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Randy,

I take it that this is a new product. I developed some years back a phenolic
foam roof insulation and the quality assurance plan going with it (before ISO
9000). A lot boiled down to our understanding of the critical performance
parameters, including our ability to predict long term performance that changed
over time. We developed experimental and theoretical models of the expected
behaviour, as material and as roof system component, and worked back the
specific requirements that included special tests developed for that product.
Many of them were later adopted by ASTM as product standards.

Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

Randy K Thompson wrote:

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> I am developing a QA/AC plan and Operations Manual for a yet to be
> constructed building products manufacturing plant.
> The plant will take six ingredients and the resulting slurry will be placed
> in large moulds 2' x 4' 20' (609mm x 1218mm x 6096mm).  The material in the
> moulds will be removed, cut, cured, separated, packaged and palletized.
> The quality of the raw materials (cement, lime, gypsum, sand, aluminum, and
> water) is critical.  So too are the time periods between events in the
> process, temperatures, and tolerances for the cutting activity.
> I would appreciate any pointers that you may have regarding suggested
> sources of information such as books, web sites, etc. regarding an
> undertaking such as the one I am about to embark upon.
> Please let me know your thoughts and recommendations.
> Thank you,
>
> Randy Thompson
> RandyKT@aol.com
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