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It seems this well insulated wall has a life of it's own. Day to day it changes, moves and shifts...
View of vermiculite insulation in residential attic space. Subsequent laboratory testing indicated this material contained 2-5% amphibole asbestos.
This is by far the best insulation for a true cathedral ceiling. With closed cell foam, there is no need to ventilate the soffits or roof. There will never be condensation, mold, or ice dams in this attic.
We had to take pictures at night, after work, because the crew was making really good progress. Things moved quickly.
Since the house was already gutted back to the bare studs, it was the perfect opportunity to re-insulate with modern insulation.
Zonolite vermiculite insulation shown installed between lumber joists in a residential attic space.
From the United States Environmental Protection Agency's (US-EPA) website:
"If you have vermiculite insulation in your home, you should assume this material may be contaminated with asbestos and be aware of steps you can take to protect yourself and your family from exposure to asbestos. This Web page provides important information on how to protect yourself and your family if you suspect that you might have vermiculite insulation from Libby, Montana.
Two-image comparison in side-by-side format showing a pipe system as uninsulated and then insulated with asbestos materials "before & after"; from a 1950's-era vintage asbestos industry publication.
Added in red are labels indicating "After & Before" in reference to a reverse scenario as it might apply to asbestos abatement today, after removing the asbestos insulation.
Area of exposed insulation on large diameter pipe associated with an industrial boiler. The insulation was tested and found not to contain asbestos. Senior maintenance personnel indicated the original asbestos insulation was abated in the past and replaced with this newer material. Pre-formed notches in the newer insulation appear to be able to allow it to bend around curved mechanical equipment.
Most of the insulation is up. I left a few areas open where I need to finish up some wiring. All of the wires are run except for the lights. I need to wait to do that because I won't know where to place the lights until I install the drop ceiling so there's no point to mess with wires for the lights. All outlets are wired and working, and all wires are run to the light switches. Then I'll just have to go up to the ceiling to connect the lights to the switches when I get that far.
With the temperature below zero, I'm very glad to have something to keep this drafty window covered up.
Thanks to Ed Vielmetti for the info a while back:
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An uncommon application of an asbestos material: thick asbestos paper insulation on PVC pipe. PVC pipe tended to be installed in later era construction and typically appears uninsulated or usually may be seen with non-asbestos fiberglass or foam-rubber insulating materials installed on it.
However, in this case, reportedly an older supply of asbestos paper was found tucked away in forgotten basement storage areas and was installed on "newer" building components by building maintenance staff.
Power lines & mill, Saginaw, Texas.
My sister, who used to collect these types of insulators, went nuts when I showed her this photograph.
Night, 3/4 moon, 100 second exposure with mini-maglite supplementing the insulators.
Close-up view of the asbestos insulation material packed on the inside portion of the Kewanee boiler door. The soft and crumbly insulation was tested and found to contain approx. 10% chrysotile asbestos along with a mixture of vermiculite flakes as well.
Some writers use pen names. I wonder how many painters do the same thing? I suspect that this was a student copy of the original.
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This painting looks a lot like an oil painting with a similar composition that I found on line. Under that painting they wrote:
Robert Schade was born in 1861 to August and Augusta Schade, immigrants of Pommern ( now Germany) in Terrytown, New York. In 1863 the family moved to Market Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. At the time of the Great Peshtigo Fire in 1871, Robert Schade was age 11 and deeply affected by accounts in local newspapers and state journals.
By age 15 he was studying art in Milwaukee at the Art Association. His exceptional talent was noted and he became the private student of Henry Viaden. The 1880 US Census listed him as "studying in Munich". After several years of study abroad and in the U.S., Robert Schade became a teacher at the Milwaukee Art School, and later, an artist with the American Panorama Company in 1885. He studied techniques of historical paintings under renowned German Artist Alex Wagner and the "Forest Fire" was his effort to document the Peshtigo Fire that had affected him so deeply in his youth.
Robert Schade made Milwaukee his home base for much of his adult life. He was a founding father of the Society of Milwaukee Artists (now Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors), and is credited with, and well remembered for, being instructor and mentor to many skillful, successful early 20th century artists. His work was exhibited in the Summer of 2007 a "Robert Schade: A Milwaukee-Munich Master" at the Museum of Wisconsin Art. Prints and posters of his work are commercially available today.
WHY THE "PESHTIGO" FIRE ? October 8, 1871
In 1871 Peshtigo, on the eastern shore of Wisconsin along Lake Michigan, was a rapidly expanding frontier village. Lumber was the new "King" of industry in the area and people were flocking to the settlement for jobs and new homesteads. Many came from the New England coast of the US and Eastern Canada. Due to the extensive population loss (estimated at 800 people just from Peshtigo village alone) and the absolute, total destruction of the village at nearly the center of the conflagration, the disaster was dubbed "The Great Peshtigo Fire".
HOW DID IT START?
No one knows, even today, with all the sophisticated technology available to go over the data and documents of that time, there was no singular starting point uncovered. The year had been very dry, and the abundant moist wetland areas (cedar swamps) had dried completely, making the usually moist peat bogs into tinder. Also, the hardwoods had shed their sparse leaves early and these leaves had dried completely. The evergreens had suffered much needle loss and this caused a thick carpet of dry needles on the dense forest floor.
Lightning is not considered to have played any part. People were not careful about fire, even with the ominous conditions around them. Formonths before "the Great One", trains' sparks started small fires, hunters and fishermen left campfires smoldering, homesteads had largeoutdoor bonfires to clear dead branches and stumps, sawmill wastes of bark and sawdust were dumped into diminished river and creek beds or at roadsides; even used as winter insulation around the foundations of village homes. None of these actually went so very far, but fires had broken out in the woods and around the villages for months and smoldered as far as 5 feet underground in the abundant dried peat beds. For weeks the air was filled with smoke, that was so thick and extensive, ships on Lake Michigan, miles from the Wisconsin and Michigan shores, had to use their fog horns, or rest at anchor far out in the lake. The smoke was as thick as heavy fog. There had been forest fires of much smaller intensity and all had burned out with limited danger to villages, but the isolated and uncounted homesteads dotting the thick forest were quite aware of the damage.
During this time due to the extended drought, itinerant preachers traveling through the area had preached that the end of the world was upon them all; hellfire and damnation. This was a determining factor in keeping many a person and family from seeking refuge in time. When the great fire came, they thought certainly this was the end of the world and would not move. Those attempting to save them often perished trying.
By October 8, having smoke and smaller fires was so commonplace that still others no longer feared a great holocaust would come before winter snows. Prevailing theory at this time is, that the huge area around the upper great lakes exploded into spontaneous fire all at once because conditions were just right and many smoldering points were handy to ignite the wind blown dryness. A weather front from the west brought high winds. The many fires grew, spread and converged to what is called the Great Peshtigo Fire. No one fire could have covered such an area in that time span or have grown into such a huge holocaust. Weather historians, using archives as a baseline , and adding information from recent decades, now offer a plausible theory. Meteor showers in Autumn are common in the upper great lakes. In recent years these showers have left burning chunks scattered over the entire region, some large enough to break through the roofs of homes and out buildings, starting fires in dry fields and wooded areas. With the tinder dry conditions present throughout the entire region on the night of October 8, 1871, such a meteor shower would easily have started what seemed like spontaneous fires in numerous places of Wisconsin, Michigan (upper and lower), and Illinois (the Great Chicago Fire). With the continuous thick smoke from smoldering smaller blazes already blanketing the land, and the unusually hot weather of that time making residents seek shelter inside their homes early in the evening, the meteors that entered the Earth's atmosphere could not easily be seen. This certainly would account for the sudden eruption of numerous blazes over the vast area at exactly the same time.
HOW DID IT END?
The prevailing winds were from the south at the beginning of the fires, driving them south to north along Wisconsin and Upper Michigan's eastern borders and lower Michigan's western borders. Such vaporizing heat in a large area, at 2,000+ degrees F., created its own environment of tornadoes and super heated hurricane winds, drawing heat upward. This is thought by meteorologists studying present day forest fires, to have created a massive "sucking" of cooler air from Canada and the Western US. That condition created counter winds, first to feed more oxygen to the fire, then strong enough to cause a major change in wind direction and blow the fire eastward, back onto itself. Having no more fresh fuel, it died out. The same is thought to have happened along the Michigan western coast fire, but in the opposite directions, trapping all the fires between the burned out areas and the lake.
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The chipmunk disappeared up into the corner piece of the house (above him here). There must be some Styrofoam insulation in there because he came out with a bunch of white specks in his fur.
View of damaged, vintage asbestos aircell pipe insulation. Typical aircell construction looks like light grey, corrugated paper, very similar to contemporary "cardboard".
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