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r QiKlV.i--CGRlS.iG FIBSMUS COLORATION NkWAKk, CHLO JON 24 1253 Intra-Coepany Correspondence To: Mr. J. H. Boynton - New York Fi:on i Rb , Davis - Newark Subjects ' HE7KCOS FOR EVALUATE KAYLO DUST AKD GPUlOO HIGH TEMPERATURE INSULATIONS June 21, 1963 cc: Mr. R* C* Anos - Berlin. Mr* A. S* Rev1in - Key York Mr. N. A. Lot* Granville Kr. N. K. Marsh, jr. Newark *'J-. a ' ' ** arson - Newark Kr, V v.. ''-rififfi? - To'odn i Hr. J. B. lihoads t' Berlin Kr. H. V. Smith - Toledo Kr. J. K* Westlake * Granville Mr. F. C. Wilson *> Granville '< 1 T wifj dated to rx>t that Bill Lots has defined, in a formal Banner, the problem a*e;u -elating to airborne dust genera.3J by haylo anrf GPL-kOO products in his 1* U er to you of June 20, 1963, subject': ^Methods for Evaluating Xaylo Dust*. iSr.rly ibis year, during testing of GPi-i*00 High ?s:pe?ature Insulation, it tecase -7j<pnrej>t to oe that ou/ OC7 Test Method No. K-07B did not reflect the true relation ship o* all areas of the problem. This thinking was comeunisated to Sill Lot.* and I`pi We.,ttak with a recumraondatioa that 3 new Test Method be developed that would Include an area where snail-seals fabrication could take place and low velocity air to circulated past an electronic particle counter to determine the airborne concen tration. My pur)>03e in wflting you, John, is to firmly indicate my enthusiastic support of 8Qls proposal and to recommend that you fomaily indicate your support and seek early resolution of a Test Method* rrooduct Development Laboratory General Products PLAINTIFFS , EXHIBIT 1 MH72.Q 01 0S1 1SSG WA01151