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... APPENDIX D Generic Implementation Plans The concluding task of this project is to develop a road map for the adoption of the proposed methods by SHAs. This road map includes a step-by-step outline of the activities and processes that should be undertaken to facilitate change in the philosophy of QA/QC testing and develop familiarity with spectroscopic testing that is fundamentally different in nature from most field QA/QC processes currently used.
From page 84...
... a. Assign the specific responsibilities for all DOT personnel involved with XRF method implementation and future use.
From page 85...
... manufacturer data on chemical composition to serve as standards. This is because such data typically provide only broad ranges of concentrations, but also because the method has nuances depending on the matrix and the testing conditions, so that a bulk chemistry determined by some other method may not be reflected accurately under field testing conditions.
From page 86...
... Table D1. Projected Timeline for Implementation of XRF for Traffic Paints Implementation Step Months 1–3 Months 4–6 Months 7–9 Months 10–12 Months 12–18 1.
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... Step 1. Assemble Implementation Team It is recommended that an SHA should assemble a technical committee that will oversee all steps, develop a specific timeline, and coordinate all necessary steps for successful implementation.
From page 88...
... Several vendors provide portable ATR FTIR. It is recommended that the implementation team review available equipment and its specifications in comparison with the particular DOT needs (accuracy, calibration range, etc.)
From page 89...
... Table D2. Projected Timeline for Implementation of ATR FTIR for RAP Testing Implementation Step Months 1–6 Months 7–12 Months 13–18 Months 19–24 Months 25–30 Months 30–36+ 1.

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