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Cooling Towers
Lilie-Hoffmann Cooling Towers
& Havens Cooling Towers (1959) Towers had transite casings and asbestos cement walls.
Flour Products Company Advertisement (1959). Sheathing was made of corrugated asbestos-cement.
M. Blazer & Son Advertisement (1959).  Cooling towers had transite paneled casings.
Asbestos was often used in oil refineries, chemical plants, and power stations.  Just one of the places asbestos was sometimes found was in the walls of cooling towers.
Advertisements for Phillips Cooling Tower and Marley Comany Cooling Towers (1959).  Towers had asbestos-cement board casings.
Water Cooling Towers Brochure (1952). Water Cooling Equipment Company. Cement asbestos sheathing for the tower casing exterior.
J. F. Pritchard & Co Brochure (1951). Transite was used for cooling towers.
Good-Fellow Cooling Towers Advertisement (1970). E. D. Goodfellow Company. Corrugated asbestos cement board for casting and louvers.
Havens Cooling Towers Advertisement (1970). Havens Steel Company. Use of asbestos honeycomb fill and Asbesdek Fill.
The Marley Company Advertisement (1944). World War II era ad for induced draft towers made of transite.