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Bag 4714, Target 30/Opportunity - Portlandzementwerke, Dotternhausen, Wurt

 

1.             Drawing of Plant Layout

2.             “     “     “     Plan View.

3.             “     “     Sectional Views of Otto Ovens for L-T Distillation of Oil Shales.

4.             Drawing:  General Layout of works.

5.             Drawing:  Section through waste-heat Duct of Oil-Shale L.T.-Distillation Plant.

6.             Drawing:  Sections through Oven-plant at Dotternhausen.

7.             Reports on Products and Organization of Oil-Shale Plant at Dotternhausen.

8.             Cement Production Methods.

9.             Oil-Shale L.T. Distillation Plant; Methods & Products.

10.           Oil-Shale distillation in an Aluminun Bath.

11.           Analyses of Production & Products at Dotternhausen.

 

Bag 4714, Target 30/Opportunity - Kohle – Ol-Union von Bussc Kommanditgesellschaft at Schorzingen, Wurt.

1.             Ground-plan of Works.

2.             Drawing: section of experimental distillation-oven.

3.             Flow-sheet of Subterranean L.T. Distillation Plant for Oil-Shale.

4.             Oil-Shale Deposits at Schorzingen in Section and Oil-Content of different strata.

5.             Memorandum on Distillation of Oil-Shale Deposits in situ.

  

Bag 4714, 30/Opportunity - Deutsche Oilschiefer Forchungs G.m.b.H. Schomberg, Wurt.

1.             Drawing: Piping Connections for Gaseous Products and Condensation of Liquid Products.

2.             Large plan for Meiler distillation of Oil-Shale.

3.             Drawing: Lerge-scale and detail of Meiler Process.

4.             Drawing of Lurgi Hubofen for Oil-Shale distillation.

5.             Drawing:  Experimental Hubofen.

6.                  “     General Assembly of Hubofen.

7.                   “     Gas recirculation to Hubofen of Lurgi.

25.                “     Hubofen Product Recovery.

26.                Discussion Report of Meiler Operations at Schomberg.

 

Bag 4714, Target 30/Opportunity - Lias Olachieferformchungs Frommern-Balingen-Wurt.

27.           Drawing: grate support for LT Oven for Oil-Shale by Lurgi.

28.           “     Cast-Iron Grate for L.T. Oven.

29.           “     Oven Shell and water-seal for Lurgi Oven.

30.           3 Drawings:  Details of Lurgi Oven

31.           Layout of Oil-Shale Plant at Frommern by Lurgi.

32.           Ground-Plan Assembly of Frommern Plant.

33.           Report of L.T. Distillation of Oil Shale by Process of Dr. A. Schweitzer.

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 1.                Comparative Results on Iron Fischer-Tropsch Catalysts at Schwarzheide-Ruhland.  4 pages.

 Bag 2892-Item 51.                Target - 30/Opportunity – CIOS Liquid Fuels and Lubricants Teams.

(Originally Bag 2926-Item 43 -  Target 22/6 – CIOS Rubber Team).

                                              

CHEMISCHE WERKE HOLS, MARL. KR. RECKLINGHAUSEN.

Production of Ethylene Including Recovery of Ethylene from Coke-Oven Gas, etc.

1.        Carl Stilts Process for Removing C2H4 from Coke-Oven Gas by Scrubbing same with Benzene.

2.        I. G. Farben’s Report on Ethylene Removal from Coke-Oven gas by Active Charcoal.

3.        I.G. Report on Conference with Lurgi re: Ethylene from Coke-Oven Gas with A-Kohle.

4.        Comparison of Leverkusen’s Process and Hoechst’s Cold High Pressure Process for Recovery of C2H4 from Coke-Oven Gas.

5.        Memorandum to Commission K on receovery of Ethylene from Coke-Oven Gas.

6.        Further data and Correspondence on Ethylene Recovery from Coke-Oven Gas.

7.        Hydrogenation of Acetylene to give Ethylene.

8.        Regenerative plant for C2H4 Recovery from Coke-Oven Gas.

                                               

 

PETROLEUM DOCUMENTS FROM HEDDON HOUSE LIBRARY OF THE BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE AND MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC WARFARE

 

1.        F.D.  2404/45.  S-Book of the OKW (Army General Staff) Sections re oils, Buna rubber and Toluene.

2.        F.D.  3173/45   Summaries and Map of German Petroleum Production.  October 10, 1944.  Includes English language summar document (first), June 18, 1945.  17 pages.

3.        F.D.  3688/45   Chart of Fuels and Lubricants Produced in Germany in 1943 and 1944.  3 pages.

4.        F.D.  3277/45.  File on Ruhrchemie underground synthetic Oil producing plant “Dache V”, which was under construction at Willingen.  Correspondence, layout sketch and plans.  December 1944 to January 1945.  With English table of contents and summary/abstracts.  June 29, 1945.  61 pages (21 Mb).

DIMAG-DUISBERG. - Compressor Drawings, Specifications, and Photographs.

1.        Standard 325 Atm. Compressor (Einheitsmaschison)

(a).       Drawing No. VM- 2302 plan view.

(b).       Drawing No. VM- 2301 cross section of low pressure side.

(c).        Drawing No. VM- 2111 cross section of low pressure side.

(d).        Specifications.

(e).        Two photographs of installed compressors.

2.        Single Stage After- Compressor (300-725ATM.)

(a).       Drawing No. VM- 2826 cross section.

(b).        Specifications.

(c).        Photograph of installed compressors.

2.        Six Stage 700 Atm. Compressor.

(a).        Drawing No. VM – 850001 cross sections.

(b).        Drawing No. VM – 850002 cross section and plan view.

(c).        Specifications.

(d).        Description pamphlet “Cross-Kompressoren” containing pictures of this and other manchies.

DOCUMENTS OBTAINED FROM PROF. JOSIEF GOUBEAU, CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITY OF GOTTINGEN.

1.                Analysis of Hydrocarbons by means of Raman Spectra.

2.                The Raman Effect and Constitution of Organic Molecules.

3.                The Raman Spectra of Mono-Alkyl Benzenes and Mono-Alkyl Cyclohexanes.

4.                The Raman Spectra of Glycocolls, their Dependence on PH and their Analytical Possibilities.

5.                The Raman Spectra of Some Thiocyanatc Compounds and the structure of the Group.

6.                The Raman Spectra of Hydrazines.

 

DOCUMENTS AND STATEMENTS OBTAINED FROM WALTER OSTWALD AND ASSOCIATES, HEPPENHEIM, GERMANY

1.                  Memorandum, W. F. Faragher to M. R. Mandlebaum.

2.                  Questionaire on fuels and Lubricants.

3.                  Letter, Ostwald to Faragher, 31 Aug. 1945.

4.                  Answers to Questionaire, Item 2.

5.                  Bibliography of recent Automotive Literature.

6.                  Work of K. W. Ostwald on Efficiency od autobahns and Operation of Automobiles on Low Grade Fuels.

7.                  Discussion of Internal Combustion Engine with Special reference to Hot Bulb Motors by Walther Ostwald.

8.                  Short Statement on the Work of Fritz Ostwald.

9.                  Short Statement on German Oil Shales.

10.                Record of meeting of Faragher, Horne, and W. Ostwald.

11.                Research Work of Dr. Hans Heymann, Darnstadt.

12.                Research Program of the Ostwalds.

13.                Short Statement on Mercedes-Benz Passenger Car with Bosch Fuel Pump.

14.                English Summary of the Work of the Ostwalds.

15.                Motors, Men, Beasts, and Plants, by W. Ostwald.

16.                Article in Automobil-Revue, 27 Dec. 1944.

17.                Apparatus for protection of Tanks agains Land Mines, by W. Ostwald.

18.                Theory of Street Spacing, by P. Brauer, Munich.

19.                Julius Robert Mayer and His Mission.

20.                Combustion in Motors, by W. Ostwald, Reprint from Petroleum Zeitschrift, 9 June 1937.

21.                Road Condition Recorder, by K. W. Ostwald.

22.                The Bulldog Motor (Hot Bulb).

Target 30/4.05 - REPORT ON VISIT TO BRABAG I PLANT AT BOHLEN.

Edited By: Major J. Z. Ellis Ministry of Fuel and Power.

1.                Table of contents.

2.                Object of Visit.

3.                Summary.

4.                Personnel Interviewed.

5.                History of Plant.

6.                Sources of Raw Material.

7.                Production Figures.

8.                Exports.

9.                Quality of Fuels – 1943.

10.               Description of Plant.

11.               Description of Operation.

12.               Water gas Production (R. J. Morley and H. Badget)

(a).                Oxygen.

(b).                Winkler Generators.

(c).                H2S. Removal

(d).                CO Conversion.

(e).                Compression.

(f).                CO2 Removal.

(g).                CO removal.

13.                Preparation of Tar for Hydrogenation.

14.                Description and Operation of the Liquid Phase Hydrogenation System.

15.                Description and Operation of the Vapour Phase stalls.

16.                Gas circulation Plant and Gas Washing Plant.

17.                Injection Plant.

18.                Liquid Phase Distillation Plant.

19.                Vapour Phase Distilation.

20.                Gas Distribution and recovery Systems.

21.                Treatment of H2S.

22.                Treatment of Water.

23.                Iso-Butane Plant.

24.                AT-244 Installation

25.                D.H.D. Plant.

26.                Extraction of Tar and H.O.L.D. Fugal Sludge.

27.                Labour Strength.

28.                Running Costs.

29.                Construction Costs.

30.                Construction of Pipe Bridges.

Target 30/1.05 - LUFTFAHRTFORSCHUNGSANSTALT HERMANN GOERING –BRAUNSCHWEIG.

Report on Fuel and Lubricants Teams Visit May 6–11, 1945.  By Lt. Col. H. C. Tett. Ministry of Fuel and Power

1.                Object of Visit.

2.                Summary.

3.                Inspection of Engine Institute Laboratories.

4.                Interrogation of Professor E. Schmidt.

5.                Photographs.

6.                Appendix A. Map of Institute.

7.                Appendix B. Detailed Interrogation of Professor O. Lutz.

Bag 2925 - TIIC ACCESSION LIST-Page 29.  Items 12, 13, & 14.      

 

12.                Distillation of Ethyl Benzene-Schkopau.

13.                Distillation of Styrene-Schkopau.

14.                Styrene Flow Sheet.

Bag 2925 - TIIC ACCESSION LIST – Page 32. Items 37 & 40.

37.                Distillation of Butadiene- Schkopau.

40.                 Development of Buto Distillation- Schkopau.

Target - 30/Opportunity - DOCUMENTS EVACUATED FROM THE RESIDENCE OF DR. SCHAUB OF RUHRCHEMIE.

CIOS       REPT

NO          NO                         

                                (A) RUHR- BENZIN REPORTS.

1                           Ruhrbenzin results a propos the Cooperative Tests in the H. W. A. Test Engine (Diesel).  By Schaub.  November 9, 1938.  15 pages.

2                           Report on Tests to clarify discrepancies in Octane No. Determination of Ruhrbenzin fuels.  By Schaub. November 11, 1938.

3                            Supplement to the Report:  Position of the tests with O3, C4 (liquefied Cases). December 6, 1938.

4                            Interim report on the tests to date with the Test Engine from the F.K.F. Stuttgart.  By Schaub.  February 10, 1939.

5                            Progress report No 2. Lubricating oil tests on the Opel 1.3 liter Engine.  By Schaub,  May 8, 1939.

6                            Report on test with mixtures of liquified Gas (Gasol) and Gasoline.  By Schaub.  December 4, 1939.

7                             Progress report No. 3. The importance of Engine conditions in the testing of Lubricating Oils.  By Schaub.  January 19, 1940.

8              P101        An Apparatus for measuring the vapour lock of Gasoline. By Velde and Schaub.  June 20, 1940.

9              PI02          Supercharged tests with the NSU 501_OSL Engine.  By Schaub.  September 5, 1940.

10            PI03         Comparison of SS oil with other Diesel Oils with respect to Nozzle Coking.  By Schaub.  October 5, 1940.  4 pages.

11            PI04          Tests with fuels of different density.  By Scahub.  December 9, 1940.

12            PI05          The Development of an Engine Test Method for Aero Engine Oils in the NSU 501 OSL Engine.  By Schaub.  December 14, 1940.

13            PI06           The testing of some Aviation Oils in the NSU Aviation Oil Test engine.  By Schaub.  December 20, 1940.

14            PI07           Testing synthetic Aviation Oils of Low Pole Height.  By Schaub.  December 24, 1940.

15            PI08           Secret report on Engine testing of Ruhrchemie Synthetic Aero Engine Oils.  By Schaub.  January 10, 1941.

16                              Evaluation of Fuels for Vapour Lock troubles in an engine.  By Schaub and Velde.  February 19, 1941.

17            P109          Report on the Engine testing of the synthetic Aviation Oil K1860 (Japanol).  By Schaub.  May 15, 1941.

18            P110          The Development of an Engine test for Lubricating Oils in relation to Piston seizure.  By Schaub.  May 25, 1941.

19            P111          SECRET.  Report on Engine Tests of Synthetic Aviation Oil K 1880.  By Schaub.  July 7, 1941. 

20             P112         Testing various Wehrmacht Standard Oils for Piston seizure in the Triumph Engine.  By Schaub.  August 1, 1941.

21            P113          Comparison of Supercharge tests in the NSU Engine of Ruhrbenzin and the BMW 132 Engine of the Technical Prufstand, Oppau.  By Schaub.  September 6, 1941.

22                              Extract from airport on Test with Gear Oils by the Rheinmetall-Borsig A.G.  By Schaub.  October 30, 1941.

23            P114          Engine Tests of the Aviation Oil K1929.  By Schaub.  January 7, 1942.

24            P116          Influence of Viscosity and various additives on the behaviour of Synthetic Oils in Engine tests in relation to Piston seizure.  By Schaub.  January 12, 1942.

25            P115          Development of a Test for Engine Oils relative to Piston Seizure.  By Schaub.  January 15, 1942.

26            P117          Testing 4 Engine Oils for Piston Seizure.  By Schaub.  January 29, 1942.

27            P118           Ease of ignition of R.C.H. Cetane.  By Schaub.  March 30, 1942.    7 pages.

28            P119           Oil testing in a NSU Engine.  By Schaub.  April 25, 1942.

29            P120           Dilution of Engine Oils for Winter Operation.  By Schaub.  May 22, 1942.

(B) RUHRCHEMIE REPORTS

30                            Report on Lubrication ability                 investigations.  By Lediney.  August 3, 1938.

31                            Humbeldt-Deutz-Engine tests.  January 20, 1939.

32                            On the question of the Determination of Asphalt contents in Aged I_b. Oils.  April 30, 1942.

33            P121        Working out a method for testing Engine Oils for Ring sticking, aging and wear.  By Schaub.  June 9, 1942.

34         P122         The behavior of different Commercial Aviation and Automotive Engine Oils in relation to Piston seizure.  By Schaub.  June 16, 1942.

35            P123         Dilution of Engine Oils for Winter Operation.  By Schaub. 4 pages.

36            P124        Aviation Oil Blend K1951 from RCH Bright stock and low viscosity mineral component from Nerag.  By Schaub.  September 10, 1942.  5 pages.

37            P125        Evaluation of the HWA Test Oil, 3370 (ME96 Ester Oil from IG).  By Schaub.  September 11, 1942.

38.                           Preliminary Report:  Engine Oil test No 3370 (Me96 – Ester Oil).  By Schaub.  July 1, 1942.

39                            Analytical investigation of an Ester Oil from I.G. Farben.  By Rottig.  Auust 28, 1942.

40            P125a       Testing Engine Oil 3370.  By Schaub.  April 8, 1943.

41            P126        Influence of viscosity on Oil consumption.  By Schaub.  September 19, 1942.

42            P127        On the lubrication effect of thin Engine Oils (Winter Oils).  By Schaub.  September 21, 1942.

43            P128        Aviation Oil 3344 from the Main Plant.  By Schaub.  October 6, 1942.

44            P129        Aviation Oil 1979 from the Main Laboratory.  By Schaub.  January 4, 1943.

45            P130        The Effect of Addition of Oppanol on the behavoiur of Engine Oil.  By Schaub.  Feburary 27, 1943.

46            P131        The influence of Oppanol addition on wear.  By Schaub.  March 11, 1943.

47            P132        Aviation Oil Blend K1951/2 made from inhibited RCH Bright Stock and Nerag Oil.  By Schaub.  April 8, 1943.  4 pages.

48            P133        Investigation of Engine Oil 3698.  By Schaub.  April 12, 1943.

49            P134        Investigation of Engine Oil from Nerag (N.I.).  By Schaub.  April 12, 1943. 

50            P1335      Investigation of a normal (current) Wehrmacht Winter Oil (RCH Reference: N2).  By Schaub.  May 4, 1943.  4 pages.

51            P136        Investigation of 3 I.G. Farben. Winter Oils, Ma46, Ma48, and Ma49.  By Schaub.  May 5, 1943.

52            P137        Starting I.G. Engines at Low Temperatures.  By Schaub.  June 29, 1943.

53            P138        Investigation of the Ester Oil El from the RCH Research Laboratory.  By Schaub.  July 6, 1943.

54            P139       Testing Engine Oil 3993 in relation to Piston seizure.  By Schaub.  September 17, 1943.

55            P140        Knock measurement of Synthesis Benzene dependant on the Ignition System.  By Schaub.  November 1, 1943.  6 pages.

55            P141       On the pumping behaviour of lubricants at low temperatures.  By Schaub.  November 29, 1943.

57            P143        Cranking Test with Rumanian Oil.  By Schaub.  December 29, 1943. 

58            P144         Testing an Aero Engine Lubricant SS1060 for Piston Seizure.  By Schaub.  March 7, 1944.

59            P145         The foaming of Lubricating Oils.  By Schaub.  March 7, 1944.

60            P146         Testing the Aviation Oil sample K2051 of “Molej”.  By Schaub.  June 17, 1944.

61            P147          Starting I.G. Engines at low temperatures 2.  Interim Report.  By Schaub.  June 27, 1944.

62            P148          Testing Gear Oils for heat stability.  By Schaub.  August 29, 1944. 

63            P149          Preliminary Tests with the 4 Bell Apparatus.  By Becker and Schaub. September 26, 1944.

64            P150          Cold Testing Gear Oils in the Switch Gear Ak7-200.  By Schaub.  September 29, 1944.

65            P151          The Evaluation of Lubricants according to Wear in an Engine.  By Schaub.  November 15, 1944.

66            P152          Aging behaviour of the Aviation Blend K2025 (with RCH bright stock, not inhibited).  By Schaub.  October 19, 1944.   3 pages.

67            P153          Comparison of Synthetic Residue and Distillate Oils of similar Viscosity to understand the Effect of Bright Stock   Components..  By Schaub.  October 21, 1944.   5 pages.

68            P154          Testing various high pressure additives to normal synthetic lubricants in connection with different methods  for  Testing Lubrication ability.  By Schaub.  November 2, 1944.

69            P155          Tests with Fuels of Different Boiling ranges.  By Schaub.  November 16, 1944.

70            P156          Report on transmission oils tests.  By Schaub.  February 14, 1945. 

71            P157          Report on the Vapour Test Correlationof the OKH.  By Schaub.  February 14, 1945.

 

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