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Bags 1477, 1478, and 1481; C.I.O.S. Target No. 30/5.05

Table of Contents

Rheinpreussen Moers-Meerbeck Plant at Homberg

Selected Material Listed in Appendix A of C.I.O.S. Team 30

Fuels and Lubricants Report No. 1 by H. V. Atwell and W. C. Schroeder

This is a retake.

Item

4. Daily production figures, primary products only, for 1943. 27 pages.

6. Daily production figures, primary products only, January to July, 1944. 17 pages.

7. Synthesis Catalyst Shipments from Ruhrchemie, July 1940 to October 1944. 151 pages.

8. Raw material requirements for synthesis catalyst preparation from 1936-1944. 105 pages.

12. Construction schedules for improvements and expansion for Moers plant, 1943-1944. 9 pages.

14. Monthly summaries of production, shipments, and stocks, including byproducts, 1944. 85 pages.

16. Daily reports on production, shipment, and storage, including alcohols, etc. By month, January through July, 1944. 78 pages.

17. Monthly cost statements, including summaries of production, 1943-1944. Summary of costs for 1942. 15 pages.

19. Material and energy balance for gas production and synthesis units, including graphs of daily production, 1941-1943. 84 pages.

24. Drawing of complete plant for synthesis gas production at Moers (1938). 7 pages.

25. Koppers drawings and description of proposed enlargement of Moers water-gas plant (1938), 19 pages.

26. {Complete set of drawings} with engineering calculations for all parts of Wilke cracking units and clay treating unit (1939). 10 pages.

42. Tabulation of equipment and capacities for all “Western” Fischer-Tropsch plants, October, 1939. 20 pages.

51. Detailed calculations of cost of making Diesel fuels and alcohols, and reworking synthesis catalysts, including pertinent information on processes and quantities (1943-1944). 20 pages. Portions illegible.

56. Miscellaneous data regarding wax oxidation in connection with “Parestol” manufacture. 6 pages. Some pages very light – nearly illegible.

60. Collection of analytical methods applicable to Fischer-Tropsch operations and products. 22 pages.

62. Numbers and title of patent applications filed by Rheinpreussen-Moers, September 1943 to September, 1944. 2 pages.

66. Diagram showing methods of converting coal and possible products therefrom (different from document 70). 2 pages.

70. Diagram showing methods of converting coal and possible products therefrom. 2 pages.

75. Correspondence and documents cleared through Arsyn regarding prevention and repair of bomb damage, including hydrogenation plants. 33 pages.

79. Technische Hochschule Stuttgart report on design of engine for testing Diesel or Otto cycle engine fuels. 12 pages.

84. Miscellaneous documents relating to preparation and use of higher alcohols, fatty acids, special waxes, etc. 24 pages.

85. Miscellaneous correspondence and data on production and use of “Pantoxyl”. 21 pages.

86. Private report, February 3, 1942, on review of Estonian oil shale industry. 16 pages.

88. Actual and prospective production of liquified gas by all Fischer-Tropsch plants 1939-40. 4 pages.

92. Informal reports from Brabag (Ruhland), January 1938, on the influence of synthesis gas and its impurities on catalyst capacity and life. 22 pages.

95. Miscellaneous documents relating to catalyst composition, catalyst handling and regeneration. 53 pages.

98. Miscellaneous research programs and summaries including Pantoxyl, etc. 27 pages.

99. Data on reproducability of octane number determination and minutes of 1941 conference on this subject. 23 pages.

103. Chemical testing methods for the preparation of fuels in coking industry. Table of contents. Edited by E. Merck, Darmstadt, 1943. 19 pages.

Bag 1481

C.I.O.S. Target C30/1.61 Group 3

Fuel Research and Technology at

Rhenisch-Westfalisches Kohlen-Syndikat, Essen. 4 pages.

Contents

Item 1. Chemical Section (1 page)

Item 2. Fuels Research Department (2 pages)

Bag 1481

C.I.O.S. Target of Opportunity Group 3

Fuel Technology and the Reichsvereinigung Kohle. 5 pages.

Essen – Bredeney

Contents

Item 1 – Chart #4573 – Organization des Kohlen Rates

Item 2 – Chart #4574 – Reichsvereinigung Kohle

Item 3 – Chart #4575 (?) – Arbeitsgebiete der Abteilung

Item 4 – Chart #4575 – Auf bau der energie-Sparaktion fur Industrieanlagen.

Bag 1481

C.I.O.S. Group 3 Target T15/9

30/4.11

C30/86

Coal Extraction Plant of Ruhrol G. m. b. H. At the Hugo Stinnes Werke Welheim near Bottrop, I. W. 4 pages.

Contents

Item 1 – Fleissschema der Extraktion Pott-Broche (drawing 1511-8)

Item 2 – Temperatur-Messstellenschema KA. 12 (drawing BK16-2).

Bag 1481

C.I.O.S. Group 3 Target 30/7.06

C30/73

Fuel Research Activities of the Kohlenwertstoff-Verbande Bochhum. 11 pages.

Contents

Item 1 – Vft – Wetterteer (2 pages)

Item 2 – Kohlekies – Verrarbeitung (2 pages)

Item 3 – Wehselwirkung zwischen Schwefelverbindung, etc. (1 page)

Item 4 – Filrierfahigkeit von Dieselkraftstoff (1 page)

Item 5 – Drawing Permagas-anlage Entwurf 3 Demag EM801696

Bag 1481

Target of Opportunity

Wartime types of German heating and cooking stoves

Also some prewar models of:

W. Ernst Haas & Sohn – Sinn (Dillkries) and Ceramic “Dieto” stove

Item Contents

1. Eiserne Dauerbrandofen, Type 1 – Kriegsprogramm. 4 pages.

2. Eiserne Dauerbrandofen, Type 2 – Kriegsprogramm. 2 pages.

3. Transportable Keramische Ofen – Kriegsprogramm. 2 pages.

4. Arbeitsausschuss Eiserne Ofen. 48 pages.

5. Keramischer Einfachherd KG 68. 1 page.

6. Der Keramische Dauerbrandofen “Dieto”. 10 pages.

Item Catalogs of W. Ernst Hass & Sohn - Sinn

7. Slow combustion stoves (January 1936). 12 pages.

8. Haas, Folder 72.4256E. 12 pages.

9. 1936, 1937 Haas Ofen. 58 pages.

10. Die Behandlung des Eisenofens, Heft B35. 12 pages.

11. Ofen und die Eisen und Kohlen Sparen. 7 pages.

12. Wrought iron household ranges. 4 pages.

13. Haas Dauerbrandherd. 4 pages.

14. Kohlenherde fur Grosskuchen. 8 pages.

15. Apparatuses for Large Kitchens. 3 pages.

16. Apparate fur Grosskuchen. 20 pages.