-------
*
o
o
— 1
CtL
^—
h— 1
U.
o
I/O
C£
LLJ
O
O
o:
Q_
VO
1
O
LU
CQ
^C
1 —
to
$_
i
o
i— 4-> &I
3 O (L) CO
C (O E C
C 0- 0
rf
0 0
^
O)
C 4-5
O <0
C £ 10
O ,
_J «4_ 4->
O i-
U
"""
CD
{S
<0
C
^]
c
(0
a.
o
LO CO CT> CO CO
LO CO IO CM CO
r—
X
«_l
-^ U.
o^ e /r< r\
P**- V- to Li.
Z O r-
O O •*
« i- O r— i—
C QJ (O OS r—
aj to c c*_ 5
i— >> a> 3 oj
o o a. oa z
•
O
c
|_H
#i
.
(/)
§•
>.
j^~ «|—
0 • Q
Q-
-o s- •
c o co
03 O E
QJ
CO • -C
4-5 E C— 3
• o 33
O 3 -C •
c -a o 4->
1— 1 O CO
s- -a 3
>,O- TJ
S'i- C
L. i — i— t
4?£ 5
00 00
i^
»y\
LLJ
E <0
•f— fO
oj E
CD O
,
>
•r—
Q
E
3 •
4->
r— Q.
O 0)
S- Q
4->
O) r-
O. (O
c
to 3
X i—
OJ 3
1— 0
•r-
C i-
O CTi
•r— ^C
C
*"-^
CO O
CM O
r-^
z
** ^D
\^ ^g"
o
O —
**
S- r-
CQ ra
•a -r-
c c
3 C
CQ :r
.
0
o .
>
•r- Q
E
C fO
re s_
0 4->
r-^
C 3
fO U
U -r-
•^* i~
i— o^
CU «I
s
i^ LO oo
CM LO CO
3
*i
-a
c x
r— M
V^ ^t **
1-1 ^
O O O
i — CO
r- C >,
3 CQ CQ
>
•r-
Q
CO
<_)
4->
CO >
ro T-
D-
^
-o
C O
(O O
• 0
co o E
E • CL)
QJ ^ f^ C~
f" OJ t- ^ ^
O T3 O
2 o a>
• O CO
4_> r^ CU CD
to co c
3 O) OJ (O
"O f" C r—
C O CO OJ
i— i ro <— O
Q. CU
un r~^ o
LO CM r—
i— co
CQ
Zf 1
\mJ
S- O V)
O •!-
s- c z
4-> CU
• -i— C7) fO
C S- -r-
*— ( (O 4-* r~~
O^ *r- O
•> O Z S-
• O (O
4-> C 4-> O
co ro c
3 4-> 0 -C
~o 4-> E -t-"
c ro 93 s-
i— i _c s- o
o u_ z:
u_
co
CM
^^
1 — 1
«s
CU
IJ
3
CU
S-
i_
H-
X
CU
Q.
0 •
CL
C S-
CU 0
mo
0
1- CO
4-> fO
•i- CD
CO
OJ QJ
4-5 4-5
3 CO
(O 4->
:c oo
CU r—
1- CO
i- 4->
O) CO
t— «
o
0
en LO co
LO «3" CO
>- «a:
CD
OJ * OJ
C > 3 r-
CU CD 3
-^
CO
J2
CO
n »
• -o
Q-T-
S- tO
O T3
0 3 •
CO Q.
OJ S-
4-5 "0
ro • O
4-5 O
CO O C
i- OJ
OJ • CD
+J E O
i— i c" -M
O T-
o z:
•o c
S- O •!-
0 >,J3
O 3
0 r-
0
CU
CO
3
QJ
Q.
(O
o
CO O
OJ LO
^*
—1
CQ •*
^y C
o
OJ CD
(J C
tl r^
4-5 S-
(0 QJ
.
o.
i_
o
• 0
o
C CO
c-
C~ QJ
fO >
O r—
•r- O
s- oo
OJ
E ' —
^t fO
•r—
0 0
O S-
C CU
00
O C\J
LO 00
CO
oo x
CU 4->
0 C
C 0
OJ E
S- 3
2 fO
_1 CQ
c o
o c
•r— 1 — 1
4->
ro "
•r- •
o o
0 0
CO
CO o3
e£
CO •
• S- 4->
CO 3 Q.
E O QJ
QJ E= t^^i
^: S
CO
E Q^ E
C ^D cD
ro -C
U- 4-5 O
c~
CU O S-
> D- O)
>n~ E
4-530
ro -0 4-5
S- CO
QJ • ro
O-t-i i—
o uj
o •
. — .
OO
0
rx:
cb
o
•~
to
ro
4-J
o
ro
Q.
ro
U
ro
o
1C
4j
c
CU
0
i.
cu
CL.
4*5
C"
CD
•r—
QJ
s
^v.
CO
o
•4-5
00
in
^>
1—
r-^
CQ
3
to
~"^
4.
153
-------
^
•n
a
t— 4
O
••T"
^4.
(_J
>— *
a:
i
^_
t— *
y
Lu
O
co
a:
i^i
o
Q
O
rv
o
^.^^
^
ni
u^
3
C
^_>
C
Q
0
ifi
\LJ
1
(J
LU
_J
ff}
e£
[__
CO
J*
i-
rt3
23
cc.
V
-£T:
•a •!- +->'->
3 o ai co
C (O E C
CO. O
< rOm 4->
00
,
_l tl_ ••->
O T-
o
i-^. <*• en oo «=f ir> •—
r>. <£> o r— i— en •>
•x S _i C
C t— " •> i— i O
"S. ro « co .*:
O •>•!- 4-> J- •> O
4J CU J_ C OJ (0 -r-
to cn o o T- o a:
.a e •<-> a. > cu
JQ (O 0 3 C -0
•r- S_ -r- 3 O CU f—
CD O > Q — 1 00 O
0)
E
(O
c
£
ro
a.
E
CJ
•
•«->
a.
ai
o
to
O)
4J +J 4J
Q. ra Q-
0) •!- 01
Q -o a
a>
• « E to o
tO -M C $- CJ
So. CD a>
OJ 4J <"i \/
x: a c -r- re
CJ <— i U_ "O
to o
• O S- CU ^
•»-> -r- a> r—
CO +-> E -r- C
3 to >> •»-> (0
•a ra r- x E
C r— O CU -P
•— • CL Q- 1 — to
ra
LU
•a
•r-
to
JD
3
to
n
J
C
1— 1
A
to
•(-»
o
3
T3
0
O.
•
S
-C
o
c:
fO
E
43
to
ra
LU
c:
O)
E
C
s-
O)
>
o
CD
.
OO
ra
s-
o
t>-
-o
0)
+->
ro
S-
0)
Q.
O
Lf>
CT>
•ZZ
9t
-M
J_
O
Q.
to
CD
C
•r-
i^
*
>
•r-
Q •
00
^
t ,
O ZD
C_3
ai
C J=
ro •!->
4i^
to o
rO «4- -(->
UJ C
•a C
to ro I-
to i- a>
cu cu >
C Q. O
C O CD
0)
1—
CTl
LT5
x:
ft
ro
to
to
CL>
-o
O
•
"O
to
jQ
3
to
• «*
O •
o o
CJ
to
ro to
CD 4->
O
r- 3
(O T3
i- O
3 S-
•»-> a.
ro
Z O
to
O ra
to CL
ro
CX. r—
LU
i— •
LU
S-
0
N
*|_
•r-
i ^
T~*
C S-
•r- 0)
ti|a
CU
to c
3 O
S- •£>
O 3
4- r- .
O CU
4-> CO S-
•r- 3
C C -!->
3 CU O
Ol ro
i— 0 <+-
i— S- 3
ro +-> C
E T- ro
CO C E
.
r-. ro
r-- •
c
X
%*-
ft
"4J
ra -(->
C •<-
cu E
'aj •(-
Z O
•
a
c
I-H
r>
t.
cu
> •
•i- O
a: c
V — 1
Ol
•r~ *>
ca cu
s-
S- 3
CU +J
•r- tO
C ro
'r- Q.
T3 -a
s- o
ro O
CD CD
O
If)
,__
CJ
Z
m
C
O
^
O)
c
• P-
E
•r-
3
Q_
3
O
i.
CD
.
to
g
. .tr
O o
0
oB ro O.
s_ s_
CU 3 O
(_> -4-" CJ
ro •—
S- 3 r-
CD O 'i-
•i- O
. s_
az om-
CC r—
3
S CD
Lf)
UO
CM
00
^.
«t
O)
t.
3
jQ
to
+J
+->
•r—
CL
B
>
Q
.
to
S
.E
• O
>
•r- >>
Q -U
r—
" ro
• T-
O 0
O CU
a.
• oo
to
E "^3
CD E
x: ro
o
r— 4J
•r- tO
O 3
T3
M- C
r— 1— i
3
CD
.
O
c
h—4
to
CU
3
LT> r— O
r~-
I
a.
cu
Q
to
+J
o
3
T3
o
S-
Q_
>>-M
•»-> Q.
i— CU
(0 Q
•r~
O tO
cu E
Q_ CU
oo •»->
to
°B >,
OO
to
O) •
C •(->
•i— tO
4-> 3
ra T3
O C
CJ 1-1
CT1 •=!•
LO VO
OO
O
<: ^
o
»i
« ro
to c
CU (O
r— •!—
3 tO
O -r-
S- 3
CU O
3: _i
•
-t->
a.
cu
Q
to
cj
+j
cu
x:
•4->
>,
CO
O
:n
o
o
to
rO
>>
-P
•r"
O
rO
Q.
ro
O
a>
o
S-
a>
Q.
a>
5
r~-
10
o
+j
Cd
tn
>>
ro
3
co
154
-------
4-> 4J
Q
f— <
*-~ *
to
1
o
LlJ
_J
CQ
^C
1 —
to
S.
S-
(C T- 4->*—»
3 O (U to
C (Q £ C
CO. 0
irf fO co 4-*
0 0
c c
E E
S- S-
QJ OJ
o o
CD CD
OO CO
_^ _|
S- S_
0 O
M- M-
•o -o
QJ (U
S- I.
QJ Q,)
CX 0.
o o
.
re «a-
• r—
C i—
o>
C 4->
O *O
•r" 4-J
E 4-> 10
o re
•r- i_ -0
4-> QJ c
re Q. ,
_1 M- 4-»
O T-
u
•*~~s
QJ
g£
TO
C
>*J
c
<0
ex
5-
o
CO
**/ ^
„>
QJ »
O ~U
C S-
O) O
S- <4-
2-0
re re
l fy"
A
to
c u
to E
r— 1— I
O.
to
O) Ol
O r—
C 3
to u
C S-
"O ,
c
E TD
^^
• re
00 S-
re
-P
oo
T3
(U
•r—
C
Z3
1 [
O
4->
C
0)
c
0)
o
CO
oo
_^
S-
o
4-
-o
(U
s_
(U
Q.
O
CO
pw
y.
|—
•1
0)
c
•~
,
>
•r—
O
Ol
0
re
o-
i/i
o
s-
O^
o
p»-
1
K-4
ft
to
Ol
^
O)
to
s-
re
,
o
o
c
o
O5
O
<4_>
•f"-
z
to
•r—
O
c
•f—
^-•
^•K
!_-«
CL
S-
o
.
pz
w
t~
O
00
E
3
C
•r—
E
r—
<:
S-
OJ
to
•r-
re
^
LO r*.
^t* ^N
0
•
C*
O
^~
fl3
s-
^3
4->
r—
3
O
C
01
s-
Q}
to
•r—
re
O i — LO O LO CO i —
LO *d" *i" r— *d" (*^* ^"
l— CO r—
>
3E
•t
O)
X r—
CO h- i—
2! '•-
<: « > x
CD « 3 to K—
X >> O C
-cr u_ T- re 4-> 4->
re "(_) CQ i- E
E " to re o
E re E o s- s E
> E t- N ^3 2 fO
fO fO QJ CO QJ QJ QJ
OO t— ^ >- O Z CQ
. ,
• O. >
~O S- • T—
•r- 0 > Q •
tO O 'I- >
-Q Q «T-
• 3 • • -a
O to E Q- • O
o a; s- to • o
•>JE: o E D- to
to • o o 93 j- • E
re o f~ o E Q)
CD E -i- • O O O) -E
i— i o- E ^= o
s_ o. S3 • r— o o
re *"t- -E 4-> T- s-
4-) ^* CO C-5 to f"~) p— 4-*
oo re to 3 -i- QJ
O_*r~ >^"O r~ ^^ l*\
tu -r- co re E -i- o
E 7^ to ^ h— i .0 y
O T- O O
— 1 3E 3t 3E
CO CD
LO LO
CVJ OvJ
NX
cC
O _l
re "
S- 0)
O E
Q -r-
i — 3
UJ 1
0
o
to
o
3
-o
0
s-
D-
^—
re
S-
3
4->
p—
3
O
•r~
S-
01
• ^c
o
0 O
O E
4_> n3
C (/)
fO C
c/) o
c z:
0
3EI
Lfi Q^ ^J^
co o LO
C\J i —
_i
Li-
re _i ^.
i— U_ O
o
o «\ ».
re re s-
tO Q. O
E E >)
QJ re s-
Q- 1— O-
•
>
O T-
<_) Q
to E
a> 01
r— CH
•r- 0
i l r
X 4->
QJ -r-
H~ • ~y
o
O C Q. OJ
-M i— * s_ a>
c o ^^
rtJ •• c_5 o
to E t-
o s- ai x:
y +J fV (_)
•i- 1
2H Z
m
0
2:
3T
^
O
O
1 —
to
re
>>
4->
O
re
CL
re
o
(^1
o
in
•P
0)
u
S-
ai
ex
4->
JhZ
CD
•r—
QJ
S
r*^
to
o
4->
C\J
LO
>^
r—
i —
re
3
1/1
— )
*
155
-------
0
*—*
o
£!
(O T- 4->- — •
3 O O) (/>
c ro E c
CO. O
«C 4->
0 O
.(->
E
S-
O)
o
co
•
13
S-
o
^
O)
(O
S-
Q.
+J
c
E
c
^
O)
o
CD
GO
•
=
s_
o
•o
O)
n)
&.
0)
CL
,
00
•
O to
in
i— C
a>
o re
•r- -M
C 4-> CO
o to
•r- i. -0
•U OJ c
ro a. re
0 O
O >i
O -r-
0
^
n
I/)
QJ i— i
Z 3
10 n
4= o
O 0
O> ro
-NX ^_
to ro
-J CO
a>
10
c
>,
c
(0
a
§
o
I/I
E
a>
CO CO 4->
C -l-> 10
0 C >,
•<- ro CO
> • -4-> r-
"*"" > ^
Q -i- S- cn
Q O) +-> S-
Q. c a)
10 c o a> c:
Si- E ' ' '
OJ co C
§j^ >*j
ai -Q co
QJ 4-> > C
i— 3E CO O T3 O
>tD O> -r-
I- I- CO •»-» 4->
3 O) • lO tO
. 4J -U >,tO t. l-
.
ns
C
-J
A
CT>
3
(/)
S-
(U
r—
•r—
JC
0
Q-r— CO On O) OJ
i. 3 a> C • a. a.
O O -g" CU j^> O ^3
O -r- O C
S- C UJ
C OVr-
o
r—
^J-
^—
^
^_
M
(!)
+->
UJ
•
>
•r-
O
S—
•
-!->
00
,
0
c
1£)
CO
^^
_j
A
s-
03
CO
~
^«
•r-
a.
•»J
S-
ai
o
JC
o
a:
(/I
c:
u]
-C
0
c
o
o
•1—
j:
C£.
.
CO (O
i— C
Z 0
y* **~f
A A
^j C5
C T—
OJ i—
ca CD
O> n3
C 0
•r- O
Q- a.
.
u
1— H
n
to
•t-^ ^
(J •!-
T3
0
rt 35
• f^*
(0 O 0
•r- O
c -a
O 4-> C
JO tO
r~.
Q. co
E •—
's co J-
(O O)
Q. • C
QC •!-
CO T5
O^ to oo r**^« ^7^ *d* ^^* oo
O OOCMr^ LOi— i—CVJ
f— f_ 1— ^—
•> O OL
« TJ u -o x: ro "
C ro *r— C O CD ^ ro
o 2:20 ^2:_c3
c +->c:-c ro-t-> r^ro
•r- S-CO ES- Q-E
i — o fJJ -i- T- O O ro
<_} 1 1 xx ry i r> r-^ | —
(O
•r- •
• C • 0
-o s- -a '-- c
•i- o -i- o i-< -a
CO M- CO -i- -r-
O »r— c\ c" • «\ CO
3 r— 3 O T3 I— .O
O CO -l-> CO
** rt • <^i fQ
. C|_ . O 3 E •>
O O O O CO S-
CJ <_J OJ O
• i — « • 4-> O
. O • -i- • 4-> C
• E O E • O Q- O-i— i J_
o 33 33 > s_ ai a>
C^ r~ r— r~ (f— "^3 Q f^l • -^
C-3 *^~ C. 5 r*^ t. (_-> cO "X
i — O (O • E O. O
•r-OJ CO -OCco33$-Q-
CUt-i_4-> roi-33oc_3CO
>>^ ro > J- 4-> 4-> J= ro
i— 2 TJ O> O COCOCJrOi-r—
i — 03 C -C •,- S_QJ4->
cvzroo i-i — «f
00 CO t— 1— 1—
f)
o
•z.
^~
_L_
o
o
1 —
CO
ro
>,
4J
•r—
u
ro
CL
ro
u
m
O
Ht
4->
C
OJ
o
S-
OJ
CL
4->
-£^
cr>
•i —
OJ
S
r .
CO
o
-«->
CM
tn
>,
1—
f—
fD
13
(/)
-*«
156
-------
*
o
1— I
CJ
1 — 1
ry
L_
F*~
HH
z
u_
o
OO
a;
UJ
to
O
O
a;
Q.
-o
O)
c
4J
c
o
o
10
r—
O
Li l
L-LJ
— I
CO
•=C
J—
V)
\x
^•b
i-
rt5
«V>
g
ac
>» 0
f i % >rM.
-^
c -4-*
O
--^
O (O
•1— -(->
C 4-> tO
O 03
•r- i. -o
-i_> a; c
u o
0 >,
_J <+- 4->
O -r-
U
^— ^
at
c
>i
03
* O.
O
•t-J
C
0)
e
>v
cu
>
o
CD
oo
rs
s_
o
n-
-o
0)
•*->
T3
(U
ex
o
•— r» o
^- r^ o
•~ •"
i
Jk£
•> O) o
(0 -r- S_
a; i— > (/)
(O C -O Or- r—
O ro S_ S- O) 03
O •!- OJ O
M- C C •»-> -r-
O O CO Z3 OO E
.0 • QJ 3)
. i. (J •»->>, tO J=
o ns c n3 JQ -l->|
00 -0 03 v-
r- i_ . « O) •»-> i.
•i- 00 CT)
O -r- -r- (O O) 03 , 4-> S_ T3
C •— J3 P'«— CL) OJOO
O O 3 C C Q.-M 00
•£0 ./,.£=> 0.^^
=3 =3 rs
i— co co
tn r~~ co
O
y
« >J= O
+-> 03
•r- 4J •
0 ID O
s_
i— •> 4J
03 03 C
+J > OJ
to ai c_)
>> £=
S-
u
3
•o
o
CL.
C
O)
en
O
4->
•r"
2*
Z
^-»
r-^ r^
i~~ r-«-
00 >-
Z --3
*» «i
en c
S- O
3 to
X} S-
CO O)
-^ -o
o c
•r- CU
> :n
-o
•p—
to
jQ
CO 3
QJ CO
•r—
.. c «
O 03 •
O O. O
E CJ
i5d
^= to a>
o E -c
03 O
cr)'r-
1- i— O
3 r— O
X3 -r- -r-
to 3C S-
-4^ en
O CD ct
•r- ^:
> 1—
0
in
00
ft
00
o
o
o
o
(O
a.
c:
01
o
(1)
ex
O)
o
•<->
c\j
157
-------
<:
z:
o
<_>
i
UJ
ra
-C
Q.
(/)
o
x:
a.
u
•r—
t.
S-
O)
o
3
"O
o
ex
c
o
OJ
fO
•r—
(O
>
fO
CO
i-
o
153
-------
o
r-
Od
O
Q
HH
O
^*.
0
a:
o
— i*.
Q.
00
O
Q.
LL.
O
00
o:
1 1 1
o
Q
O
OL.
Q.
•
CO
^~
i
o
LLJ
|
CQ
^C
h—
to
<~>
3 O O) CO
C re E C
CO. O
0*0 **
f—~
• —
CD a) a;
3 333
o sr o CM
^3 f"'~ P"^ co
CM CO CM r—
c -t->
o nj
•1— +->
C 4-> l/>
o re
•r™ S— "O
4-> OJ C
rOQ.ro
0 0
0 >,
1 q_ 40
O T-
0
_l
_J
«=C •
Q 01 0)
*» I — i i — i—
S- r- r—
E re '> '5J
•r- c x: s-
1) o re re
CTJ C.} ~P* y
•
E
(O
c
^^
c
fO
Q.
£
O
-a
to
3
«\
cL
> u
•r- O •
Q O O-
S-
E a
S +J "o *"*
r— a. 3d)
O OJ • "O ~t~*
• £_ f^ C^r O ^
C3.-M s- s- x:
s- cu •— o Q- a.
o ex. re c_3 c/^
O S- r- 0
. (o -(_> +J t_ o
E X i — to 3
w CD 3 3 •LJ i"™
x: i— o -o r— re
O -r- C 3 C
C S- >-H U O
•O O CD ••- -r-
•r- c ai CT> re
r— ^"^ *^ e^ ^y
i— CU
*^ 0^
a> at
3 3
r--.r-.Lf)
CM CM
_,
u.
• _J
+J I— 1
>r_ A
o s-
a. o
>, re
(U
a. oo
•
> t/>
•r- to
o re
• en
§3 o
• e" ^^
O O 1
c x:
r- 1 C +->
CU -r-
c -o E
CD S— CO
-a o
s- ca
o
03
cu
o
re
c
OJ tt> CD d) CD 3 CU
33 333 U- 3
LO LO ^3- LO CM VD O
i — CO IO CT< 00 CM **
co r^ i— LO CM «d- i Ell«>S z^<
U_4-> >>•!- « "O E
•i — •» re "o 4-> cu re
"O tooca re aiU'to
04-> "oc OJCUS-O)
S-re OO) s- 5-3:3: o
rer- -r-s- o rereco c:
rf\ r\ ~^ t n 1 1 QJ i ^^ ~~i
B
Q,
S-
X 0
0) o
O- •
X E to
i — LJ cD •<— -i—
Q. x: ~o • • I/)T-OS-3 > ••>
cjreozsxjocoto T- o •
x: 3 i— < cj> a o o
CD D- to to • « O
-LJ (/) p— t/) " *r- • • (/^
• re o re - E • Q.O E •— •
o x: x: s- . 33 +-> o.^ cu re E
CQ.o_a>ox:i/>'r-i— < x: s-cu
O>>T-t-. TDtOOO 3 CO
"X:4->2: >C-r-00 0- T-
•4-> O"O>CU i/13E'CT3i/) S-
to3 S-S-lOT3-r- D- 3 +->O
3O+->recucc2:i— s- «-o s-o.
•O4->cx:toore CODEC ocu
C5-rei — COi — •!-> O£ O CU i— < Q.CU
i— i re r— cu o E i— • x: cus-
CQ O- CJjO C S- U_ O O CU U_
U_ C. ro T- z; J_
0 UJ LL. U_ U_ U_
- — .
j-
O
Q_
on
•^|—
o
0
r—
C/)
03
•r-
0
re
a.
o
j-
o
Q.
en
or
_i_>
cr
ai
OJ
Q.
4->
x:
en
OJ
LO
00
O
+J
LO
r^
>,
r_
re
3
ZD
*
159
-------
*
o
1C
t—
o
vt
^J
I"H
^3
^t
o
h^
O
-i—
o.
00
o
O-
u.
0
oo
a:
ni
0
^~
^J
o
o£
ex
**T^
~o
cu
us
c
'-p
c
o
o
/•Y"1
OC
'
1
O
LLJ
QO
<£.
\r~
<£
Of
0
i— -p £
o ,
_J t|_ 4J
O •<-
o
a>
S
c
^,
c
s
0
(U
"S
to "O
a; x ojcuaicDcDaitDajaj cu CD ^^ f" ^^ ^~ r~~ CM
fr-H
«
X 00 O O «C CD
j— HI SE co SE: <_> i—
3E -3 r-
* * z •» nz <^ ** ** i — i o 'r—
^•o— J-ro co cD-p'-oxiS'-. xz>
_i «C r— u_ a» i— "O—i ai:zo i— i— c
§*P 4-^ *— I " "^" •* r^1 rO •* •* O
OJtO "O i— i rO«co
•>rdt|_ S3cn s_a> »i — ^_> -a >,ca o en co c s-
rOCC Ororo O> i— a) ig » COCC +->O rO ••— QJ
CL CD S -P2O 4Ji-3C>> 3OJ-enCi— ,_;5q_
E >— O fc- 1— co s- ro CL S- s_ cnS-reccDi — i — •0*4-
ro CD S- ra-i-ro rOXIOJCDrO 3raCDOS-OJ rood)
i_ ac CQ co JE: ex. o o Q u_ CD «a: o ^ _i i— ^ a CD --3
C»- >i
s- ^
Oj
r " '
O ro
•1 —
CO <_)
. O CD
O "O '"~ CL
to CL o •>— -P co
•P 3 • CO CO
O • O • CLX1 n3 "O
3OS- CO O S- 3 >— C
•OC C3-' E CJOCOD-rO
O i— « CL > gj <_)
i. i- -i- x: cu^-or-
O-« tOOQ CJ -PE-ErO
t-EO • > • x: CD S- •!-
•i->..x: . .-r- -P CL^-O-E'
t-'»-OOCJOE OQ to COOOCO 35>
•OQiCCJOcD.o 3 Oi- Ex:-r-
o x: i— ii— x: CL co -o x:4J.a)oQ
CCLcna8ra>OS-«3 C Q_ CD E -^ O
H-ttOT-»l-E OEi- • H- i Q-OjO l_.
^3 QO QJ ^^ 13 ^3 *f^ t_5 ^U ^3 CD ^3 n^ • -^^ i/)
«x: I-O-PX:CLX:X: oo x: r- o s- "C o E
L. O. i- 3 rO r— O CLr— C_3 D- -P (OrOtDT-CDOJ
0) aj+Ji.3.,-.,- co oc -o +J s. j^ co r— x:
•r->'r-tOCDOQJtOOr— O -Pro t— iCdJO-CLUO
ccocro-»--PtO'r-x: ceo cu.*:o3
•r- T-CL-S-T-T-r— XJD- rOC XI-OODCCO
T3-T3"OQi-Pl-cOT-O COO -P-i-O
fcz3S-o«a;T3coxi2: cs: s-oac
>-r- O O O O
c3cDcD3e3is:z: s: zo
O
Q_
o
o
ro
U
ro
CL
ro
O
O
Q.
C
OJ
o
S-
QJ
CL
cn
CU
LO
CO
LO
>,
ra
CO
160
-------
*
^p
1—
Qi
0
*
1/1
Q
K-t
O
^
£ ^
1— (
o:
o
re
Q.
CO
O
X
CL
u.
O
CO
O£
1 1 1
ULJ
1"">
Q
O
Q:
(X
*— •.
"X3
QJ
3
C
•r—
C
o
o
00
1
o
UJ
t
GO
tgf^
t—
to
J_
C
(O Q. (O
O O
O >!
O -i-
o
**-s
OJ
%
c
>.
c
s
s
•p
u
CM
CM
_l
LU
**
to
01
c
'£
^^
10
0)
•r"
x:
™J[
.
>
•r-
*™t
ro
TJ
•r-
S_
o
I_4,B
J*J
0
,_
C
V
TJ
U
o
^5
4-> 4~> +->
OJ
*Tt ~Z ™Z
-* ^» -*
o o ^r
OJ r—
X
^C r~*
0 »d
* ^3
Q. C "
O OJ 4J
J- T3 QJ
+_> CO r—
ro ro O
i r\ i™5
•
_>
Q
a>
u
>
• S-
> QJ
•r- OO
Q
13
• c
tO (O
c:
3
s -gi
C 30.
t- . -P
OJ CLr— •
to o o to
CU O •>- 3
SB S- -0
c en c
f—
O
•I-3 -4-J
tu ai
-» "a?
jfc _&
LT> cr>
r~~
_l
C O) to
C r*\ ^,
0) O
Q- Of
4J
O>
_3-
OJ
00
OJ
(~$
1— 1
o
^'^
r-**
o>
^
rO
O
O
Q-
•
>
•r-
O
•
o o
0
-o
-P C
O ro
r— •
CL tO
E f
£> j_
QJ
• c
a: -r-
^r
•
O
ooooooou
cccccccc
•P -P <^ C_ t_ t- <- C^ <_ C^
QJCU33333333
r^.COC\JOP^CMOJCM^i-O
r~~ r~~
_j
i . .
^D I
** ^t
r. {/^ ^£
>, -M a. I—
X -p- CD •»(— *=C r—
^— c^j ....... I -i-" OJ C. 3 •» •» fO
K^ CL) >•"" •* 2 ^J ^3
•* QJ *j^ f i QJ ^ ^^ 4~^ -^
^J LNX n •rp~ r~™ ">O ClO ^0 ^O
C ro O O > r— C IS
^^ i J C71 C^ W^ *^~ C3 t— ^
"C? n3 rtl *r^ ^> P QJ ^~ ^^
tO •+-* O O t- JTT ^* > 4-* O
t^,— .^.^ t, (/j (j, — -3 t/)
rO rO-C-C O 10 •»- -r- O 3
f\L (/) c_J C_5 ^y p^ fy* <^) (./^ jgr
.
>
*•- >,
Q •«->
•p—
c^ s-
C 0
C • -P
•r™ > ^
-Z: Q <
o -o >,
C . O)
S33 i—
$- x: ro
x: aj o >
O N
•r- . QJ
l_ i — 4_> QJ
OJ «r- CO CO
t(- -P 3 CO
<4- i- T3 O>
3 O) C C
•P (U
CO (—
4_>
0)
0
to
^
A
ro
O
S-
3
.
>
•r—
Q
B f__
O ro
C S-
•— i 3
t- •—
r— 3
3 0
OVr-
fl3 C7^
v ^g^
01
(—
ro
C
s_
o
<4-
r^
ro
CJ
<4-
0
o
CJ
^~
• p.
o
c
Q
•»~
c
o
O CO
s- to
ro OJ
O -P
(O
S- • -P
•r— *i—
i — t/) T3
O ^3 4->
CJ (/) *r~
C
4-J 4_>
QJ QJ
3E IS
CO <*O
r— CM
r- C\J
I
U.
A
_l QJ
(TJ
« CD
5 s^*
o
•p -p
S- J-
ro O
.
>
•i—
Q
f,
CO
ro
O
•r—
§
JC
CJ
•r-
s_
,
-P
• i —
t_)
ro
Q.
ro
O
j-
O
CL.
CO
—r—
I
-P
£Z
O)
o
S-
OJ
Q-
-p
JZ
en
•i —
a>
2
uo
oo
o
-p
LO
f*^
^w
i—
, —
ro
3
I/)
— i
*
161
-------
o
C£
O
«»
>£
•— 4-» S-
(0 .r- 4->^—i
3 O O> to
C <0 E C
CO. O
«C «Cm +J
O O
OJ
C 4-»
•25
C 4-> to
O ro
f i. -O
4J 0) C
J
O
s
cr>
o o
o in
in co
o
o
ro
«
E rO
•— C
(U O>
3: CD
(U
> _i
C U-
o
to •
T3 OJ
r— O
ra S.
C OJ
O -r-
o a.
, -^
OJ o 3
r— U.
•— < OJ
ro .C
s-
a>
o
CL.
o
o
CO
03
CU
to
O
J-
O
Q_
OJ
o
S-
OJ
Q.
cr>
O)
S
tn
oo
o
4->
LO
r^
>i
to
CO
162
-------
•*
LU
0-
Z3
oo
I f\
VJ
o
*""*
o
o
ac
S
0.
oo
o
^U
^*
LJL.
O
CO
O£
LiJ
O
§
Qt
D-
*
O
LU
_J
CO
CO
3
£
O
•^3
CU
en
O)
£
3
to
^J
o>
O
^>'r~
(O -i— 4-> '— ^
3 O O) V)
C
C •!-> CO
O (O
f- S- "O
-M CU C
(O Q. (O
O O
O >i
O T—
o
O)
(5
c
>1
c
to
o.
g
o
•f— CO
CU
r— t—
3 • O
CU -t-1
i — CLoO
O CU
Q-4-> i—
O O. to S-
CO 3 C
• tO +-> -r-
Sx r- z:
O) 3
O -r- S-
C S- (O
•o o cn-c
i— 13 D-
r— C
1 *
QJ
3
•
to co
C i —
_i
Lu
_l
1 1 «l
B >1
CO CO
1 ,
o c
0 0)
zr CD
,
"X3 •
•r- > •
CO T- O
3 1— 1
to •>
• S -t->
C 0 3
I-H -a
> c
• S- H-l
> CU
s- co -a
at c c
co o re
C O r—
o E
o C
u_
i— T3
r— C
O fO (O
•r- C
i- O •
O -r- 0)
J= CO O
Q. (0 C
CO O O)
O 0 S-
Q. to
s- -o _i
at a>
Q. O «
3 3 4J
CO T3 O)
0 S-
•« S- 0)
ai o.4->
o s- -^
Q
.
c:
_£
Q-O
3
O •
• CD CO
a. 3
s. • -o
O E C
O CU ' — i
_c
C— 3 C-5
^"
u_
>>
4->
C
a>
S-
3
O
•!->
O
C
a>
cu ••-
O 4-^
,
r—
CU
1 >
a> •!-
S- 4-> •
Q. CO
co (o 0)
•^ o ^-*
<0
•r- CU D.
O CO to
<0 3 O
• ** TD Qr
E c E E E E
3rtJ-O3 4- 3 33
3 CU 3 4- 3 33
OTJOJO ro O OO
4_ +-> > to > > >
.(_>, j-^+J 4!? ^j" 4J~+J
CU *r— (T3 CU CU CU CU CU
3-OE3 3 3 33
^D **ct" CD O^ CO OO
^VJ ^~~ LO VO C\J ^^"
C\J i —
1
1 — t
1 1
>>
to Q +J
en i— " x -r-
Q C 1—0
i .-.-I h— i «r~ «
U_ S- 0 « CU
« CT1 OO r— C ro
QJ CTl Q) Q,) i
•i- o cu -4-> -a
C r- ••- O CO i—
O CU e~ O 1O to
QQ ^ 3 D- Q. 00
£
0
0 >
• *r— *
-O Q >
35 CO • Q. CO (O • Q
^* c"* OS— i*"> *^ >
o o o o 3 T- •!- en
•r- o co s- Q c:
08 •!-> CU „ 0 -r-
(0 4J E "•— • C
COS- rO3Q.Lu E •!-
>— CU JC CU S- c:E'
ZS- D-CD-MOtOCDS-
3 o jC c i— -c: cu
CO4-> J^i — OCUQ-COON
— i— to fO "O E ' — "p~
-l->3 T3 +J J_ -r- T- «O S- i —
(OO HHCCUOOOS-OJ'i-
C-r- CUJl^O O)4_4->
S-S- -C-OOO -C4-S-
cucn 4->-i-o o;T-3Cu
4Jet S-Oin SfOU-
C O O -4->
H-I Z O "-3 OO
o
Q_
O
o
CO
to
o
(O
a.
03
o
o
D-
OJ
O
O)
Q.
a;
tn
o
163
-------
O£
UJ
0.
to
M
oo
a
i— i
o
SPHORIC
o
a.
U.
o
CO
f^f
I^U
UJ
o
o
ac
a.
^^
•o
9)
3
C
•r-
4J
0
CJ
Ol
r~
O
kl^
m J
2
to
^£
s.
re
s
a:
>>
r—
r— TJ
o re c
•r- c re
s_ o
o •<- «
JC W) T3
a. re c
10 U O
O O E
JZ OJS
Q. U
i- ID 'I-
a> a) o:
Q. U
3 3 « •
w» "o o s
O CD O
.« i- re OQ
a; a. u
0 -r- S_
«O 10 JC O)
C T> O >
J. i- r—
3 O 4-» -r-
u_ re re oo
o
^~.-«
^> ~
r— +•> i-
(O .r- 4->«— -
3 O tt)
0 0
v-*
^^
(V
C 4->
o to
•r- 4J
C +•> «rt
O re
•r- J- -O
•*-> <1> C
re Q- 5
_l 4- 4->
O -t-
u
* •
10 re
• •
c c
H-
^^ 2-
^
_j <_j «
"-> S
» 0
"•O CO
o c
O> O i-
re E a>
UJ= >
•r- O r—
j— >r— «r-
O Q£ CO
a>
E
C
«^
s
to
a.
§
o
>
•r^
a
g
j=
o
•
+•>
w
3
•o
C
t— <
E
3
(U U
u re
re >
c -*•*
S. -M
3 i
^ ^
+^
•r-
t-
O
^~
•M
3
•i >
•r™
>^ Q
a?
^ o "re
re c s-
:> i— » 3
4.)
3 O
10 OVr-
0) 10 S-
c re CD
C X «C
ai
o
164
-------
Q.
_J
LU
^i
LU
LU
„
CO
o
0
n:
Q.
CO
0
o.
LL,
O
CO
CC
LU
5S
8
QC
CL.
ci
CM
u
LU
1
CQ
^«
to
L.
re
i
Qi
O
i— 4-> il
(O -r- 4J. — .
3 O O) CO
C (O E C
C CL O
3*0
^
O CO
*"~ JH
-— .
O)
c: +J
o re
•r- 4->
C 4-> CO
o re
•r- i. -O
4J CU C
re CL re
O 0
O >i
— 1 <+- 4J
o •<-
o
Q
1 «t
ii o
A r™
O) Ol
0 +->
$- re
CD O
•^ O
0. D-
c
re
c:
^^
•o
c
re
ex
^
>
Q.
8 1
CLO
CO 3
O O •
.C S- 4J
Q- • CJ3 CO
1 Q- 3
21- • TJ
O E c
4-> o 53 •— i
0 -C
O) 0 0
Lu C
LO '"•
>—
1^
_J 1—
1 1
« <0
co •*"
S 1
•^ o
z °
*
o
o
•
t/)
5 5
A ^ *
Mobil Oil Corp.
Mobil Chem. Co.
Phosphorus Di'
Monsanto Co.
Monsanto Indust
O
o
a
i— i
«*
to
en
c
»i—
5-
CL
co
re
-o
o
co
.
CL
i.
O
O
E
CD
Occidental Petrol
.
-a
•r—
CO
J3
3
CO
^
Q.
s-
o
0
JC
0
s_
cu
o
o
n:
CL
s_
o
C_)
to
o
+J
CO
re
r—
CU
-o
c
re
Hooker Chems.
subsid.
IT)
LO
'z^
h-
A
re
•r-
.£>
E
3
'o
-M
r—
re
0
CU
CL
co
"U
c
re
re
o
•r-
Electrochem
Chems. Div.
i— 00
«d- co
•^r
h-
h-
-si
C **
to 2
CO O
re CD
O)
i— i.
D- CD
s: co
^
• *r—
O Q
0
-C O
o
CO
•4- 3
*4— "O
3 C
+J
CO
r— CO r—
CM CVI i —
LO
— 1
Ll 1
eC
•*
CO •>
O1 CO
E i—
•r- re
i- 0
CL.C i—
co co re
4J
CO) O
O i— I—
Q. O
s- to
re 3
t— Si
>}
4-^
•r—
i.
O
3
Tennessee Valley
to
•r—
CO
re
j-
Q-
re
c
o
0)
i-
NOTE: Capacities
165
-------
IO
0
CM
Q.
1
LU
i— • i
X
0
h-
LU
Q.
A
CO
•^^
O
ac
O
D-
CO
O
a.
u.
0
CO
OL
LU
O
a
o
(V*
UB.
a.
•
CM
1
O
LU
_l
CO
<
1—
00
j^£
i_
(D
§
0£
O
>>T-
i— 4J S-
,0 •.- 4->^->
3 o ai 01
c
o 01
O (O
•t- S- T3
*-> i
_l M- •!-»
0-r-
o
CD
E
.
c*
(O
o
CJ
>-
z «(
« o. •
01 Z
i— "h—
^ «— "
t. O1 «r- s-
01 &- -C 0
as S- 01 s-
•i- o ,
S- 4->
O i—
o
•a -i- a.
•r- 4-> CO
• 01 01
Q.^3 (O -O
S- 3 i— C
O O1 O. (T3
O
«\ *n •_
r* ^^ ^^
e • c «3
3 D- rtJ O >
O J_ •,- . ••- >
r— O • E • O "O •*""
O CJ 01 95 > O Q
i- E .C >r-
4-> • 35 O Q • E "—
O) E -C O E 2) U«O
Q-cDo (-•alx: c s-
.C • 4J 01 J= O 1—13
•— o i- -o o E o •«->
re r— 3
ca>o.aijjoa>i/> 3u
«) ^ O 3 f- 3 OD'^
"OO3IOO M-T3 OOi.
•f- O 3 C (O Ol
O 3C fl3 1-1 X CO
O CO I—
166
-------
10
§
Q£
O
U
(O -r- +J^~»
3 O O) W)
C (O E C
CD. O
§—i
CO
O
CL
to
ct:
o
o
o:
o.
0)
C 4J
O «
•i- -»J
C -l-> (/>
O (O
•i- S- TJ
4-> 0) C
ic Q. J
_!*»-•»->]
O -r-
O
P
3
eg
I
o
CQ
-------
(U
o
c
3 •
4- cn
O) on
CO
4->
0)
Q-E
0)
CO
U_
O
cc
Q
s
a.
CO
e\»
i
o
03
03
no <4-
O
CO
(C r—
f/> TO
O) OJ
O O
3 C
-o ••-
O I/)
5-
CL
O T3
rO C
C rO
S-
3 O
»t- O
O f
a.
00 CO
s. o
01 -C
u a.
a o
1!
a. o
00
0)
T3
X
O
i-
a>
o
(
tM
o
0)
o
S-
CL)
Q.
CD
•r-
d)
E
(U
O
(U
a.
_CT)
a>
o
IT)
163
-------
CO
LiJ
i
p—
rx
CO
o
a.
_i
o
a.
0
•~
^
CO
LxJ
0_
co
0-
0
:c
i —
C£
O
r>
Q
O
CO
O
CO
a;
o
a
o
a_
CM
i
o
LU
_J
CO
S-
3 O CD to
C ro E C
CO. O
^ (Om 4-»
0 0
O»
to
JC O)
o. ai 4->
CO -M (O
O (0 -C
.c: x: Q.
Q. O. to
ro to O
•U O -C
a; -C a.
EQ.ro
CO rO i-
X. •»-> +J
OJ O)
O ro
•i- *->
C 4-> VI
O >
O •!-
^
f"H
QC
O
tf.
E
0)
c
>.
Q
CM}
.
a.
i.
o
0 •
>
• .p-
£ CT^
vP
f .
O co
c:
x a)
CU -C
to o
to
LU
CU
^>
CU ro
4-* e"
ra Q-
.c to
a. o
CO -d
O Q.
0. E
E 'f-
3 -0
O 0
•r- O
Q S
•-3
Z
4-»
OJ
S-
__
t— 1
,
g
^:
Q.O
3
O •
S- 4J
. O to
O. 3
i. .-0
C5 F™ CZ
o 05 •— i
-C
o o
2E
CD a>
4_) O) -M to
rO 4-^ CD ro r— CU
<~ ro 4^ c~ ro 4-^
O..C CU ro Q- 4-> (O
CO CL4J X: CO to JZ.
^3 ^0 ^t3 C^ ^3 CD ^^ f^
^^~ ^5 ^^ ^^ ^C *^^ i— V) CU
fX c^ Q^ Q f*> rt3 O O 4-*
O Q- CO .C O -£= JZfO
S- rO O Q. S- Q.-O D-.C
>>-PJC>^>^^C>^Q.
C* QJ CLr™~ Q O CO r^ (/)
E -r- Q.
rOJE4J4J-O 3 S-4-> £
O -r- TD 3
•I- •!- -t- -I- i_ tO O "I" O
OOOOQJ^OO-r-
CO CO CO CO 1— t— ECOQ
ro ra
r— CO
C7> VO
.^
3:
"CO
0)
c£ o
c
C 0)
0) i-
cu 3
S- ro
0 _l
cu
4-> OJ
ro 4~*
t~ ro
Q.J3 0)
OJ (^ CL-M
+J O (/) ftS
CO C" O ^IT
.C Q.X: Q.
r^ Q o to
to S- ro O
O >>4-> -C
x: Q. CD Q.
a. E re
HCJ *O S-
£ -i- X 4->
•r— rO f~ 4-^
T3
0 •!- -r- -r-
O O O 0
S CO CO CO
o
CM
a.
j-
res
O
CM
O_
CM
(O
J-
O
O.
CO
ro
O
a.
CM
n:
m
o
a.
:c
169
-------
CO
.V
f
//•»
w /
111
t 1 J
[
^~
ff
^.
Q_
t/)
O
IE
Q_
^
^J
o
Q.
Q
JC (O JC (O 4->
Q.JC ai ro
jc co « co cu co Q.-P jc
Q.OO1>> -t->OtoroQ-
coj=-PS- o> ro -c: o -C to
o Q. x: QLX: o. o
J=O^= ro Q. o Q. CO JT
Q. S- Q.-O JC CO S- (O O Q.
>>>)co c 0.0 >5-i->j: >,
i — CL O ro to -C CL o> Q-i —
o x: o O- E "5 o
CL E CL O) JZ -OrOS-O-
•i-3 -M Q. £ -i- X +-> T-
i--<-E-O 3 $- E*1- +J
o -i- TJ 3 -a
E co -a >,-•- 0 E E E E
3»-r—
r-.M»S-
(O f- 4->-
3 O CU CO
C
O (O
•r- -!->
C •(-> CO
O (O
•r- i- -O
•M ai c
rOQ.ro
0 0
O >i
_J 4- +J
O -r-
O
^_^
a>
ro
C
>.
C
ID
a.
O
*•— *
•o
0)
3
c
+J
c
o
o
•
Q.
S-
o
o
o
if
at co
_1 > _„
ra fO
JC 4J
Q. CO
co • >> ai
O d) i- 4->
JC 4-> O ro
Q. ro J=
o -c -a Q.
S_ Q. C CO
>, CO ra O
Q. O -C
JE: a) Q.
E Q--i->
3 ro E
•i- E S- 3
T3 3 -O -r-
O -i- >iT3
to -o j=: o
ro O O CO
s- co o o
-M ••- c: c
cu s- o o
i-i- ES:
<
CL.
«s
Q.
ro
o
S-
a;
4->
ro
a>
s_
(O
3
ro
f—
ai
Q
,
o
c
1— 1
A
o
o
•r—
O)
T3
0) >,
/ii ni j^i *—
O)
ro •»->
.C ro
Q.JC
CO Q.
o co
-c: o
Q.JC
Q.
E
3 E
•r- 3
T3 ••-
O "O
CO O
O CO
C -r-
0 S_
S r-
O
s:
«v
CO
•r-
O
_l
.
4->
OO
•
>
•r—
• Q
U
C •
1— < CO
*» ^3
-p ^:
-o o
o
s- •
m 4->
O CO
C 3
••- -o
i— C
r— 1— l
ro
M^ MX
4-> 4-»
(O ro
x: _c
O. CL QJ
CO CO +J
O O ro
-C JC JZ
Q. Q, Q.
rO O
a> a> jc
E E Q-
rO ro ro
X X 4->
a> a) a>
-C -c E
E E E
333
•o -o -5
O O O
OO OO OO
eC
a.
•* i — t
O
CO O
•r- 2
S- -^
S- 0
o o
s: a:
»
^
•I—
0
^
o
c
rt
•
O
• o
TD
•r- CO
CO 4->
J2 0
3 =3
• CO X5
O O
C •> i-
1—1 . Q.
Q.
" S- S-
. o a>
o o E
0 3
C CO
oB O C
CD O
_* r- 0
O ra
S- 0
(U
•SL
, CO >>
r— 0 r-^
O JC O
Q. Q. Q.
•r— -r-
S- E S-
•4-> 3 -l->
•r-
E -0 E
303
•i— CO -I—
-o •«- -o
O S- O
OO 1— OO
ro ra
LO LT>
»* *f
^3
•-D
z: zc
o
n
^-> •>
O) T3
S- i—
Ol ro
•P C
S- S-
ro Ol
C_5 U_
•
>
•r—
Q
.
•> >
• -r-
O Q
• <_>
CL co
S- - 3
O E S-
O Q) o
JC JC
r— O O.
•r- CO
0.— 0
•i— JC
r--0 Q.
•r- O
xis:
0
z:
CD (13 OJ C
4-> JC 4J> n
(OQ.ro
JC CO JC
3
»l
Q. O Q. 01
CO JC CO -t-
J
O Q. O (O
JC JC -£
Q. E Q- Q-
>5 3 >> C
o
r- C .— 0
O -i- O JC
Q- E Q- C
si r- r £
4-> ro -M :
5.
5
E E E -0
3 3 3 C
D
•r- -i- •!- CO
"O T3 -O -r
O O O S-
00 OO OO t-
rO ro
0 r—
LT> CTi
O
S
cC .
CD -4-)
cu
** i~~
ro O)
4-> T3
CO C
3 O
CD S-
3 rO
«=C O
O
.
CO
E
Ol
JC
o
•
•*->
CO
3
•a
c
. i — i
o
CJ O
4->
0 C
4-> ra
C CO
(O C
CO O
C S
o
z:
o
CD
f>
CX
t/l
ro
r^
O
OJ
Q_
j-
ro
z:
t^
o
OJ
a.
C4
3C
-------
to
*
OO
LJLJ
1 —
in
Q.
00
O
:r
CL.
**~
— t
O
Q_
0
00
UJ
1 —
s
D.
oo
O
2c
Q_
o
-I—
1 —
ex
o
->
— >
h— 1
Q
O
oo
i j
o
oo
Qi
LU
O
Q
O
o:
Q-
^~^
•o
CD
3
C
•r-
4-J
C
o
C— J
**-•'
^t"
C\J
f
C~J
LU
CQ
*^c
1 —
CO
^,N^
S-
jz .c ro
CL O.JC
>•> >> CL
r— r- CO
O O O
f^ pH__ ^""^
•i- -r- CL
!~ 1-
^
f §15
•1- •!- O
T3 ~O CO
O O V-
OO 00 Q
o
i— 4-> £
(O -r- 4->^~~
3 O CL> to
c
0 O
«3 ro
•3- oo
r- l£>
OJ
c 4->
o ro
•f— 4_>
C 4-> CO
o ro
•T- i. -a
4-> CD E
rod.ro
O O
0 >>
1 M- +J
O T-
0
•a:
0
«t ^H
o x: z:
•z. o
ro •>
« OJ C
>>OQ O
C 4->
s- en c
ro c cu
0) O S-
CL>
E
ro
c
s~ •*
•o
CD
3
>»J *r"*
c
fO
Q.
Q
O
4**
C
0
o
«^-«
•
o
o
I o
4->
E
ro
CO
c
o
s:
a>
4->
ro
JC
a.
CO
o
4-> CL
ro
i- e
•o 3
>>•>-
•r- 0
0
-o c
E O
QJ
4_) CL)
ro 4->
C~ (Q
CLX:
to CL
O CO
JC O
O CL
s- ro
>)4->
Q. CD
E
•o ro
•r- X
O CD
E E
•r- T—
T3 T3
O O
OJ
E
•r—
r«
r—
ro
CD CO
4"^ ^)
CD ro s-
4-> JC O
ro Q.
CD JZ CO ••
4-J CL O CL)
ro co jc 4->
jc oo.ro
CL JC o JC
CO CL S_ CL
O >> >-> CO
JC j— Q. O
CL O JC
ro CL E CL
4J -1-3
CD a> J- -r- E
E r— 4-> T3 3
J3 O T-
E 3 E v> -a
3 i— 3 ro o
•r- o T- s- co
T3 CO -O 4-> M-
O E O CD S-
00 -i- 00 h- h-
ro
CO
to
,
CL
i-
0
o
E
3
cu
r—~
O
4Jt
CD
Q-
r—
ro
4>>
C
CD
•o
O
(J
0
ff.
CL>
4->
ro
c*
CL
CO
O
-C
CL
>^
r—
O
CL
•r—
S-
4->
E
• r—
~O
0
oo
ro
CNJ
oo
X
t—
to
ro
f—
ro
o
r.
CL >)
C i \
O i —
o ro
"O co O
•r- O Cl)
CO •!- CL
-Cl +J OO
3 CO
co ro oS
f..
«Q- r —
ro
o o?S O
S- •«-
O • E "
<_3 to O) >
• cD o o
E -E O
33 o s- •
.E • 4-> CO
C_) i- "O O E
cu -i— cu 93
S- .*: to i — _E
CD O -Q LU O
^03
o ni to
o
:n
CO
CO 3
3 0
0 S-
1- TD
T3 >>
>, CU * -E
JE 4-J CD E
E ro 4-> ro
ro *£Z ro
O f"~ *^
•> CO CL CL)
CL) O CO 4->
4-> JC O «
ro CL.E .E
-C fO CL CL CL)
CL4-> >, CO C
CO CD i— O •«-
o E o x: r-
^z ro CL Q-i—
Q. x •<- ro
CO CD S- CO E 4->
3 E -E 4-> 3 3 CO
03 0 •- >,
S- ••- E E S- "0 S_
•O T3 3 3 -O O U
>, O -r- •!- >, co
^r co -a T3 ^z -r- -a
E T- O O E S- C
ro Q oo oo ro i — ro
ro
cr>
t—t
^
CD
r—
^~
• r-
>
<"
0
CO
S-
}
c~
C
ro
"
CD
4-)
ro
-E CU
CL C
CO •!-
0 •—
J^" r—
DL n3
4_>
E co
*1
CD CD
4-> 4->
ro ro
c" r~
CL CL
l/J CO
O O
C" C~
CL CL
E E -I
3 CO 3
D
p
ro
•r- 3-r- S-
3 >,-o o -a TD
•r- S-
-0 (J
O
co -o
•r- C
Q ro
i
t— 4
„
4-9
CL>
r—
0
t
>.
• r—
f — ^
to
CD
U
>
£_
O)
OO
OS
to
4«3
O
3
-a
o
i_
Q-
O- •
i- 4->
o to
0 3
-a
c; E
•i— t— i
P—
O
O S- 0 >,
CO T3 CO -E
O >> 0 0
E -E E
O E O
C
0
s: ro 2: E
o
O
m
^~
_^
2!^
• ^
o
-------
CO
LU
!_„„
j—
m
CL
GO
O
j^
I*
>-
— J
O
CL
O
GO
UJ
i
r^
CL
GO
O
^c
CL
O
zc
£~
0
^-
t—H
Q
O
GO
u_
o
CO
OL
UJ
O
Q
O
Q.
-o
cu
3
C
>'r-
r— 4J S-
IO T- 4-».»-^.
3 CJ CO
o to
f- S> "O
4J CU C
rOD.ro
U O
O >^
f i^. -4_>
O T-
CJ
O)
E?
c
>)
ra
a.
0
0)
4-> (U
ro 4->
JC ro
CO O.
O VI
J= 0
O.JZ
0 0.
t- 10
Q. 0)
E
-o «3
•i- X
(J QJ
rO ^
E E
3 3
•a -o
0 0
CO CO
-o
a>
3
•i—
4J
C
o
o
Q.
S_
O
o
c
r—
o
a>
4->
c~
CL
CO
O
CL
ro
+->
(U
E
T3
O
CO
CO
3
O
S-
« -a
cu >,
*» -4-^ ,C*
a> ro c
4-> -O JC ro
0) ro Ol CL
4-> JC 4-> W "
rO CL fO O CU CU
JZ CO S- JC 4-> 4->
D. O X» CL ro ra
to JZ >, O J= ^:
O CLJC S_ a. CU Q.
jc >, >, co c co
CLI— -O CL O -r- O
rO O C JC "i— JC
S- CL (O E Q--O i— CL
4-> -r- 3 CU
OJS-tO'r-coE-t-J4JEro
4J4->3TD33(OC03J-
O O O -i- C >,••- -O
EE^-COS--0-r-S_T3>>
33-oro-oos-oox:
T3T3jC4->^T-i— TD-r- C
OOC
^
1—
0
CL
•r—
S- CO
4-> 3
0
E S-
3 T3
•a jc
o c
CO ro
(0
ID
CO
^j
A
0
CD
ro
O
_fm
0
>
• »r"
O f~^
o
• §
S JC
jr o
o
S- 4-J
0) CO
M- 3
C)- -O
3 C
O)
CO 4-J
3 >
^> *"
JC O
C 3
Q. CL E
a> 3 co
E E E ••- 3
33-00
E 'r- -r- O S-
3 T3 T3 CO T3
-a co co c jc
O -r- T- O C
CO Q Q 2: ro
_J
»—*
»
(/I
JC
CD
ai
ac
0
CD
ro
O
t~*
O
a> cu £
4J 4-> 3
fO rO ^Z
JC JC -i-
CL CL E
CO CO 3
O O r—
j= J=. ro
CL CL
0 0 E
S- S- 3
CL Q. CO
CO
-a c ro
•i- O 4J
0 S- O
ro T- CL
E E E
333
-o -o -o
O O O
CO CO CO
cu
rO
CL
CO
O
JC
CL
(O
cu
E
•r**
cu s-
4-> 4->
ro
jc e
Q. 3
O "5
JC O
CLCO
*
CU
4*J
ro
CL
CO
O
JC
CL
O
i.
>^
CL
E
3
•r- CO
•0 3
O O
CO S_
(O "O
i^
CU C
H- ro
CO
3
O
s- -o
•a cu
JC ro
c c
ra •!-
S-
. ^ o
at cu i—
ijt t •» f~
ro ro O
JC JC
CL CLoS
CO CO
O 0 CU
JC JC 4->
Q. CL ro
S-
E E ~a
3 3 >>
•1- •!- JC
-o -a ro
O O 0
I/) (O QJ
•,- T- T3
S- S- O
I— I— -a
o
0
rr>
CL
"*!
S.\
*
CD
O*
Q-
j-
ra
*z.
• ft
o
CM
CL
CM
^n
CM
ra
'Z.
..
0
CL
ro
ra
• A
J-
o
CL
CM
31
ro
'a
o
CL
CM
ro
•2Z.
*
172
-------
•K
CO
LU
t
t—
*^C
Q_
CO
O
f\
^-
— -J
o
Q.
Q
eC
CO
LU
^p
n:
Q-
GO
0
Q.
O
•f-
/v*
UL
O
2:
H- 4
0
GO
LL.
0
CO
Q.
UJ
^
~~
Q
o
(X
-Q
s_
oe.
o
.— +> si
ro -t- -P .-^i
3 O CD CO
C fC E E
CO, O
0 O
01
+•*
•r—
I.
£
01
c
>.
c
a
8
o
^^^
XJ
CD
3
. ^
C
o
o
^
o
o
§
vt/
™r
u
CU
(4.
3
ra
+J
GO
*
CU
•p
ra
*""
a.
«/)
0
JC
Q.
rO
•P
CU
E
§
•r"
•o
o
CO
CU
•p
ro
JC ••
Q- CU
CO -P
O ro
JC JC
Q. Q.
>, to
•— O
0 JC
Q- Q.-O
• r—
CU i- E
•— -P 3
r/"^ «p—
3 ETJ
r— 3 O
O »r- CO
CO TD -i-
C O S-
•r- GO 1—
rj
00
CU
•p
rO
C
•r—
i.
o
r—
JC
o
«\
CU
J^
(O
Q.
t/1
O
JC
CO
3
O
s-
"O
JC
c
ro «
O)
CU ro
-P JC
rO Q-
JC (/I
Q. 0
V) JC
0 Q.
Q.XJ JC
e
*n"
0
•r—
S-
(—
o
,
CO C JC
•r- O C
Q 2! ro
O
CU
-p
ro
CZ3
to
3
O
£_
*v *v *^J
a; >
+-> -P ^
fO fO d
JC JC ro
Q. CD-
CO CO " "
o o a) a>
JC JC -P -P
Q. Q- ro ro
O O JC JC
S- S- Q. Q-
>5 >, CO
Q- Q- O O CU
JC JC -P
-O E Q-Q.ro
•^3 t-
U >
O O O •!-•!- JC
E i- to S- T3 "O ro
3 "O ro "O O O O
•r- >i S- >> CO CO CU
•O JC -P JC -I- -r- -O
O C CU C i. I- O
GO ro H- ro 1— H- T3
rO
C
r~
r—
r—
c/l
3
O
S-
ro
14-
O
^i .
-P i —
•r- f~
co a>
c 5
CU
•O 00
ro
C
o to
CU
CD-P
C rO
-5 Q-
c. to
CU O
Q-JC
CU Q.
,
>, CU
r- JC
- CU -P
-o o
2 CU
>, ro
S- E
> C
ro
>> 0
CU
JC CO
•P CU
• r"-
CU 4->
O -i-
i— • C r~
rO CU -r- -i-
•P -P 01 O
JC O ro ro
3
O
GO
Q. CU
l/l > -p
O •!- CO
jc -p o
Q. ro E
>> r-
i — CU •>
0 S- S-
Q. CU
•>- CU JC
•p t-
O 3
E "P H —
3
"O !C "O
O ro CU
CO CU O
E 3
0 0) O
M- S- S-
ro Q-
,
ra C r—
0 O "0
p^ ^-
ra JD o si
z: -p
o
c5*
m
Q_
ra
Z
*
o
a.
ra
z
• M
f^
O
a.
CM
31
CM
rO
z
"
o
Q-
m
ro
• •*
jj-
0
Q.
CM
~r
rO
• «
^
0
a.
CM
rO
Z
*
173
-------
•K
H-H
O
•r- CO
C 4->
o 10 -a
•r- J- C
•p CD ft3
« Q.
0 O >•
O -P
O 0
flj
P
s
c
>,
1
g
-o
cu
-o -a
C 01
(O 1/1
CL 0
X i—
O) O
O) Ol
tO to
E E
• •» »»
fOfOfOfOWfOrOfCrOfCrCra fCfOQJ
UJLxJI^LULULjJLULUL±JLUUJLLJ 1 1 i 1 1 i f 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 i MI lit 1 1 i
m rrt rvi r» r» rvi i**^ r*s^ rt m r-» rt\
r*^« CT* r*^ ^t" ^~ r>* oo ^* LO oo csi c\j co "^t* csj r— LO o LO cvj
_J
>
3 to" > 3 z Z
^ 3: -r- T) -=C t— i -
O>>-_J O i — rT^ "~Jo3S *§"c:
flJO •> « C "+->O •> r— 31- C O ni c— t_ •!—
4->o:oo«O'(-)a)QiS-i — 3 o « N «i — mcaai
i- r— en'— oo ^3 »jD -M 4-> re c s. c: DC
OOC£O>+JNC:I/,
Q
CO
o
•r—
•(->
CO
re
> O o_ >
•r- O -r-
• Q oC Q
Jo. -o
t- • -r- .
O co E co co
O E to E E
QJ CI O) CD
• x: re .C ^:
S<_> >,0 0
0
CJ «P C "P 'r-
to re co c
T3 3 o 3 re
•r- C i! C 1-
f""~ »-H QJ 1— * C3
O
O
3 O)
• -o -P
Q- o re
s- s- .C
O Cu Q.
O CO
t— O
• re -c
-p i- a.
CO 3
3 +-> •—
"o i — re
C 3 C
t— * o o
• f— «l^.
o) CD re
•^ ^C Z?
o>
QQ
J-
O
to
CM
•^~
_J«
0
o
I —
CO
re
CO
Ol
•p—
•p
•r—
0
re
Q.
re
(j
j-
o
oo
CM
T-
4J
C
O)
{j
l-i
-P
a>
•r—
O)
OO
O
4->
CO
CTl
*
174
-------
*
Q
i — i
0
o;
u.
oo
i i
LJw.
O
OO
ce.
LU
CO
""^
Q
O
OC
Q-
^-^^
-Q
3
C
+J
c
o
0
if)
CM
1
LU
—1
OO
1—
CO
•jf
ro
«
U
"« T- 4->-->
3 O CU CO
C (0 £ C
C CL 0
**• So **
^•"^
CU
c •»•>
O rO
•r- 4->
C -t-> CO
O i
_1 4- 4->
O •»—
o
CU
r—
c»
>*
TJ
a
5
o
rO
4->
c
CU
i
UJ
oo
CU
CU
CL
ro
CO
CU
JZ
o
.
> CO
•r- CO
Q rO
• S O
O JZ Q
C U 1
C +->
• CU •!-
E TJ E
CU S- CO
TD O
S- CD
o
CO
ro
4J
C
CU
UJ
LO
^J-
U_
«\
0
a.
>>
cu
c
Q.
ro
4-J
C
CU
UJ
CO
CO
1
iT
o
4J
ro
S-
4J
CO
ro ra
C C
CU CU
UJ UJ
LO LO
*3- LO
LO «*
_J
U-
U- +•*
•r—
4-> C
S- ra
rO i —
ca a.
X
CU
'o.
x E
i— O
a.
o CO
ro O
0 0-0-
C CO
1-1 O >>
-C +->
. D- -i-
+J O
co 5
3 O -P
-O 4J C
C i- lO
>—
O
o
.
o
c
»— 1
^
,
o
o •
CU T-
0 Q
*r—
> C
V. (0
CU •r-
OO X3
E
CO 3
CU r-
•r- O
+-> O
•r-
O
CO
ro
4^
CU
3E
08
•
CO
1
o
c
eri ca
£
JC
s_
o
^z.
-o
CU
CO
o
13
CU
XJ
ro
E
i % i > _i_^ J ^ _^j i ^ i > [ ^ i ^ i J^
C C C C C C C CCC
CU CU CU CU CUCU CD CU CU CU
1 g 1 I rfS S CSSS
UJ UJ UJ UJ 1 1 1 UJ UJ UJ Lul UJ
oooooor^. LOOO c\j OO^LO
f— Lp ^-« ^\J ^^* tO CO f •• tf^ 0*1
i — OO •* i —
sr< DC s: x SI «
•>4->CUCO S- « CUCUC
COE+JCU toco O ococu
3 3 r- 3 -OS- i- D-C>
CDC3C: OirC 4-> S-CU
3OOCU rOCU CU rO3i—
^ y y D- CQ oo o i m (_j
u
o c
C • l-H
*» *r~ B
• (^^ _
5f^
** ^^^
• CO Q«
en o cu
CO 0 CO
. •!- T- S-
> 0. C S- > 3
••- S- T- CU S- 0 +->
Q O <4- CL CU E Q-
o cu O- co co cu cu
• rv* • O • ^ "*•* t~*i
CO C Q.O O S- i—
§• CU r— i_ COCUCU4-> •
O D>*r- O "O >— '3 COt3 CLCO
J=C_>OOO«O co CUE
O S- -O«-CU4->QCU
4J CD ^^ ^^ C '^^ E f"" CU ^ CO
CO.C ro-r- QJOS- E'
3 O rO CU y CO f" 3 3 CU -t-^
Q.-O T-2 3<-J-l->co-o.c:co
3CXJ3CCOS- -p-CO O3
Oi— irOEO3Q-roOCU • O "O
CJ3 -r- i — E Q-O i — -t-> Q. CO i— i
r— O 0 >, CU
CO
-(-> JD
CO XI
rO 'P™
LU C3
^ ^
j-
O
OO
CsJ
OC
5^
O
o
CO
ro
CO
CU
•M
O
ro
CL
ro
1 — '
O
OO
c^
-A-
t t
"*~^
*-
CU
«
*-
cu
O-
^"^
•^
Ol
cu
s
00
01
o
•T-^
oo
01
*
175
-------
1
.£
Q
t— *
O
1 1
_j
oo
LL.
O
OO
LU
O
"•^
0
§
O-
^^^^
-o
OJ
c:
-Jj
c
o
o
LO
CM
CJ
LU
CO
1*
oo
i-
(O
§
a:
o
r— 4-> SI
fO •!- 4->-— ~
3 0 0) 00
C
O IO
•r™ 4->
C 4J 00
o ro
•i- I- -0
4J QJ C
to CL to
u o
O ^i
o •»-
o
^-^
0)
£
c
>
c
a
0
to ro
c c
CU QJ
5 cD
LU LU
to 01
CT> to
CM r-
-J-
o
z c
(U
• co
c
CU J=
t3 4->
C J-
•r- O
—1 Z
,_^
.
1 %
o
u
CL
CO
i
o
CO
I-H
LU LU CD
CM LO
00 r-
^«
•"3
«i— <
S-
O) r
fO V-
S O
O. CL
CU 2
CU CU
O Z
•
Q.
QJ
Q
> 00
4J Q 4J
CO • •!-
r*^i 00 "O
co x: C
E o cu
-C T3 C
CJ C >-i
ro
0 S.
•r- CO O)
C CU E
CDQ r—
S- O
O Q-
>^
t~*
1
^5
C
•S
00
c
o
.«
(O
I *
c
CU
g
LU
UD
OO
^—
oo
ra
c
CU
^~
rO
CD
O >
C •!-
I-H Q
A *
• CO
co cD
"O O
c
s- s~
QJ 3
J= -P
O •—
••- 3
a. o
1 '!-
QJ {.
l — CT
cn«i
ro
LU
CU
CO
3
CU
.^
[ »
CL
ro
U
..
JO
c
CU
g
LU
LO
^H
Z
CU
4J
CO
CU
o
o
Q£
•
"^
CO
3
CO
f
o
c
1 — 1
00*
4^
U
3
-o
0
^
• Q-
O
O •
^ S
ra -C •
•o o >
O T-
i^ C Q
rO
c e "-<
(0 -P a.
E CO Q
•P (0
CO UJ
ro
LU
"TO
C
CU
I
LU
£
A
O
CO
CL.
f—
LU
•
CL
S-
•o
<:
o
CO
rO
CL.
r~
LU
CL
S-
O
o
.
CO
g
JZ.
o
00
s-
cu
c
-o
S-
ro
£1
'cu
en
c
LU
fO fO fO fO ^O
c c c c c:
QJ QJ CU QJ QJ
g g g g g
LU LU LU LU LU
^
^~ CNJ 03 n3 r**1* LD to
vo co • • cvj LO ^d-
co c c
^ _i
CO ^~^
« « z:
QJ >,
U_ r— _J ••- _l > C
•i- u_ <_> «a: o
co oo « -M •> j«: co
r- CU ~S. QJ C i— C
Or— O E ro O •!-
O t. S- f— 4-> S- i—
•r— ro ro ro O O *f
Z CO 03 <_) Q Z 3
-o
•r- •
oo -a
•o > 3 oo
OO Q 3
XI "00
3 • •
CO CO O «
** ^0 o
• -E U O
O 0 C
C T-
• i- i— C J=
> QJ ro i— t O
$- 00 C
QJ C 0 " 4->
co o ••- ^»: <+-
C 0 4-> S- -r-
O ro ro 3:
o z e oo
CO
LU
rO ro
C C
OJ QJ
LU LU
^J- O
VO 00
r— r—
1
U_
r-;) »
Z >,
rO
\x
S- C
rO QJ
3 QJ
CU S-
z: CD
O
C
1— 1
CL
S- 4->
O CO
0 • 3
• -r- C
CJ 00 C
SCO
r—
QJ -C e
co cj E
oo ro
LU Lu.
j-
O
oo
csl
31
^Q
O
o
00
fO
00
QJ
. i
•r—
(J
CL
ro
O
J-
O
OO
CM
n:
c:
fi
S-
QJ
CL
1 %
cn
CU
00
Ch
o
OO
cr»
*
176
-------
*
Q
I — t
O
o
t — t
— 1
u_
_J
oo
u_
0
OO
a:
1 1 1
o
Q
O
Q.
^-^.
-O
QJ
3
C
•i~-
f—
o
o
LO
CVJ
o
LU
CQ
cc
to
NX
i-
§
o:
u
r- 4-> jl
3 O O> m
C (O E C
CO. O
c 4-> CO C
It} O *O
Oy-l
v-J
0 >,
_J M- 4->
O '«—
o
O)
£
to
C
^
C
10
0.
o
(O
4->
C
Q)
S
LU
•(J-
UD
<•
»— *
«
c
01
•n-
T3
S
40
i.
O
u.
t
TJ
•r~
* to
Q. _O
S— 3
O to
O
jf~. ,
0.0
*(— 1 — [
a:
DL E — J
> o •
•r- 30
("t "^ C
O i— i
• » S-
o • a. «
0 O S-
o o ai
r— • S- "r—
re E • o o;
i- O) U .C
cu jc c a. en
C C_3 >™H (/) *r"
•r- O CQ
S- iTa. i-
40 O <1> QJ
i. Q- -i- • •!-
o a> c co c
O- O> T- -r-
d) S- T3 • T3
co u_ $- :i> $_
S- « (O
U_ CD CD
c
i
LU
00
2 S
1
«3 •
'CTI S
O 0
CU
CD
13
CU
o
0
CD
to
cc ccc cc c
C^ fl^ Q^ (U GJ CL) ttJ OJ
i§ sii si s
UJ LU LU LU LU UJ LU LU
,
CD ^O fO LT) *^~ t^» ^1" LO LO CD
r%* CO • ^J* tD CsJ VD LO O OO
r*** c ^-* cr> co
0 _l 1-1
co «a; u. s
a.
—ico "S a> -~D JT res
U-OS CZr— Z Oi— —1
4-> o ro 31—1
5 cu c s-oocc >>cn •>
O i— -r- O)4->OO QJ«3 CO
4-^ i» ^~ E r* 4-* I/) r— O 3
S_ fO Q- i — (O4-»-t— Q-6O Q.
(OJ=O H5S-OT3 OfC CO
OQ(_>«-3 Q.CDOLU OO- D
"0 -0
10
4-> O O O > S- •!-
to tOC O T3'"~O Q
E 3 -r- CU C Q 0
QJ ~o NJ • O H3 ^ >
• f" c E (O f • " >r"
OO i— i >, • QJ i — CnCOE OO
O QJ Q-.C D- C O QJ • O
r— ~ C 00 S~ C-3 '^" ^ ^^ f^ to
oSfO S-i-O «OC3OS--3
s- aicooai_i-i-o OES-
0)3 4-> O OJ 3E to -i- O
'G
Q.
CJ
* — '
j-
0
1/1
tN
^:
4->
C
QJ
O
i.
Q)
CX
4->
x:
CT,
•r-
CD
a
00
CTl
O
40
r*">
CT\
*
177
-------
Q
H»H
O
^t
O
t— H
OL
— k
__J
LL.
_j
OO
u.
o
OO
Qc
LU
O
— J
o
QC
Q_
•"""^
"O
(1)
c
•r—
4"~
C
o
o
to
CM
1
LU
— J
CO
^c
t—
I/)
t-
IO
i
a:
o
*(C f- -t->^->
3 (J CD CO
c re E c
CD. O
O oo
O re
•r— &- T3
4-> j
o ••-
«-„,-<
O)
s
c
•i?
IO
a.
§
o
c c c c cc cc
(1) OJ OJ OJ OJ OJ CU QJ
§E E E E E E E
^_ CO IO CT» i— «d" OLD
LO C\J 00 O (T» U3 F*^ „ .. .,_ | —
*O O -(^ •* O CU 3 "r^
1. •*->•*-> -4-1 3 O >
O •• O> (1) OO" i ai
O c S- en oo 3 s_
O C^ 3 i^ • >^
r^ > > (O (U 3 -4-^ (O
LU
+J S- -r-
0 O Q
3 • 0
•o o -
o o •
i. E o
a_ . 95 o
CO *C
i — E O •
as OJ co >
i- j= oo E ••-
3 O So
i— • S- 0 -M
3 +J CU . C
o co i— o cu
•r- 3 r- ^ C E
i- T3 'r- in t— > CT
O) C -M • 3 •!-
O -i- -r- C •
OOO Q Q (— < ^E
+J +J to 3
O C C r— . • 3 -r-
C CO CO C E • C |Q
CO O O -r- -C T-
c z: z: •*-> o _i i—
o }
E
c
CU
E
0)
LU
01
CD
,»
Z
»t
-o
c
CD
CO
C
• r*
O.
,
•a
• CO
O..Q
S- 3
O CO
o
ft
E •
OJ S-
• <— O
•I- J-
Q 4->
QJ E
• « x:
Q-4-> i— O
c CO re
O +J S-
5 S -S
c s- -o o
a; o T- o
o^ ^y (_) T"
1 U
z o
fO T3 ^D
c c c
cu cu CD
E E E
CD CD CD
LU LU LU
i — ID LO
cn ro o
VO CM
_i
LL.
*t
X CO
H~ cn
*> *r- C_J
x s-
OJ Q. «
> O
C QJ S-
re -r- +->
SI 3 _l
(
-a
•r~
CO
XI >
3 •!-
CO Q
« re
• *o
O •!-
0 S-
c o
• o •—
cl 'en11"
x: CD M-
CJ i^* O •
>
r— C i— •!-
re t- re Q
C J= C C
"O 3 "O QJ
•r- O T- -(->
O O CD
0 03
C E C C C
CD CD CD CD CD
^ ci c p: p:
CD QJ CD CD CD
iii ( 1 1 in iii iii
CM O CM r~~
co r^ co o CM
«d" CM CM i —
0
o
ec <
Q -"O — 1
» +-> « 4J
•> a> +•> o s-
re s- T- s_ o
£3 ^3 ^ ^^ f~i
QJ E -^^ QJ
fC 4-* -M r— O)
c/) »^ S^. 13 S—
n3 fO O rt3 -C
Q. QQ S: Q. 00
,
>
Q
CO
OJ
0
• «r—
> >
•r- S-
Q OJ
oo
CO o3
cD co
f~ ^J
C— 5 CJ
•— -a
re o
3 D-
O-r— .
S- 3 4->
-------
Q
O
^*-
0
^^
5r
j™
^~
— j
GO
U.
O
GO
CXL
LU
=>
f"~^
^y
o
.
rtl
Si
zz
*^
"v^
O
uf>
1
^—
LJ_J
03
^^
r—
CO
tyf
s_
*o
S
01
o
r— 4-> £
ro i- •»->« — •
3 O O) to
C re E C
CD- O
^C A3 f** 4"^
0 0
r—
CL)
C 4J
O fO
•r- 4->
C 4J CO
O ro
•F— S*. "O
•4-J CU C
rO O. CO
o o
0 >,
_J <4- •*->
o ••-
0
cu
E
to
c:
>^
c
to
CL
pr
O
,
en
o
r^
^
o
«s
rO
r—
3
1—
.
"O
•r~
to
JO
3
to
A
•
O
o
CT>
C
• •!—
Q- C
S- O
o -c
O IB
z:
-t-> i
r~* *^
ro J-
^ ro
C N
CU
O.
1 i
^-^
c
QJ
§
LU
CM
CO
3t
*v
^>
•r-
^
s-
1-
M-
CU
O
X3
•r-
CO
-O
3
co
A
•
O
c
»-H
• A
Q-S-
i- ro
0 CU
Or-
O
CU 3
C^2J
•o
O C
Q S-
1 CU
00 4->
CL CO
r— CU
._g^*
Q.
CO
VD
>-
,
C
0
•M
S_
cu
>
•r-
C£
CU
O
»~~
0
cu
.0
ro
E
i ^
•^*
C
GJ
OJ
LU
CO
UD
_J
i
cu cu s_
T3 0. I.
ro ro CU
r— " 00 /^
•r- CU r-
JC J= 3
Q-0 S
•
O
0
00
ro
rO •
re o
o
•a
C 1-
(O CU
4_)
1^
o o
CU 0£.
o
JO
4->
3
O
4^
3
a.
3
O
_1_ \
+*
c
cu
LU
O
OO
^,
Q
1—1
O
r—
O)
-»->
ro
0
O
Q-
•
>
•r"
Q
e
£
• OJ
0 J=
0 0
-!-> -0
r"~ rO
Q.
E •—
•r- ro
GO J-
cu
• c~
a: ••-
•
o
t \
•f-*
c
cu
LU
CM
OO
5
^
JC
C
c
ro
>
ro
T3
C
ra
cu
•4->
ro
jz:
Q.
CO
o
f~
Q-
to
CU •
4-> O
4->
GO S-
0)
C M
J- -i-
CU r—
+-> 4J
O CU
rO
+•*
C
CU
LU
CTi
LO
r^
X
H-
>,
• p-
O
oo
ro
X
CU
1—
* N
ro
C •
ro XJ
•r— *r—
"O OO
C JD
1— 1 3
•> 00
• n
o •
o o
o
•r— r—
O •<-
o
T3
i- O
ro O
C J~
4->
C C C C C
O O CM CM r—
eC X
_J 1—
X •> X C_5 •>
t— cu i— j=
CD "4->
rO O ^- CU O
cu o en
T3 C H" C J=
ro O •!- 4->
00 -P >> E S-
ro rO
•r—
Q
CD
C
•r™
C •
•i- >
O O
CJ "O
c •
• fO P
o5 t- JT"
JZ CU O
o N
•r— *
S- r— 4->
cu T- to
4- 4J 3
3 CU C
4->
GO
ra ro ro <0
C C C C
CU CU O) CU
S 33 S 03
LU LU LU LU
o i— o r-~
Lf) CD r--. CM
CM i— CM CM
ft
X
1—
. __.. ^^
«% OJ •+-* Nl
c >> cu c
O O J= -i-
E s: u -M
fc C i-
ra CU ra ro
1C — 1 2EI IE
o
1/1
o
o
CL)
(J
(O
CL
(O
o
J-
o
CO
CM
c
cu
u
cu
a.
4J
JC
cn
CU
oo
cr>
179
-------
*
Q
»_4
O
o
C£.
U.
3
U.
o
GO
o
a
o
C£
a.
1
E
^ %
C
O
o
Lrt
CM
O
UJ
_J
CO
>
C 4-> CO
o re
•r- S- -O
•P CO C
0 O
0 >,
1 14- -P
O 'f-
0
CO
E
5^
E
re
ex
§
o
•a
CO
o
CO
•°
>*>
e.
E EECEEEC E
CO QJ CO CO CO QJ QJ fl^ flJ
E Ei EE E £ £ E £ E
35 cD cD 33 5D 33 05 cu co
LI i U4 1 1 1 jjj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
CO re !*••• ^" r~ ViD LO UD Kj" LO C^O VO re *J3 d"
CM • CM »OCT1CO«=1-CM> E_JCOELO > ^ _l
Z-P o u."Oo>-« co«n:u,
••- -P (a •*->«:•> s- >>o o
" O C7> «>COCnCOtJC_).>^ O-P "'Z.
1- O1 «i— O -i— r— • •> •> O 'r-OOO»>
o re e -p+JE-r-Ere1*- -P s_j-co
i- X i— 1_ i_ r- > r— E S- •— >,•!- CO E
13 co *r™ re o T" co co co o re re re *r~ o
D- O "O
> E • > 01 E •<-
•r- i, • Q.-I— S_ 1— I CO
a o E s- o co JQ
Q.-POO« 'co're $-• re"
•r-i-CO COO .Q.-OS-Q.O Q.
oore<*-E -P-I- > -i-coeo i-
O i— O O fE -i-ECONO O
.1— Q_jQ CO QCOja-r-O- O
o re co • &• co XT n 01 3 r— E
c i- "o ^J o re co o * o co »r— co cD •
•— '3«i— EOO +J| i- -PEx: E
if-i^'£'ar— &.••£>'£! ll-t^"co-I^0 5
r-3re--r-COTDOOCT) JEZOU_r-O O
3 O O CO O •<- -r- < C_) O r— O
CTIT- E' — COT3 >, fc. -i- -r- -P
CD CD
X *^C "^" ^ ^ *?*• C_? I/) *r* "^ ~^ fMw ^£ <0 CO ^C '^
co E c E re a> j= i-
!—=>=> 3 >3I(— 3
r—
re
o
1—
J-
o
o
o
CO
re
01
cu
o
re
a.
re
o
o
co
c
CO
o
CO
ex
en
OJ
CO
en
130
-------
o
«M
°~
LU
*•-'
DC
LuJ
Q*.
,
L ~
5
LU
3
O
CM
0
00
|
O
"^
LU
i
r~*-
^L
0.
GO
0
Q.
oe.
LU
0.
t/>
u_
0
oo
Q£
LU
S^
— '
O
O
Ql
C^_
^
LjO
CM
1
^-J
LU
— 1
CO
^tf
s-
(O
1
O
r— •»-> S-
ro •*•- -^ ^"^
3 O (L>
C ro E C
CO. 0
5*o
^*™««
o>
C •»->
o to
•i- +J
C -I-3 <"
O ro
•r- S- "O
4->
. .
ro ro
C C
x
t-
•*
v/
s.
—1 ro
*» fO
(O ^^
E 0)
O> ro
COO
0>
r3
C
>
C
ro
O
C
o
O
C
I-H
A
fl)
^
•r- •
••-» Q.
ro i-
&. O
u>
o -a
o o
o o
u_
to
$- 4->
V C
£" i— •
ro ex.
u_
c
ro ro
I °
ro •<-
.Q i-
ro O)
r-" c
•n «£
c
0
•I —
to
«r—
>
•r-
Q
r_
rt3
O
•r—
§
• C"
0 O
c
l— l C
(!)
C "O
(!) S-
"O O
S- CO
O
CO
O
1
to
CM
1
0
.
. . o
c c: r—
—I «C
eC I-H CD
^>
M A
" S- (L>
J«i O •(-
i— 4-> S-
O ro +•)
t|- OJ r—
S- S- 3
O +-> O
Z 00 2!
.
Q.
s-
o
o
CO C
ro OJ
i— O1
o> o
3 S_
O +->
^73 *r~
I "Z.
LC~
•(-» ro
i i
r—
o
o
O O CM CM O
O O CO CO O
i — CM i — CM CM
_J 0
^C
-J E C _l >
U- ro O et
" D1 to »>J^
S C OJ C .—
O 'r- t— ro O
•4-> E S- -C «4-
S_ C ro +-> S-
ro -i- J= O O
CO CO o O Z
c
o
•r"
4^
ro
s_
O)
a.
o
>
o
o
CO
r—
ro
0
•F—
O OJ
C -C
I-H O
J*T4-
s- •<-
ro 3
E <"
to
LU
co vo o
vo o
r— CM
ro
'a>
S- O
O Z
QJ
o «
c
•> O _J
J= 4J U.
ro C7)
C C »
C -r- ro
ro E CL
ro -r- (O
00 3 1—
to
O
3
"0
O
t-
CL.
O
•r—
s_
• o
o .c
c a.
t— < CO
o
•>.c
i- CL.
OJ
C 00
-a •
s- rs
ro
CD
CO CO
co co
r- r—
^j^
CD
CD CD
•. QJ
o -o
>> i-
•— O
O 0
•
u
c
A
+J
to
s
-a
'o
CD
CO
*f
ro C
r-~ *r~
D. 0
^
i«i "O
1 0
a_ s-
i a.
Z o_
OJ O
S-
ro Ol
CD JD
CO ra
tu a.
^: ro
1— u
. .
ra ro
C C
O
GO
~r"
•* CO
c
0 -
•)-> CO
to 3
QJ o
t— E
i- 3
ro i—
J=. O
0 O
Q.
3
O
S-
t/)
!_-.
ra
o
•t—
E
rO i—
i- 3
CD O
. jl
o: CTI
•
3£
OJ
i_>
^~*
ra
c-
Q.
to
0
Q.
S-
Q.
^
to
r—
ro
^2
O
C
^
ro co
CO
C i—
1 — 1
Z
1— CO
•i —
i — i * i —
s: a> o
i— Q.
«r— ro
c -i- c:
•r- > ro
p— .C -r-
CL CO 13
O ro C
•-D Z i— i
CD
>
«r—
+J
ro
S_
01
Q.
o
o
o
^•j
ra
a» .
S- 0
3 C
ca i— i
C c
ra o
U_ -r-
ro ro
C T-
ro O
•r- O
"O CO
c to
•-,
ro C
CO 1. O
i — QJ ••-
ro Q. CO
i- O •!-
OJ >
•r- ra Q
3 2
r— 4-> O
•*— ' 3 C
rO O •!-
E -i- ro
OJ Dl
+J «C
C
1 — t
CO CO CO CO
CO CO CO CO
r— r— r— r—
O
X O GO
t— GO
I •%
^^ •> ^ U^
x: QJ s-
' 4-> i — 3
(D i- i — -O
O O T- C
C 3 > ro
a> co +->
c ^_) ^_J ^
O S- S- ra
i — O ra CL
U_ U_ 3C OO
181
-------
o
CM
cv
1 —
UJ
c_>
o:
1 1 1
Q-
1—
:r
LU
3
O
CVJ
O
1—
00
1
cc
o
z
1
Si
Q.
oo
o
a.
a:
LxJ
^
00
U-
0
a:
LU
o
o
§
a.
•o
CU
c
•f
4-*
o
*— ^
*»— • *
tjp
CV1
1
o
U-J
OQ
K-
co
s-
ra
pn
QL)
a:
o
>>•?—
f™~ 4-* S«
CD rO
•r- •*->
^Z 4~^ CO
O ro
i- i- -O
roQ.ro
O O
O >,
_l «*--(->
O T-
^^
o
o
CM
«i
O
i «C
flj
c
fO
C
>
ffl
c
- <
•
>
•r-
• O
a.
o E
o 55
• o
i«
o t-
3
08 •*->
E'S
3 O
•i- ^
3
s: cu ro
•>r— •!—
« O) r— _E _J
CO i— -i- Q.U-
O T3 E CU «
E c o -a cu
•r- O CO ro O
r— +J O ^ 0)
rO O ro .E -r-
CQ (_> 'O Q- D-
TD
•r~
CO
XI
3
to
A
•
a.
S-
o
•
E
Q.-E
1. C_J O
O O
o cu
cu
CU CD E
CU U CU
CD 2: -C
0 1 0
1 S- O
S- CD U
CU rO
E
t-
«i
X CU
1 — -^
«_J
-o
cu
-P S-
•i- O
—1 Z
• •
^
CD C S-
1-4 CU
S- Li-
re "
•P j«: t—
OO ro ro
a. s-
CU .r- CU
O i-
co LO ^r o oo
r— ^~
^>
^^
0>< CU>-
O. E * CU *
o o to a. E
S- E C rO O
(O T- 4-> J= O
_1 o: «aC CJ _J
T3
to
X)
. 3
Q. CO
S-
O " O
CJ • E
O t-t
E 0
3
g> . . o
r- E 0 0
O CU • O
•4-> CJ -I- O E
CU r^ g"" clj
Q. i — ro x:
ro E 3 • O
i— 4-» S- CD O
ro E CU O +->
•!-> CU 4J X3 to
C T3 CO E S- ro
CU *r~ CU O CU CU
•O 0 3 E •*-> -E
•p- o x: to +J
U -i- O O
ro O
0
E i—
<
ro "
E ro
E E
rO O
> 0
ro ro
00 1—
E
ro >
CU Q
4->
ro Dl
x; E
Q. . -r-
tO O E
0 0 -r-
Q. i —
rO "O
CO CJ E
O) • -i- ro
+•> O E
rO CJ CU S—
-i-> f- fli
00 S- O N
CU •!-
E N S- r—
S- T- CU •!-
CU r— <4_ 4->
x: -r- i*_ s_
4-> 4-> 3 CU
0 CU •»-*
"^3 ™^3
CU CD
to to
o o
o o
a> 01
2: 2:
• * •
• • •
C C C
^g^l
"]— )_
o
to i — z:
XJ ^ "
E > ro
i— to ro
O ro E
o •z. o
•r—
01
O
3
CO
«\
•
O
o
•
E
-C
• C-5
O
E t—
t— i ro
S_
o a>
u -o
(0 CU
CU
0
O
•*
LO
ro
+J
O
t-
182
-------
4/>
O
CM
Q_
1—
*z.
LU
CJ
O^
LU
Q_
1—
CD
i i
LU
"3.
i?
1
LU
|
Q.
i — i
C£
! —
0
LU
1 —
^C
1C
Q,
CO
O
zc
Q.
o:
LU
Q.
ZZ>
CO
1 1
o
CO
C£L
LU
C— ?
ZD
0
O
Qi
Q.
"
CM
1
C_5
LU
_J
CO
^C
1 —
GO
J^
ro
ps
Sj
o:
o
p— •»-> $1
ro T- +•><—•
3 U QJ GO
C ro E C
CO. O
O O
r—
* — '
"3- CM
10 CO
t~-~<.
(U
C 4J
O CO
O ro
•r- S- TD
•U 0 C
ro Q- ro
0 O
O >,
O •<-
- j
— 1
LL~ i
U_
n
4-> «
C >>
•r- +J
O T-
D. O
a? "c
C ro
•r* r—
Q. CL.
QJ
C
>,
C;
a
s
*j
X
QJ
CL
O
QJ
> 4->
•r- ro
o • _c
GO O *"*
r— GO C GO
ro ro i— i O
Or— -C
"r— rj} ** CL,
§3 GO
O QJ >,
• .C Q -r- 4J
O O 1 S- -r-
C JC •*-» O
I— I C -M 00
O> •!- 3 4->
C -O E T3 C
OJ S- CO C rO
T3 O 1-1 r—
s- ca a.
o u_
CO U
s-
o
-p
o
ro
E
(O
OJ
S-
4~)
t/>
^
0
_J
LO CO
CM r—
—1
U_
1
1 ' »!
*i ro
oo ca
'o c
O QJ
•r- S-
"Z. CD
•
• o
> c
Q
f\
(/>
p— • QJ
rO •!-
O S.
•r- -4-5
§GO
3
O JC T3
C O C
I-H I~H
>
•< s- -a
> QJ C
S- GO ro
QJ C i—
GO O E
C C_3 ^
O ro
O U_
^
lo
i
LJ_
ro
E
I —
GO
4->
O
3
O
S-
a.
o
• SM
o o
C JC
I-H CL
00
" O
QJ a.
•r—
C •
•r- CO
"O •
t_ ^^
(0
CD
•
o
o
08
QJ
O
fO
1_
CD
.
a:
•
3
4->
+J
C
•r-
fO
&_
+J1
CL)
C
O
(/)
r"—
3
O
•r-
s-
cn
^t
.=
c
o
(O
GO
0)
O
3
-a
o
i.
f»
o
GO
r—
(O
,_
CT>
O
^
•i —
O.
O
f~D
00
QJ
4-)
fO
, C"
a.
GO
O
^:
Q.
O
CM
co
2:
A
03
C3
D^
ro
GO
ro
Q_
•
Du
S-
• O
Q-0
i_
O E
0 3
QJ
E O
S t-
, t^ -(->
0 QJ
a.
•r~
Q.r—
a. ro
•r- -I-)
00 C
GO 0)
•r- -O
GO >r-
00 O
•r- U
s: o
T3
• r~
GO
r"t
3
00
•
0
o
.
£
OJ
Jbl
CJl
r~~
ro
-P
C
QJ
-o
•P—
O
O
o
JC
0
-§ E
3
4- -r-
0 C
O
QJ E
c E
O ro
« OJ
GO O
C 3 QJ
•r- "O -I-3
ro O ro
s- s- .c
4-> Q. Q.
GO
O >, O
2 ro JC
r- E Q-
O r— O1 CM VO O
«*• i — i — CO LO
f\
«3~
r-
— 1 Z3
l_l_
«
*> ^*i
00 Q +->
CD __l i— < T-
C Ll_ O
•r™ *• f ^
Q. >, r- ^ r-
CO ^- i — ro « ro
QJ QJ -M S- O
4-> J3 ro +-> o 1 —
•p- i— 0 r- S_
-C 3 O ro 3
.
>
r^ >
• r—
ro • /"^i
p >
S- Q C
O - •!-
r— . O C
QJ SI >
4- • JC i— -r-
O O O ro T3 Q
C_3 O C
r— "O -i— ro O i —
ro -MCE C ro
4-> O ro QJ t- I-H S-
C • r— JC QJ 3
CD oa.oootsi«4->
• r— (r~ f^ ^_ , ( ^
O S-COS-OJ'r-3CJ
O QJ QJ M- +J tT).^-
O 4-> . C 4- S- GO S-
GO o; «r- 3 QJ ra CD
O • •(-> QJ
-o
ro
ro
QJ
ro
a.
GO
o
0
cr
3
C
O
ro
•
QJ -t-J
O C
3 0)
-a E
0 S.
S- -r-
Q- 3
CT
00 QJ
C QJ
i — ro
O. GO
QJ CD
QJ +-)
-C
4-> C
<4- "~
O QJ
^->
QJ ro
E -C
O CL
CO GO
O
JC
• CL
-P S-
-C QJ
en o.
•r- 3
QJ 00
2
OJ
oo r—
GO Q.
O -i—
i. i.
cn-i-J
i- 00
O ro
QJ i —
S- QJ
ro 2
oo oo
QJ ro
•r-
4-> 00
•i- .(->
O O
rO 3
Q.T3
rO O
O S-
Q.
LU I
1 — Q-
O I
183
-------
CM
n:
Z
0
CJ
CM
:r
z
i
«5C
LU
o;
— J
u_
o
oo
a:
LU
o
rj
Q
0
QC.
Q_
00
C\J
1
o
LU
— 1
CQ
^
i — -t-> S-
10 .r- +J,
3 O CU to
C (O E C
CO. O
ff tQm +i
^00
r—
~
O)
C 4->
o to
•r— 4->
C +•> CO
O 13
•r- S- ^O
4-> CU C
(O O. cO
O O
O >
_J f- •»->
O T-
o
«*• co
LO CVJ
1
U-
A
>- to
3E " —
o
«• o
c ro
1C to
cu c
r- CU
o ex
c
<0
c
g
(J
•
o
E
t—i
ft
,
CO
.E
(_}
T3
E
ra
to
•P
• o
O 3
C T3
H-< O
>,a_
ro 1
"X. $-
O>'r-
«:
T3
O)
CO
O
O
CU
JD
>>
ra
•*
to
3:
0
•t
+J
E
O
a.
x:
•p
3
O
oo
,
>
•^
Q
d co
1- E
o cD
O JC
<_)
cD -P
.E r—
CJ ra
•r—
•a o
cu cu
•r- Q.
i— oo
5
LO r^. CM r--
o CM co r*.
CM i— i— i—
-
CU E CU CU
CD O Z CD
,
>
•r~
a
.
CU -P
r— O. O
o a> o • • >
S- Q > > -i-
4-> T3 -r- •!- Q
cu i— T- a Q
Q- rtJ E
j_ <3 1— -co
co 3 c: ro E E
ro 4-> ro I- a) CD
X i— >» 3 • -C ^.
CU 3 O -P O CJ O
i—o •— c o
• r- E 3 *-H E t-
E S- <0 O CU 4->
O OI O T- E T3 CU
•i- e£ •>- t- CU S_ Q.
E S- CT-0 O
ID CU ef S- CO
E 0
•5 ca
»O CM CO LO
CO CO i— LO
co
Z E
h- 0
to
•>-o
S- r—
CU ra
E E
>> 0
i— a
X
cu
1—
x a.
cu E
r— 0
Q.CJ
E
CJ O)
o>
E O
CU S_
01 -P
O -r-
S- Z
•p
. -i- CU
O Z i—
E r—
t— i ro ••-
CD >
« O E
• O 0
•P E CO
CO rO "O
3 -P i—
-O -P rO
E ra E
i— i _E O
CJ Q
U-
CJ
r— •
CO
z
0
"Z
-p
c »
O tO
E •<-
cu c:
S- 3
U- I—
X
cu
1 —
Q.
c_>
X
cu c
i— CU
CL 01
§0
J-
0 -P
c: z
cu
CD ra
o c
•P r^
•r- 0
Z S-
ra
-P O
c
o -E
E -P
cu s-
S- 0
u_ z
•
•o
•r—
to
J3
3
to
n
•
Q.
S-
• 0
O-CJ
S-
o a>
0 -P
ra
oo -P
ra to
ca s-
a>
to -P
cu c
•P l-H
re
-P 0
oo -a
IO
r— S-
fO O
+j i—
to o
(O C_>
0
CJ
LO 1^ CM
«*• CM CO
r—
>- oo
3 <: ^
CIS
•* *\
ai •> cu
c: re o
E -P C
ai to cu
>, 3 i-
ai oi 3:
-E 3 (O
cj <: _i
c
o
•r-
+J
(O
O
o
T3 to
•i— to
W E
• CD C
E o ra
a) i- LI_
-E -P
e_> -i- cu
z >
E •!-
O n3 -P
O -r- ro
>,JD S-
3 E CU
CT>
LO
tt.
<
^
ra
E
cu
r-~
OJ
^
.
o
£=
I-H
*l
i-
cu
>
cr
CT>
•r~
QQ
S-
cu
E
•r—
3 Q.-O
r— O
O O
0 0
s-
fO
CD
LO CO
a» CM
X
1—
X
"h-
ra
E «
CU -P
T3 T-
ra E
to E
ro T-
Q. Q
.
•o
•r-
to
JO
3
to
to
<& *»
X •
cu o
h— CJ
4_ .
0 E
CU
i — .E •
•i- U O
O O C
S- HH
C -P
rO CU "
O Q- CU
•r- i-
S- S- 3
cu cu +->
E -r- to
c£ E rt3
CD O.
• S- TJ
E Q- O
a> o
CD CD
ro to to
CM CO CO
r-—
O
«=t S
Z O
I— «
« ro
co E
to CU ro
•r— i — -r—
JE 3 tO
CL o-i-
E S- 3
CU CU O
s: ^:—i
CL
3
O
S^
CD
,
to
cu
• -E 4->
O O Q.
0 CU
i— Q
oB ra •
S^ O to
CU 3 E O
(J -P I— I -r-
ra r— -P
S- 3 to CU
CD O O) -E
•r- i— -P
• S~ 3 E
a; C7> o >,
<: s- to
cu
3 31
184
-------
ij
^*
O
CM
3C
LU
a:
ZD
u_
0
LU
O
Q
O
a.
r ~*
o
3
•^
C
o
0
OO
C\J
1
o
LU
— t
CO
O rO
•r" +-*
C 4-> t/1
O tO
•r- S- -0
•«-> OJ C
i
0 "i-
O>
fO
c
>1
rO
Q.
O
OO
f*"*
^c
CD
#i
IO
c
c
rO
>
rO
OO
•r™
Q
a. •
S_ t/)
O D
f"
• O
r—
.c ro
o s-
oo 5 .
>— O
§ 3°
c -r- to
•r- S- ro
3 5>tD
r— S-
0) +J
S- to CO
0) T-
to ro a;
•r— i^ C
ro O
r->-rooo if) CO LO LOI —
r^ c\i to ^^ r~- uo ^~ ^t*
r~~ r— r-—
_J
CO
s: x «> . r— "
t-^+J "3=5 S-J*
O-r- -MOO) ro O
O C T- J= •!-
to •> o •> > c_) S
C S- 0 E S- C 0)
O)OO 3 OT- ,tM ro >,(0 -* C
- CQ O-Q. i "*s
> O
> Q
O- > -r-
TO S— •f* i~^ . c
•r- o o to aJ
WO E E -C
-Q « > > -C
to E OQ O-r- OO
3) • o s- o •!-
• OS-'E •!—(/! rO'r—
O OECU 'Z. C S-O
»5 'o.O_c:"oQ.aj'I~ S"3
O-r— O O S- O) r- O-r—
n to o r— -MOO OOCL
ro to -1—4) s_ .c O T- -i—
O- -i— i — jQQ. CQJCT S-r—
•r- tO -r- O 0) -C -r- C CT)r—
^^ tO r~i ^^ /v f ^ -7— (|_ ^^ >r«
^0 1 r- J=
^
o o ro ro
LO LO r--.
c
1— 1
fy*
O •> Q
OQ ro O
CQ OO LU Q-
O
1— H
to
O •!-
3 Q
O O O
E >— i D- OD
3 • • -C
d) > « ro O O
r— •!- • -r- 0
S- E O •«-> C
Q) QJ -C § r—
•r- E r-
Q.-1- r— 3 CO S-
•r- 4-> O rO OJ
r— S- JC Q. • C
•— a) o a: •<-
f fSoo-o
^~ oo ^d~ *f) c\i
LO i — to in «3-
CVI r—
_i _i
«t
* 0J
>
jc •— c
« 3: CO ro O
C O OJ to
O C1J Z -O
+J ^r_ ,__
C 03 O -l-> rO
r^ -r- 3 0 O
o _i s: o- Q
*
TD • — • C
to T- +->
3 O T3 si r—
tO T- O -
tO f~ 4J
" • JO -M ro
• O 3 3 C
o o to ea: s-
O OJ
• T- • -t-> OJ C
• E O Q- Q-i — >— i
o 93 s- a) i —
o s- o :> to •
•r-oj"occ/)cu33§3
• C S- •(—
jw: -c CD oi s-
CO 1— 1— 1— I—
185
-------
a:
o
o
CM
^P
^^
1
1 t 1
C£
LL.
0
CO
o;
LU
0
^_J
Q
O
o;
Q.
_
TJ
£
3 O Q) to
C ro E C
CO. o
^C fO **> 4-)
0 0
0)
C 4J
O (O
••- 4J
C 4-> to
O rc
•i- J- -O
rOQ.ro
0 O
O >i
O -r-
U
O)
c
C
>,
ro
Q.
O
O> OO CO" — CM O O O
Lf) LOO CM *fr OO OO tD
co i— co co o
lf>
«=C
J
i-J
C£ "
O)+JO>tO ro
C •> ±t C. OJ T3 +->
•i- "-1- OOJoJCr— O
i — roro i_OE 4->ro 1 —
Q. O) C O) i— >> C
O S-OJ JC r— QJ i— O
*~3 CO NX C_J 1 i 1 "T" m Q
*
Q.
S- U
0 C
CJ i— i
. fO
T3 -i- • • -O
tO 1- OJ O.vn- &>- (/)
J3 0 J= S- Q 3 OJ (/)
t— x» to -o T-
"fOC r— r— O C*
• O ro OJ ro 5- ra
o a> o o_ a. o
O t|- C +J -r- E <->
O O CO E C O
i- jo 33 oj o •
CL) • S- i S- E -c:
CX O ro »r- 4-> ra O
S- D. r— S- . 4-> i- •!- T-
o T-CD-O cocnz r-o
O W O -r- -I- «£ r— O
ro i — to T3 >)•!-•!-
i-i — Ci — JO OJCOO) 3S-
O)4->OO3 4->CO>— CD
i— < 'r- O (/> T— Z3r— > c c fO jc:
o
^— '
ra
o
0)
to
s-
3
c
>
4->
c:
"r~
o
•-3
•K
186
-------
APPENDIX D
FERTILIZER INDUSTRY BIBLIOGRAPHY
187
-------
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
Number
1062
1085
1117
1137
1144
1164
1214
1283
1296
1392
1418
1433
1477
1004
1027
1120
1120A
1131
1156
1162
1180
1219
1249
1331
1346
1368
1428
1442
1469
1492
Available from the Technical Library
Subject
I. RAW MATERIALS
No. of
Refs.
1001
1007
1019
1023
1030
1044
Open-Pit Mining of Phosphate Rock 19
Phosphate Rock: Mining and Beneficiation 90
Sulfur: Ore Deposits and Extraction Processes 22
Fertilizer Raw Materials: Sources of Information 16
Sulfur Extraction from Pyrites 7
Bacteriological Digestion of Gypsum as a Source for 13
Sulfur
Minor Elements in Phosphate Rock 52
World-Wide Phosphate Reserves 91
Organic Matter in Phosphate Rock 9
Phosphate Rock - Florida 40
Substitution of Al or S for P in Apatites 18
Uranium in Phosphate Rock 60
Potash Deposits 85
II. MANUFACTURING PROCESSES AND MATERIALS
Suspension Fertilizer 111
Bulk-Blending of Fertilizers 106
Selected Bibliography on Fertilizers, with Source and 109
Price
Fertilizers, Selected Periodical List with Source and 59
Price
Plant Food Losses in Fertilizer Production 12
Spherodizing Fertilizers 7
Hydrogen by Electrolysis of Water 72
Plant Production of NPK Fertilizers 6
Manufacture of Calcium Carbonate from Calcium Nitrate 5
Fertilizer Granulation Processes 160
Granulation of Lime and Limestone 16
Fertilizers of Low Bulk Density 10
Energy Requirements for the Production of N, P, and K 93
Fertilizers
Quality Control in Fertilizer Manufacture 132
Use of Surfactants in Fertilizer Manufacture 40
History of Fertilizers: Manufacture & Use 40
Publications on Safety in Production, Handling & 44
Storage of Fertilizers
IIA. Phosphorus Compounds
Amraoniated Phosphates - Manufacture, Patents & Use 284
Purification of Phosphoric Acid 176
Reactions of Ammonia and PaOs 41
Nitric Phosphates: Manufacture and Use 237
Acidulation of Phosphate Rock with HC1 42
Treatment and Disposal of Phosphate Slimes 42
Period
1959-1968
1944-1968
1954-1968
Compiled 1967
1962-1966
1931-1969
1924-1968
Compiled 1975
Compiled 1972
1970-1973
1938-1974
1947-1974
1967-1975
1962-1970
1958-1975
Compiled 1974
Compiled 1974
1952-1968
1959-1970
1958-1973
1960-1969 '
1933-1970
1951-1975
Compiled 1972
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1974
1966-1974
Compiled 1975
Compiled 1976
Compiled 1973
1957-1972
Compiled 1973
1951-1975
1957-1974
1949-1974
189
-------
Number
1045
1047
1055
1063
1067
1127
1145
1148
1157
1163
1170
1172
1178
1186
1193
1194
1215
1237
1240
1247
1254
1271
1280
1281
1282
1299
1361
1363
1374
1375
1379
1379 Suppl.
1384
1405
1410
1414
1427
1437
1438
1461
1470
1481
1493
Subject
IIA. Phosphorus Compounds (Continued)^
No. of
Refs.
Solubility of Metal Complexes in Phosphoric Acid 13
Reaction of Phosphate Rock and Fluosilicate 17
Defluorination of Phosphate Rock 118
Liquid Fertilizers Using Wet-Phosphoric Acid 41
Ammonium Polyphosphates 137
Ammonium Phosphate by the Reaction of HC1 and HaPOa 5
Potassium Hydroxide in Fertilizer Manufacture 8
Defluorination of Wet Phosphoric Acid 37
The Manufacture of Wet-Process H3P04 from Igneous 20
Apatite
The Production of H3POi, with the Process of Acidulation 28
of Phosphate Rock with HC1
Phosphate Rock-Calcination 59
Beneficiation of Phosphate Ores 176
Sequestering Fe & Al Impurities in Phosphoric Acid 11
and Ammoniated Phosphates
A Bibliography on Citrate-Insoluble P2P05 26
Gel Permeation Chromatography of Phosphorus Compounds 5
Ammonium Phosphate from Wet-Process Phosphoric Acid 111
Monoammonium Phosphate 154
Calcium Phosphates—Citrate Solubility 5
Alternate Methods of Phosphorus Production 27
Urea Phosphate 120
Oxidation of Phosphorous Acid 22
Manufacture of Sodium Tripolyphosphate 36
DAP/TSP Comparison 19
Extraction of Uranium from Phosphate Rock and 119
Phosphoric Acid
Treatment & Recovery of Waste Products (Fluorine and 144
Gypsum) from Wet—Process Phosphate Acid Manufacture
Oxyapatites 7
Removal of Magnesium from Phosphate Rock and 14
Phosphorus Compounds
Metal Ammonium Phosphates 60
Solvent Extraction of Phosphoric Acid 36
Superphosphoric Acid 50
Wet Process Phosphoric Acid: Manufacturing 154
Technology. Production Economics.
Wet Process Phosphoric Acid: Manufacturing 20
Technology. Production Economics.
Production of Elemental Phosphorus 117
Phosphorous Acid and Its Compounds 8
Urea-Ammonium Phosphate 38
Solubility Relationships in Metal-Phosphate Systems 75
Manufacture of Triple Superphosphate 69
Flotation Agents for Phosphates 122
Antifoam Agents for Wet Phosphoric Acid Manufacture 15
Electrostatic Beneficiation of Phosphate Rock 13
Granulation of Phosphate Rock for Direct Application 20
Magnesium Phosphate Fertilizers: Manufacture & Use 150
Wet Process Phosphoric Acid Production: Air/Water 35
Pollution Rules, Regulations, Treatment Facilities
Period
1957-1969
1964-1970
Compiled 1975
1959-1970
1952-1972
1959-1965
1955-1965
1957-1974
1955-1969
1950-1969
Compiled 1975
1949-1975
1954-1973
1935-1969
1966-1969
1959-1975
Compiled 1973
1962-1970
1948-1970
1923-1975
1909-1974
1947-1973
1960-1974
1948-1974
1961-1974
1960-1971
1962-1973
Compiled 1973
1959-1972
1958-1971
1967-1973
Compiled 1976
1938-
1957-
1960-
1968-
1949-
1957-
1957-
1961-
1961-
1950
1960
-1973
•1974
-1975
-1974
-1974
-1975
-1974
-1973
-1974
-1975
-1975
190
-------
No. of
Number Subject Refs.
IIB. Potassium Compounds
1314 Manufacture of Potassium Sulfate from Potassium 14
Chloride and Sulfuric Acid
1365 Potassium Hydroxide in Liquid Fertilizers 21
1373 Manufacture of Potassium Fertilizers 83
1388 Potassium Chlorate Manufacture from Potassium Chloride 9
1474 Potassium Chloride from Carnallite 19
1476 Mining and Beneficiation of Potash 81
IIC. Nitrogen Compounds
(See also 1019, 1023, 1067, 1127, 1159, 1194, 1317, 1363, 1410)
1052 Corrosion of Nitrogen Fertilizer Solutions 112
1053 Ammonia Production 288
1057 A Basic Booklist on Production of Ammonia, Ammonium 34
Nitrate, Nitric Acid and Urea
1074 Recovery of Plantinum from Ammonia-Oxidation Catalysts 10
1100 Ammonium Nitrate: Hygroscopicity 31
1104 Conditioning Urea 68
1111 Granulation from Melts: Urea and Ammonium Nitrate 79
1115 Concentrated Nitric Acid Production Processes 77
1129 Production Processes for Potassium Nitrate 58
1161 Ammonium Nitrate-Ammonium Sulfate 44
1167 Adding MgO to NHuNOa 7
1169 Electrolytic Hydrogen in Ammonia Production 22
1215 Monoammonium Phosphate 154
1239 Urea Solutions Production and Transportation 8
1247 Urea Phosphate 116
1262 Manufacture of Ammonium Nitrate Prills 28
1286 Non-Agricultural Uses of Ammonia 161
1301 Urea Prilling 32
1305 Urea Synthesis: Physical, Chemical, and Thermodynamic 69
Properties
1310 Urea-Calcium Nitrate: Hygroscopicity 6
1317 Manufacture of Ammonium Sulfate 65
1322 Urea-Ammonium Nitrate Solutions 23
1324 Urease and Urease Activity 839
1324 Suppl. Urease and Urease Activity Supplement 67
1325 Sulfur Coated Urea - Production and Use 55
1326 Corrosion of Urea Solutions 17
1333 Properties and Structure of Guanidine and Triuret 10
1337 Reactions of Ammonia and Sulfur Dioxide 21
1338 Removal of C02 from Gas for Ammonia Synthesis 75
1339 Manufacture of Ammonium Sulfate from Sodium Sulfate 29
1345 Ureaform - Manufacture and Properties 108
1347 Oxamide 22
1348 CDU and FLORANID 14
1349 Urea-Z (Urea Acetaldehyde) 12
1350 Miscellaneous Urea-Based Slow Release Fertilizer 20
1351 IBDU 28
Period
Compiled 1972
1957-1973
1968-1973
1907-1973
1959-1975
1965-1975
1958-1973
1951-1975
1947-1973
1956-1967
1958-1969
1957-1973
1926-1969
1963-1971
1950-1970
1921-1970
1958-1970
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
1964-1970
1923-1975
Compiled 1972
Compiled 1973
1956-1974
1950-1973 .
Compiled 1972
Compiled 1974
1907-1972
1900-1973
Compiled 1974
1947-1974
1964-1972
Compiled 1972
Compiled J972
Compiled 1975
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
101
-------
No. of
Number Subject Refs.
IIC. Nitrogen Compounds (Continued)
1376 Calcium Cyanamide in Agriculture 73
1378 Ammonium Thiosulfate 15
1391 Urea Production 237
1397 Ammonia and Fertilizers from Coal 110
1409 Calcium Ammonium Nitrate 84
1412 Formamide Use in Fertilizers 9
1425 Urea Manufacture—Hydrolysis 17
1430 Urea Granulation 37
1444 Waste Water from Urea Plants 13
1450 Compound Fertilizers Made With Urea 80
1479 Chemical Nitrogen Fixation at Moderate Temperature & 91
Pressure
1495 Ammonium Nitrate: Crystal Structure & Phase 60
Transformations
Period
1957-1972
Compiled 1973
1950-1973
1957-1975
1957-1974
1950-1974
1957-1974
Compiled 1974
1966-1974
1962-1974
Compiled 1975
1960-1975
1040
1058
1167
1183
1184
1206
1232
1252
1378
1011
1012
1015
1241
1252
1303
1325
1051
1075
1076
1080
1107
1158
1182
1221
1224
1266
1313
1318
IIP. Micronutrients
(See also 1015)
Incorporation of Micronutrients into Solid Fertilizers 64
Addition of Micronutrients to Liquid Fertilizers 88
Adding MgO to NHqN03 7
Fluorides in Fertilizers 22
Fluorine in Plants: Analytical Methods 7
Mercury in Plants and Soils 115
Manufacture of Boron Fertilizer 17
Zinc Coatings on Granular Fertilizer 11
Ammonium Thiosulfate 15
HE. Coatings
(See also 1104)
Coatings for Slow-Release Fertilizers 128
Coatings to Prevent Caking 48
Coatings as Carriers for Micronutrients 7
Urea-Formaldehyde as a Fertilizer Coating Agent 9
Zinc Coatings on Granular Fertilizer 11
Coatings for Dust Control in Granulated Fertilizers 16
Sulfur Coated Urea-Production and Use 55
IIF. Plants and Equipment
(See also 1052, 1075, and 1076)
Maintenance for Production Plants 29
Materials of Construction in Urea Plants 18
Nitric Acid: Materials of Construction 16
Pilot Plants 40
Corrosion in Manufacture of Fertilizer Chemicals 26
Conveyors 81
Chemical Plant Start-Up 20
Pumps for Suspension 23
Cooling Towers: Design and Performance 154
Corrosion and Water Treatment 46
Quality Control in the Chemical Plant 52
The Oslo-"Krystal" Crystallizer 8
1960-1973
1958-1973
1958-1970
1950-1969
1953-1966
Compiled 1970
1956-1970
1959-1970
Compiled 1973
Compiled 19^2
1964-1970
1965-1969
1959-1970
1959-1970
Compiled 1972
1947-1974
1964-1970
1960-1970
1958-1967
1964-1969
1965-1969
1965-1971
1953-1970
1962-1970
1961-1970
Compiled 1971
1956-1972
Compiled 1972
192
-------
No. of
Number Subj ect Ref s.
IIG. Sulfur and Sulfur Compounds
1043 Recovery of Sulfur, Ammonium Sulfate, and Sulfuric 42
Acid from Gypsum
1164 Bacteriological Digestion of Gypsum as a Source for 13
Sulfur
1225 Reactions of S02 and Magnesium Oxide 44
1226 Physical Properties of MgS03 28
1230 Corrosion by Magnesium Sulfite 2
1236 Sulfur-Containing Fertilizers 281
1250 Technology of Sulfuric Acid Manufacture-Contact Process 282
1260 Sulfur/Sulfuric Acid: Production, Consumption and 59
Marketing in U. S.
1311 Market Potential for Gypsum 8
1317 Manufacture of Ammonium Sulfate 205
1317 Suppl. Manufacture of Ammonium Sulfate 65
1372 Uses of Gypsum and Sodium Sulfate 58
1423 Sulfuric Acid Manufacturing Technology 35
1424 Prilling Sulfur 18
1449 Granulation of Gypsum 12
1497 Oxidation of Ammonium Sulfite 17
III. APPLICATION METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
1025 Injection Application of Anydrous Ammonia 19
1082 Foliar Application of Fertilizers 144
1090 Aerial Application of Pesticides 67
1110 Pop-Up Fertilizers 13
1207 Foliar Application of Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer 29
1243 Fertilizer Placement for Potatoes (Row vs. Broadcast) 28
1244 Fertilizer Placement for Tomatoes (Row vs. Broadcast) 13
1246 Foliar Application of Fertilizer on Jute 4
1287 Nonuniform Application of Fertilizers (Causes, 34
Corrections, Effects)
1288 Fertilizer Application Equipment (General, Solid, 222
Aerial, Liquid)
1315 Foliar Application of Phosphates 44
1319 N Fertilizer Applied in Irrigation Water 37
1446 Band vs. Broadcast Placement of Phosphate Fertilizer 35
for Maize, Sorghum, and Soybeans
IV. STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
1009 Ammonia Pipeline 36
1010 Storage of Fertilizers 86
1014 Phosphoric Acid: Storage, Transportation, Corrosion, 78
1050 Liquid Fertilizer Storage and Transportation 41
1060 Transportation and Handling of Molten Sulfur 18
1105 Storage and Transportation of Urea 13
1158A Conveying Fertilizer Bags 14
1175 Fertilizer Ships and Shipping 37
1220 Fertilizer Bags and Bagging 37
1239 Urea Solutions Production and Transportation 8
Period
Compiled 1972
1931-1969
1948-1970
Compiled 1970
1952-1959
1960-1973
1950-1971
1970-1975
Compiled 1972
1947-1972
Compiled 1974
Compiled 1973
1970-1974
Compiled 1974
1965-1975
1963-1975
1957-1968
1953-1970
1960-1973
1966-1969
Compiled 1970
Compiled 1971
Compiled 1971
1959-1970
1962-1973
1960-1971
1953-1972
1934-1974
1956-1974
1967-1970
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1974
Compiled 1973
1959-1974
1961-1973
Compiled 1971
Compiled 1973
1961-1973
1964-1970
193
-------
Number
Subject
V. POLLUTION
No. of
Refs.
1013 Air Pollution: Nitrogen Oxides - Toxicity & Control 61
1028 Scrubber for Chemical Plants 41
1042 Pollution from Fertilizer Manufacturing Plants 72
1061 Effects of Atmospheric Fluorides on Plants and Animals 169
1081 Nitrate Toxicity 105
1088 Effect of Elemental Phosphorus, P205, Fluoride, and 49
Particulate Matter on Fish and Marine Life
1118 Recovery of Ammonia from Waste Gases 17
1123 Neutralization of Sulfuric and Chromic Acid Wastes 27
1171 Environmental Pollution Sources 33
1173 Incineration of Sludges 34
1206 Mercury in Plants and Soils 115
1208 Mercury in Aquatic Environment 96
1225 Magnesium Oxide Used in Sulfur Dioxide Scrubbing 44
(Excluding Dolomite)
1233A Wet Scrubbing - Dust 318
1233B Wet Scrubbing - Sulfur Dioxide 281
1294 Effects of Air Pollution on Lichens and Bryophytes 33
1307 Damage to Vegetation in the Copper Basin in Tennessee 19
1337 Reactions of Ammonia and Sulfur Dioxide 21
1340 Recovery of Fluorine from Phosphate Plant Stack Gases 46
1356 Potassium Carbonate Method for Removal of H2S from Gases 28
1364 Thermal Pollution Research . 90
1367 Cadmium Pollution 62
1389 Heavy Metals in Sewage Sludge and Organic Waste 62
1407 Nickel in Plants, Soils, and Surface Water 90
1411 Phosphorus Removal from Waste Water 160
1416 Sulfur Dioxide Effects on Plants and Animals 169
1419 Dechlorination of Water 7
1439 Selected References on Refuse Incineration 111
1443 Ammonia Removal from Waste Waters 83
1444 Waste Water from Urea Plants 13
1454 Effects of Acrolein in Aquatic Ecosystems 17
1455 Published Reports of U.S. Government Sponsored Research 31
on Topics Relating to Agriculture and the Environment
1480 Flue Gas Desulfurization by Fluidized-Bed Combustion 34
1488 Nitrate Leaching 170
1493 Wet Process Phosphoric Acid Production: Air/Water 35
Pollution Rules, Regulations, Treatment Facilities
VI. MARKETING
1031 Marketing Fertilizers 208
1078 Merchant Credit in the Fertilizer Industry 13
1114 Experiences in Fertilizer Market Development 42
1195 Fertilizer Economics (Nine Selected Bibliographies)
- Books on Fertilizer Economics (TVA TL) 22
- Costs of Producing Fertilizers 90
- Costs of Marketing Fertilizer 38
- Inventory Control 3
- Costs of Transporting Fertilizers 24
- Pricing Practices in the Fertilizer.Industry 90
- Supply-Demand Studies 206
- Governmental Policies and Regulations of 45
the Fertilizer Industry
- Farmers' Attitudes Towards Fertilizer Use 19
//I
y/2
in
#8
(Rev.)
(Rev.)
(Rev.)
(Rev.)
(Rev.)
Period
1966-1970
1967-1970
1964-1970
1950-1974
1939-1968
1958-1972
1936-1962
1949-1967
1967-1969
1959-1969
Compiled 1970
1927-1970
1948-1970
1930-1970
1930-1970
1940-1974
Compiled 1972J
Compiled 19721
Compiled 1973!
1958-1973
1970-1973
Compiled 1973
1961-1973
1959-1974
1967-1974
1967-1974
Compiled 1974
1969-1974
1966-1974
1966-1974
1959-1971
1972-1974
1969-1975
1971-1975
1960-1975
Compiled 197
1963-1969
1955-1969
Compiled 197
1965-1972
1965-1974
1965-1972
Compiled 197
1965-1974
1970-1974
1966-1974
1954-1972
194
-------
Number
Subj ec t
VI. MARKETING (Continued)
1366 Fertilizer Demand Analysis
1382 Books on Marketing (Found in MSTL)
1490 Fertilizer Dealer Services
VII. ORGANIC MATERIALS
1091 Humates - Humic Acid - Fluvic Acid
1092 Bone for Fertilizer and Animal Feed
1093 Guano as Fertilizer
1098 Compost (Fertilizers and Soil Amendments) from Town
Refuse
1108 Milorganite
1205 Leather as Fertilizer
1223 Organic Fertilizers
1238 Bark as Soil Amendment
1265 Effect of Crop Residue on Soil Fertility and Crop
Yields
1272 Fish and Fish Meal as Fertilizers
1304 Paper Mill Waste as Fertilizer Soil Amendment
1327 Ammelide and Ammeline: Analysis and Manufacture
1389 Heavy Metals in Sewage Sludge and Organic Waste
1429 Peat (Formation, Transformation, and Chemical
Composition)
VIII. PESTICIDES
No. of
Refs.
15
47
85
99
39
52
300
13
17
22
38
105
35
13
17
62
43
Period
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
1958-1976
1959-1969
1951-1975
Compiled 1975
1958-1973
1928-1963
Compiled 1975
1954-1970
1959-1970
1960-1970
1950-1971
1962-1972
1937-1971
1961-1973
Compiled 1974
1056
1090
1097
1130
1203
1242
1278
1295
1491
1032
1189
1191
1257
1265
1279
1289
1370
1371
1380
Pesticide Manufacture and Use: A Basic Booklist 33
Aerial Application of Pesticides 67
Herbicides and Pesticides in Liquid Fertilizers 99
Pre-Emergence Herbicides in Relation to Temperature and 20
Moisture
Insecticides-Herbicides, Sugar Industry in South America 37
Movement of Herbicides and Pesticides 70
Pesticides in Granular Fertilizers 32
Soybean Cyst Nematodes 64
Economic Impact of Pesticide Bans 53
IX. PLANT NUTRITION
Cation Exchange Capacity of Plant Roots 23
Effect of Soil Profile Properties on Plant Response 28
Effect of Moisture Supply in Soil on Crop Response to 51
Fertilizer
Fertilizer Trials in High pH Soils 85
Effect of Crop Residue on Soil Fertility and Crop 105
Yields
Plant Analysis as a Guide for Fertilizer 101
Recommendations
Agricultural Chemicals and Food Quality 29
Influence of Roots on Nutrient Uptake 144
The Application of Growth Regulators to Plants 70
Effects of Soil Temperature on Nutrient Uptake and 166
Plant Growth
195
1955-1971
1960-1973
Compiled 197!i
1951-1967
1967-1970
1960-1970
Compiled 1972
1962-1972
1971-1976
1947-1969
1965-1970
1965-1970
Compiled 1971
1960-1970
1953-1971
Selected Refs.
1969-1973
Compiled 1973
1960-1973
-------
Number
1001
1021
1022
1023
1033
1035
1067
1069
1070
1087
1103
1122
1146
1154
1202
1207
1210
1325
1329
1330
*1406
1409
1422
1448
1458
1462
1496
1037
1046
1067
1101
1109
1109 Suppl,
1188
1190
1211
1255
1396
1410
1417
1463
1467
1468
1478
1481
1487
Subject
IXA. Nitrogen
No. of
Ref s.
Ammoniated Phosphates - Manufacture, Patents & Use 284
Use of Anhydrous and Aqueous Ammonia 167
Biuret in Fertilizers and Feeds 226
Nitric Phosphates: Manufacture and Use 237
Nitrogen Nutrition of Mycorrhizal Fungi 14
Nitrate Reductase Activity in Higher Plants 14
Ammonium Polyphosphates 137
Foliar Application of Urea on Non-Cereal Crops 48
Use of Urea Solutions on Cereal Crops 29
Urea-Formaldehyde Fertilizer:;, Agronomic Aspects 85
Use of Fluid Nitrogen Fertilizers 106
Ammonium Thiocyanate in Agriculture 15
Nitrogen Mineralization 16
Comparison of Urea and Ammonium Nitrate for . 34
Effectiveness as Nitrogen Fertilizer
Relative Effectiveness of N03-Nitrogen and NHtt-Nitrogen 57
on Crops other than Paddy
Foliar Application of Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer 29
Urea Transformations in Waterlogged Soils 19
Sulfur Coated Urea - Production and Use 55
Urea Hydrolysis Under Field Conditions 77
Glycoluril as a Slow-Release Fertilizer 8
Ammonium Bicarbonate as Fertilizer 22
Calcium Ammonium Nitrate 84
Azotobacter Cultures as Fertilizer 28
Effects of Hydrazine on Plants and Soil Microorganisms 11
Use of Ammonium Chloride as a Fertilizer 34
Nitrogen Fertilizers for Rice 122
Ammonium Sulfate in Plants & Soils 81
IXB. Phosphorus and Potassium
Basic Slag 132
Agronomic Effects of Potassium Pyrophosphates 12
Ammonium Polyphosphates 137
Potassium Phosphate Fertilizers 84
Phosphate Rock as Fertilizer 99
Phosphate Rock as Fertilizer 28
Potassium-Magnesium Relationships in Plant Nutrition 25
Effect of Time of Application of Potassium Fertilizers 22
on Plant Response
Crop Response to Polyphosphate Fertilizers 29
Agronomic Effects of Calcium Metaphosphates 30
Agricultural Uses of Flue Dust from Portland Cement 59
Manufacture
Urea-Ammonium Phosphate 38
Comparative Studies of Potassium Fertilizers 28
Phosphorus-Zinc Interactions 84
Utilization of Phosphogypsum 68
Use of Rhenania Phosphate 27
Phosphorus Nutrition of Alfalfa, Blue Grass Clover, 332
Orchard Grass, Reed Canary Grass, & Rye Grass
Magnesium Phosphate Fertilizers: Manufacture & Use 150
Bacterial Phosphate Fertilizers 62
Period
Compiled 1973
1951-1975
Compiled 1975
1951-1975
1952-1969
1951-1967
1952-1972
1958-1968
1958-1967
1958-1968
1951-1973
1946-1965
1927-1965
1957-1970
1960-1970
Compiled 1970
1945-1970
1947-1974
1962-1974
Compiled 1972
1948-1970
1957-1974
Compiled 19/4
1947-1966
1957-1974
1972-1975
1965-1975
Compiled 1975
Compiled'1972
1952-1972
1936-1971
1934-1970
Compiled 1974
1965-1970
1965-1971
1958-1970
Compiled 1971
1907-1973
1960-1975
1968-1973
1968-1974
1963-1975
1953-1974
1950-1974
1950-1975
1962-1976
196
-------
No. of
Number Subject Refs.
IXC. Sulfur
1026 Agronomic Effects of Sulfur 57
1112 Agricultural Use of Gypsum A3
1122 Ammonium Thiocyanate in Agriculture 15
1496 Ammonium Sulfate in Plants & Soils 81
IXP. Other Secondary and Minor Elements
1041 Crop Response to Micronutrients 285
1079 Magnesium in Agriculture 117
1083 Iron in Plant Nutrition 114
1177 Zinc Nutrition of Sugar Beets 46
1181 Chromium Nutrition of Plants and Animals 88
1185 Effects of Root-Absorbed Fluorides on Plants 36
1188 Potassium-Magnesium Relationships in Plant Nutrition 25
1231 Boron Deficiency and Toxicity 112
1256 Manganese in Plant Nutrition 197
1267 Agronomic Use of Fritted Trace Elements 28
1270 Agricultural Use of Limestone 26
1334 Agronomic Effects of Fluorine in Fertilizers 15
1360 Fluorine Reactions in Soils and F Uptake by Plants 29
1386 Arsenic in Fertilizers, Soils, and Plant Nutrition 50
1387 Cobalt in Plant Nutrition __ 103
1404 Magnesium Oxide in Fertilizers and Feed 25
1456 Selected References on Secondary and Trace Elements in 98
Agriculture
1463 Phosphorus-Zinc Interactions 84
1465 Carbon Dioxide as Fertilizer 39
IXE. Effects of Time and Method of Application
1082 Foliar Application of Fertilizers 144
1110 Pop-Up Fertilizers 13
1152 Leaf Damage from Liquid Fertilizer 20
1179 Winter Application of Fertilizers 28
1187 Residual Effects of Fertilizers and Manures on 47
Subsequent Crops
1190 Effect of Time of Application of Potassium Fertilizers 22
on Plant Response
1192 Effect of Fertilizer Placement on Crop Response to 86
Fertilizer
1199 Crop Response to Blended vs. Compounded Fertilizers 15
1269 Effect of Fertilizers on Seed Germination 27
1319 N Fertilizer Applied in Irrigation Water 37
IXF. Plant Analysis
1096 Plant Tissue Analysis 30
1279 Plant Analysis as a Guide for Fertilizer 101
Recommendations
1393 Sample Preparation for Nitrate Analysis: Effects of 12
Drying
1399 Foliar Analysis of Pine 38
Period
1941-1967
1954-1967
1946-1965
1965-1975
1963-1970
1964-1970
1932-1971
1950-1969
1941-1970
1949-1969
1965-1970
1961-1970
Compiled 1971
Compiled 1971
1965-1971
Compiled 1972
Compiled 1973
1950-1973
1957-1973
1967-1973
1969-1973
1968-1974
1957-1974
1951-1970
1966-1969
1950-1969
1931-1971
1965-1970
1965-1971
1965-1970
Compiled 1970
1961-1971
1934-1974
1958-1968
1953-1971
1958-1973
1954-1974
197
-------
No. of
Number Subject Ref s.
X. PLANT NUTRITION—SPECIFIC CROPS
1048 Effect of Fertilizer Nutrients on Nicotine Content of 18
Tobacco
1094 Fertilizers for Tea and Coffee 107
1099 Boron: Effect on Trees and Seedlings 106
1121 Potassium Nutrition of Landscape Plants 46
1132 Nitrogen Uptake by Coniferous Plants 15
1138 Fertilizers for Pineapples 101
1139 Fertilizers for Rice, Sugarcane, Bananas, Corn, Cotton 156
and Sesame
1149 Forest Fertilization . 18
1177 Zinc Nutrition of Sugar Beets 46
1196 The Effect of Fertilizers (N, P, K) on Fungal Diseases 46
of Forest Trees
1197 The Nitrogen Cycle in Forest Ecosystems 239
1198 Nutrition of Rice 72
1200 Foliar Analysis of Rubber Plant 70
1201 Selected References on Pecan Culture 82
1217 Micronutrient Nutrition of Wheat 39
1218 Mineral Nutrition of Peas and Beans 56
1222 Utilization of Phosphorus Applied to Alfalfa 124
1229 Fertilization of Sorghum 47
1234 Application of Micronutrients to Grasses 25
1259 Fertilization of Tropical Pastures 147
1268 Trace Element Fertilization in Pastures 171
1273 Fertilizers for Bananas 79
1275 Winter Hardiness of Forage as Affected by Fertilizer 39
1284 Soil Analysis and Tomato Production 17
1285 Foliar Applied Micronutrients for Tomatoes 10
1290 Slow-Release N & Nitrification Inhibitors in Rice 113
Culture
1297 Nitrogen Fertilization of Soybeans 49
1298 Nitrogen Fertilization of Alfalfa and Alfalfa-Grass 61
1300 Fertilizers for Coconuts 48
1316 Preparation of Tomato Seedlings 47
1321 Citrus Horticulture in North and South America 79
1332 Grape Culture 119
1352 Nitrogen Nutrition of Cotton 111
1354 Millet; Fertilization and Yield 99
1381 Soybean Production (Selected References) 87
1420 Fertilizing Eucalyptus 20
1421 Fertilization of Pine Trees 123
1445 Use of Sulfur-Coated Urea on Forage Plants 35
1451 Fertilizers for Strawberries 57
1452 Fertilizers for Oil Palms 65
1453 Fertilisers for Rubber Trees 29
1472 Hops - Cultivation and Fertilization 37
1473 Tall Fescue Fertilization 103
1475 Mycorrhizal Effects on Nutrient Uptake by Plants 141
1483 American Holly (Ilex opaca) 40
1484 Franklinia alatamaha 14
1486 Rice Varieties Response to Phosphate Fertilization 54
Period
1955-1965
1959-1970
1954-1969
Compiled 1972
1958-1966
1932-1970
1950-1970
1938-1966
1950-1969
1953-1969
1956-1969
1963-1970
1955-1970
Compiled 1970
1964-1970
1965-1970
Compiled 1970
1956-1970
1957-1971
1970-1971
Compiled 1971
1962-1971
1945-1971
1960-1970
1960-1970
1954-1972
1959-1971
1960-1972
1967-1971
1962-1972
Compiled 197,'
Compiled 197.'
1960-1972
Compiled 197
1968-1973
Compiled 197
Compiled 197
1970-1974
1967-1974
1967-1974
1967-1975
1960-1975
1960-1975
1945-1975
1951-1974
1943-1976
1972-1975
198
-------
Number
Subject
XI. SOIL-NUTRIENT RELATIONSHIPS
No. of
Refs.
Period
1146
1210
1329
1385
1390
1394
1395
1431
1432
1434
1488
1489
Nitrogen Mineralization 16
Urea Transformations in Waterlogged Soils 19
Urea Transformations in Soil 77
Soil Water Measurement 144
Denitrification 224
Nitrification Inhibitors 178
Soil Nitrogen Analysis for Fertilizer Recommendations 62
Amorphous Matter in Soils (Particularly Tropical Soils) 48
Classification of Soils (Particularly Tropical Soils) 81
Tin in Soils , 37
Nitrate Leaching 170
Soil Water Movement 142
1927-1965
1945-1970
1958-1973
1965-1973
1920-1973
1968-1973
1948-1973
Compiled 1974
Compiled 1974
Compiled 1974
1971-1975
1970-1975
XII. ANIMAL FEEDS
1022
1064
1065
1095
1125
1216
1312
1358
1359
1404
1413
1072
1077
1084
1102
1106
1133
1134
1142
1151
1153
1165
1209
1212
1227
1228
1235
1253
Biuret in Fertilizers and Feeds 225
Feed-Grade Phosphates Manufacture 76
Feed-Grade Phosphates: Evaluation of Use 90
Preparation of Animal Feed Supplements by Defluori- 24
nation of Phosphate Rock—With Special Reference to
Removal of Fe and A1203
Urea as a Feeding Stuff 46
Inorganic Preservation Additives for Corn and Silage 17
The Effect of Temperature and Humidity on Growth and 97
Feed Conversion Efficiency of Poultry, Cattle and
Service
Ammoniated Molasses as Animal Feed 18
Wood and Wood Products for Cattle Feed 32
Magnesium Oxide in Fertilizers and Feed 25
Use of Slow-Release Nitrogen Compounds in Animal Feeds 15
XIII. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Iran 30
Pakistan 59
Chile 30
Agronomic and Economic Benefits of Fertilizer 37
Application to Grain Crops in India
Bolivia 56
Mexico 44
India 97
Agriculture in Indonesia 73
Fertilizer Marketing and Distribution in India 31
Brazil 113
The Fertilizer Industry in the Republic of South Africa 17
Paraguay 15
Trinidad and Tobago 40
Fertilizers: Tropical Africa 85
Philippines 62
Vietnam 25
Establishing a Business in Pakistan 15
Compiled 1975
1957-1975
1957-1975
1956-1965
1961-1968
1963-1970
Compiled 1972
1937-1973
Compiled 1973
1967-1973
1965-1973
Compiled 1968
Compiled 1968
Compiled 1968
1955-1969
Compiled 1969
Compiled 1968
Compiled 1968
1949-1969
1966-1969
1955-1969
1957-1969
Compiled 1970
Compiled 1970
1962-1970
1965-1973
Compiled 1971
Compiled 1971
199
-------
Number
1261
1274
1277
1291
1292
1320
1328
1369
1377
1415
1435
1441
1447
1459
1471
1494
1323
1341
1383
1383 Suppl.
1400
1402
1403
1439
1006
1008
1066
1073
1086
1116
1126
1136
1141
1155
1166
1168
1204
1245
1248
1251
1258
1263
1264
Subject
XIII. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (Continued)
Fertilizer Production and Technology in the U.S.S.R.
Fertilizer Production and Use in Guatemala
Morocco: Fertilization - Irrigation
Ghana
Taiwan (Publications in the MSTL)
Venezuela
Spain
Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala,
Honduras and Nicaragua)
Romania
Geology of Niger
Colombia
The Republic of Zaire
Dominican Republic
Agriculture in New Guinea
Egypt - Fertilizer Industry and Use
Role of Agricultural Consultants
XIV. FUEL SOURCES AND PROCESSES
Coal Mine Strip Areas Reclamation
Current Biological and Ecological Studies Done in the
Vicinity of Deep or Strip Mines
Coal Gasification
Koppers-Totzek Articles and Patents
Liquefaction of Coal
Selected Processes for Removal and/or Recovery of S
Compounds from Fuel Gases
Methane Production from Organic Wastes
Selected References on Refuse Incineration
XV. MISCELLANEOUS
Phosphate Fire Retardants: Composition, Application,
and After Effects
Sub-Irrigation
Ammonia Cells
Erosion in Urban-Suburban Areas
No. of
Refs.
49
25
40
19
32
41
17
70
20
24
69
23
44
19
35
25
95
31
333
32
68
53
28
111
28
16
20
14
Manufacture of Hydrogen Fluoride from Fluorosilicic Acid 18
Reduction of Alumina
Manganese Deficient Areas of the World
Cavitation in Liquids
Manufacture of Formic Acid (Sodium Formate Process)
Alfalfa Cutting Management
Books about TVA
High Yielding Cereal Varieties
Geology of the Tennessee Valley Region
Bioelectricity
Gypsum Wallboard Manufacture
Food Preference and Their Nutritive Value for Wildlife
in the Tennessee Valley
Trout Farming
Magnesia-Base Sulfite Pulping
Metric System (Selected References)
32
72
28
12
91
16
162
62
40
44
33
16
108
19
Period
1969-1971
1964-1971
1960-1971
1959-1972
Compiled 1972
Compiled 1975
Compiled 1972
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
1907-1973
Compiled 1974
Compiled 1975
Compiled 1975
1965-1974
1967-1975
1965-1975
95
31
333
32
68
53
28
111
1966-1975
Compiled 1973
1947-1973
1947-1973
1959-1974
1955-1974
1947-1973
1969-1974
1961-1973
1966-1970
1961-1967
1963-1968
1961-1966
1962-1968
1933-1965
1949-1966
1935-1966
1959-1969
1952-1969
1962-1969
Compiled 197(
1966-1970
1960-1970
Compiled 197
1960-1970
1907-1971
Compiled 197
200
-------
No. of
Number Subj ec t Refs.
XV. MISCELLANEOUS (Continued)
1293 Impact Effects of Materials and Structures 56
1302 pH and/or S Content of Precipitation (Meteorology) 42
1306 Pumped Storage for Hydroelectric Power
1308 Selected References on the Activation of Clay with 32
Acids and the Recovery of Aluminum
1309 Nitrogen Fixation in the Phyllosphere 11
1335 Handling and Use of NH4N03 as an Explosive 40
1336 Selected References on Varied Applications of Spectral 39
Analysis
1342 Cabomba 19
1343 The Importance of Integrity in Leadership, Management 26
and Supervision
1344 Nelumbo 145
1353 Agricultural Policy in the United States 21
1357 Pulse Polarography 19
1362 Preparation of Nonconducting Samples for SEM 8
1398 Electroless Plating 42
1401 Absorption of Nitrogen Oxides by Water and Nitric 21
Acid Solutions
1408 Vaterite 40
1426 Toxicity of Polyethylene 15
1436 Movement of Radionucleotides and Radionuclides into 63
Food Chains
1440 Mollusks - Freshwater and Estuarine 158
1440 Suppl. Mollusks - Freshwater and Estuarine 122
1457 Effect of Climatic Change on Food Supply 15
1460 Vertical Integration: Applications in Various 30
Industries
1464 Drifting Organisms in Streams 44
1466 Elemental Phosphorus Poisoning 39
1482 Lithium-Drifted Germanium Radiation Detectors 168
1485 Mathematical Methods for Gain Compensation in Nal 25
Gamma-Ray Scintillation Spectra
Period
Compiled 1972
1916-1972
1928-1972
1940-1972
1956-1971
1970-1972
Compiled 1972
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
Compiled 1973
1960-1973
Compiled 1973
1969-1973
1920-1972
1924-1973
1967-1973
Compile'd 1975
Compiled
Compiled 197!
1973-1975
1965-1975
1965-1975
1957-1974
1971-1975
Compiled 1976
April 27, 1976
201.
-------
TECHNICAL REPORT DATA
(Please read Infractions on the reverse before completing)
. REPORT NO.
EPA-600/2-T7-023v
2.
3. RECIPIENT'S ACCESSION NO.
4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE
Industrial Process Profiles for Environmental Use:
Chapter 22. The Phosphate Rock and Basic Fertilizers
Industry
5. REPORT DATE
February 1977
G. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION CODE
AUTHOR(S)
P.E.Muehlberg, J.T.Reding, & B.P.Shepherd (Dow Chem.)
Terry Parsons & Glynda E. Wilkins, Editors
8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NO.
0. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS
Radian Corporation
8500 Shoal Creek Blvd., P.O. Box 991*8
Austin, Texas 78766
10. PROGRAM ELEMENT NO.
1AB015
11. CONTRACT/GRANT NO.
68-02-1319/Task
12. SPONSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDRESS
Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory
Office of Research and Development
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Cincinnati, Ohio 1*5263
13. TYPE OF REPORT AND PERIOD COVERED
Initial: 8/75-11/76
14. SPONSORING AGENCY CODE
EPA/600/12
15. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
16. ABSTRACT
The catalog was developed to aid in defining the environmental impacts of U.S. in-
dustrial activity. The phosphate rock and basic fertilizer materials industry
produces primarily large-tonnage quantities of both finished fertilizers and basic
intermediates for fertilizers. The industry includes companies and processes that
produce end products derived from phosphate rock having uses other than as fertili-
zers. The industry is discussed in eight operations: phosphate rock processing;
ammonia synthesis; production of ammonia sulfate, amonium nitrate, and urea; produc-
tion of potassium nitrate and liquid chlorine; production of ammonium phosphate and
nitric phosphate; production of mixed fertilizers; production of elemental phosphorus
and furnace acid; and production of sodium phosphates and calcium phosphates. One
segment of the industry is distinguished as, and entitled, 'Elemental Phosphorus and
Furnace Acid Segment.' One chemical tree, eight process flow sheets, and U5 process
descriptions characterize the industry. For each process description, available data
is presented on input materials, operating parameters, utility requirements, and j
waste streams. Related information, provided as appendices, includes company, product;
and raw material data. I
17.
a.
KEY WORDS AND DOCUMENT ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTORS
Pollution
Industrial Processes
Chemical Engineering
Phosphate Deposits
Fertilizers
b.IDENTIFIERS/OPEN ENDED TERMS C. COSATI l-]Cld/Groi:|'
Process Assessment
Environmental Impact
Basic Fertilizer
Materials
13B
13H
07A
08G
02A
18. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT
19. SECURITY CLASS ('/'Ins Report)
Unclassified
Release to Public
21. NO OF
208
20. SECURITY CLASS (Tint page)
Unclassified
22. PRICE
EPA Form 2220-1 (3-73)
202
-------