrefce was placed for ft total to date cf 27,711 cubic yards. Concrete work in the soaking pita consisted mainly of $2 ' cable yards in the Z-lias loading dock wall and piora, 36 cubic yards in tbs X-line trench vail and 13 cubic yards in the recoiling ares slab-ai-grade. 3.3 Structural S^ra^Uanocua Stool* Ohio Valley Erectors resumed pro* gross on erection and bolt-op of the sendee area steel and ingot boggy 3.6 KgcbjjLoffcus Engineering maintained good progress'in all phases of cesiumfl till in the soaking pit area* Framing and plate installation for sscfcMys and collecting flues at batteries SO., 2 and 3 are now ccmplste. Ths structusl floor fraiaa installation at elevation 124 is also ccnplete for all batteries. The mezzanine floor plate is 93 com plete. Stairways at battery #6 are ccnplete and 80& ccapleta at batteries #4 and 5* Installation of conduit banka at batteries #5 and 6 continued during the period. Installation of conduit and fixtures br lighting in the $4, 5 and 6 battery areas was also in progress throughout the period. The natural gas manifolds to battery #6 burners is now complete and 95^ complete at battery #5* Coding water piping at batteries #5 and 6 is now 93SJ CQsplste.aad 2C8 cemplebe at battery #4. Progress during the KEN 003898 --- -nr- J JgBffiT PISID ACTIOTf EEPOBT '7cek I&ding October 17, 1967 period also consisted of installation of steam piping between the ssssanine floor end tho flue area* ccsbucticn air piping at batteries #5 and 6 and dilution sir piping for batteries #4, 5 and 6. 3*7 Pining: Delta Pipeline Ocntwaofcors had 9 men working cn soaking pit piping. Because of priority requirements in ether areas, piping in the acaking pit tas discontinued* They are scheduled to resusa work in approximately two weeks tiro, fetal pipe installed to date 'ey this contractor -is 320 foot of treated piping, 55 feet of compressed air piping, 120 feet of 14" through 10J* piping has been prefabricated and ready for installation. 3.3 Electrical: 11,000 lbs. of exposed conduit was installed during the period for a total to data of 33,CC0 lbs 4. 7128 - BftSTO 0ZYGBN SI-DP 4.1 Sr-cavatim and Backfill: 3,900 cubic yards of excavation was completed during the period for a total to date of 184,731 cubic yards. 3,345 - cubic yards of backfill was accongjlished for a total to date of 220,634 cubic yards. Excavation during the period ta completed at the track? copper facility and the fan and stack foundation. 4.2 Concrete* 440 cubic yards of concrete was placed during the period for a total to date of 17,496 cubic yards* Concrete placed during the period consisted of furnace #1 support piers top lift, hot metal scale fill concrete, the hot metal stairway aLab, fill concrete at the ladle roline pit and seas piers along C and ? line* 4.3 Structural and Iliscollaraous Steel* 163 tons of steel bed plates ware installed at the Basic Oaygen Building for an overall total of 2,064 tons for Project 7128* Apprcsdaatdly 5Q of the bed plates have been installed to date* 4.4 Hoofing apd 8,000 square feet of aiding ms installed at the Mold Sard Bonding far a tctal to date of 19,130 square feet* 6-240 square feet of roofing was installed in the Ibid Building for a total to dafteedt 63*040square feet* 5* 7!W*WPTO.groTO 5.1 BagaretlaL_and Backfill: 12 cubic yards of backfill ms completed for a total to date of 5,403 cubic yards* 5.2 Concrete* 110 cubic yards of ccncrebe me placed for a total to date of 1,659 cubic yards* This cenerste work caEpjLsfcai all of the railroad subgssde slabs in this area. KEN 003899 21 - W2EZLZ FIELD ACTIVES IS'OHI VJeek Ekiding October 17, 1967 5,,3 Structural and Miscellaneous Steal: Eolt-up of st:ractural steel was ccirbinaed during the period sad erection of column heat shields was also in progress* 6. 6*2 Con ersts: 115 cubic yards of ccncreta vas placed at the Pickle Bril ding for a total to data of <$.>239 cubic yards, 443 cubic yards of concrete *$33 placed at the Pickle Coil Storage Building for a total to date of 4,157 cubic yards, < Pile driving was initiated during the period at the //2 catenary pit ca #4 pickle line. Progress continual throughout the period on construction of walls and piera along J-liixa of the PickLa Coil Storage Building. Foundation progress on the #5 pickle lino is being delayed due to a lack of construction drawings. During the period, a cut back of fifteen carpenters was necessary because of this lack of drawing inforzaation. 6.3 Structural and iB.scallaneou.s Steals 46 tons of structural steel was erected at the Fickle Coil Storage Building far a total to date of ' 415 tons. Erection during the psried consisted mainly of column steel at the cast end of the building. Hoofing and Riding; At the Green Coil Storage Building, 1,536 square feet of siding was installed for a total to date of 39,466 square feet 2,COO square feet of roofing was installed for a total to date of 94,400 square feet. Installation of roof ventilators vas also con tinued throagwut the period. At the PicKLe lino Building* 225 square feet of siding was installed for a tobal to date of 105,585 square feet. 1*760 square feet of roofing vas Installed for a total to date of 94,992 square feet. 6.6 Mechanical: Ohio Valley Biggsra ecotisned throughout the period with bolt-up on tbs Groan Coil Storage crane 403. Progress vas also ccntixraed a* erection of exsns 404. The eeb far 404 remains to be delivered to the job site. Bolt-up vas completed on cranes 401 and 402 during tbs period. 6.7 gjggnpp lb tbs Pidde Line Area* the 3" drain pipe from the scalebream? to tbs vertical loop smp pit is 75# couplets. Teqwrery denatnrfng vas eentinued throughout the period at the low point on Jrew ef tbs Pidde Coil Storage Building. McGxav Construction Consiany have ccopleted 6o of the roof drainage piping at the Green Coil" Storage Building. Nam 1/oollcy was given notice to proceed with his piping work on October 23 at the Green Coil Storage Building. 6.8 Electrical,: At the Green Coil Steerage Building* Lake Erie Electric 13 902 complete with the wiring of cranes 401 and 402. Cable tray installation on 3-line continued during the period and installation of lighting flatares in the maintenance aisle vas initiated. KEN 003900 - - . -- - - A* -- 0^) ' waagTffgrn activity hefort Ucak Ending Ccbofcar 17, 1967 UTILITIES ''IG9 - PloalAno: I'o z?cz?-y o j:aa r^poriad. for thi3 facility during V.'.o poriod. Jolla Pipeline is ccnploto with. all pipe installation work end io rir.dy for final toot: ng of tho hydrogen, nitrogen and ccke oven jpo lir.33. TLIO - Power Di~trnt-qtlcn: At tho licit Area cnritchatation, B. H. confcinued *scLbh tho installation of underground electrical ducts between tho substation and the main B.O.?. switchgear room. The bettea slab for nsnfcoie f/3 at the 3.0 .F. substation wa3 placed this week* Progress on underground duct work to this aanhole continued throughout tho period. At the cold finishing substation, fencing of the station '.as completed during the period. Wire terminations are now 35^ cccplete. 7i.ll - Sanitary Sraerat ho progress was reported on this project during tho period. 7112 - Drainage and Site Dcygloorogntt 12,133 cubic yards of ascavation was completed during the period for a total to date of 648,529 cubic yards. 12,732 cubic yards of backfill vjas accmplishod for an adjusts! total to date of 385,735 cubic yards. 11 cubic yards of concrete placed for a total to date of 900 cubic yards. Delta Pipeline Contractors installed 340 feet of underground corrugated natal pipe in the Steelmking Area during the period. A masting was held during the period uith Aroco, Vfestin#icuse, I-IcGraw and HE personnel to discuss the scope of outdoor lighting for the Project. Dsaiga of the outdoor limiting requirements is { i n progress. John B. Jurgensen Company of Cincinnati was awarded a sub contract for road paving in the south area. 7113 - Tracksorta During the period, DHS Corporation laid 216 feet of track at the pig machine area and 1,040 feet of track at the Pickle Area and one turnout during the period. 34,935 feet of track has been laid to date. The estimate at completion remains at 171,700 feet of track. 7114 - Locker Bocay At the south area locker rooms, David L. Smith Construction CdspMgr completed installation of the sculptured outside paneling and gable fascia. Progress was continued throughout the period on slaetrlcal Installation mainly lifting for tbs various roosts within tbs building. Installation of the overhead H and 7 duet system was started during the period. Plumbing and water pipe installation was also contimsd, throughout the period. Progress cn this building is satisfac tory. Is the Steelsaldng Area, srection of the outside walla including the door jma setting and pre-masonry work was in progress. Ilasonry work on walls is scheduled to start next period. 7136 - blasts Disposal for, the Pickle Facility* 4,099 cubic yards of backfill was installed during tire period. 515 of these yards were slag backfill and the remainder was cn-siba backfill. Prepared by: jM&wnuLu 0. A. Finsand OAF/seo Approved by* 0. L. Boberts Construction lianager i KEN 00390