二氧化氯固体释放剂分析方法检测

GB/T 27802-2011二氧化氯固体释放剂

本标准规定了二氧化氯固体释放剂的要求、试验方法、检验规则、标志、标签、包装、运输和贮存。本标准适用于主要用作水体、土壤、空气和物体表面的杀菌剂、灭藻剂、除臭剂和氧化解毒剂,作为棉制品、竹制品和木材等的漂白剂的一元包装和二元包装的二氧化氯固体释放剂。本标准不适用于缓释型二氧化氯固体释放剂及含液体包装的多元组分的二氧化氯释放剂。

GB/T 27803-2011二氧化氯固体释放剂分析方法

警告—使用本标准的人员应有正规实验室工作的实践经验。本标准并未指出所有可能的安全问题。使用者有责任采取适当的安全和健康措施，并保证符合有关法规规定的条件。本标准规定了二氧化氯固体释放剂的外观、二氧化氯释放量与标识量的比、亚氯酸根和氯酸根相对残留量、稳定性、砷含量和重金属含量的分析方法。 本标准适用于二氧化氯固体释放剂。

GB/T 51188-2016建筑与工业给水排水系统安全评价标准

本标准适用于新建、扩建、改建和既有建筑与工业的给水排水系统安全评价。本规范不适用于军工等特殊行业建筑与工业的给水排水系统安全评价。

CJ/T 141-2018城镇供水水质标准检验方法

本标准规定了城镇供水水质检验方法的术语和定义、总则、无机和感官性状指标、有机物指标、农药指标、致嗅物质指标、消毒剂与消毒副产物指标、微生物指标和综合指标的检验方法。本标准适用于城镇供水及其水源水的水质检测。

DL 5068-2014发电厂化学设计规范

本规范适用于燃煤、燃气、生物质电厂(包括垃圾电站)等发电厂和压水堆核电厂常规岛化学设计。

DIN EN ISO 16000-9-2008室内空气.第9部分:建筑产品和家具释放挥发性有机化合物的测定.释放试验室法(ISO 16000-9-2006)

This part of ISO 16000 specifies a general laboratory test method for determination of the area specificemission rate of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from newly produced building products or furnishingunder defined climate conditions. The method can also, in principle, be applied to aged products. Theemission data obtained can be used to calculate concentrations in a model room.This part of ISO 16000 applies to various emission test chambers used for determination of the emission ofvolatile organic compounds from building products or furnishing.Sampling, transport and storage of materials to be tested, and preparation of test specimens are described inISO 16000-11. Air sampling and analytical methods for the determination of VOCs are described inISO 16000-6 and ISO 16017-1 [11].A general description of an emission test chamber is given in Annex C of this part of ISO 16000.For the determination of formaldehyde emissions from wood-based panels, refer to EN 717-1:2004 [12].However, ISO 16000-9 is also applicable to wood-based panels and other building products, in order todetermine the emission rate of formaldehyde. The measurement procedure for formaldehyde is described inISO 16000-3 [1].

DIN ISO 16000-25-2012室内空气.第25部分:建筑产品半挥发性有机化合物的排放测定.微室法 (ISO 16000-25-2011)

Semi volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) such as phthalic esters are found in many construction materials. If emitted to the indoor environment they stick to many surfaces and can become a persistent indoor air contaminant, posing a potential long term health risk to building occupants. This part of ISO 16000 specifies a test method for determination of the area specific emission rate of semi volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) from newly produced building products or furnishings under defined climate conditions using a micro-chamber. The method can in principle also be applied to aged products. This measurement method is applicable to products/materials such as board materials, wallpapers, flooring materials, insulation materials, adhesives, paints, etc and products which are combinations of the above. This method can, in principle, be used for most building products used indoors. The determination of semi volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) emitted from building products using micro-chambers in conjunction with standardised sampling, storage of samples and preparation of test specimens has objectives such as: - to provide manufacturers, builders, and end users with emission data useful for the evaluation of the impact of building products on the indoor air quality; - to promote the development of improved products. Sampling, transport and storage of materials to be tested, and preparation of test specimens are described in ISO 16000-11. Air sampling and analytical methods for the determination of SVOCs are described in ISO 16000-6 and ISO 16017-1. An example of a micro-chamber is described in Annex B of this part of ISO 16000-26.

BS 1427-2009水分析用现场试验方法指南

This British Standard describes information and guidance on testmethods for the analysis of industrial and other waters which areapplicable outside of a conventional laboratory as either in situon‑site tests; or the use of a close suitable designated room/areatesting facility. For some tests this could include dedicated spacein a designated vehicle or caravan. These test methods can relateto compliance, water quality and process control purposes. Norecommendation is given as to which test is applicable to a particulartype of water, nor is it implied that in any given case all tests or anyparticular suite of tests are necessary. The selection of tests depends onlocal requirements and conditions. Samples requiring preservation forsubsequent analysis are outside of the scope of this British Standard.Certain tests such as adsorbable organic halides (AOX), chemicaloxygen demand (COD), total organic carbon (TOC) and total nitrogenneed a suitable designated test room/area facility and are notconsidered suitable for testing outside of these designated areas.Sample stability is not considered to be a significant problem as mosttest-kit measurements are carried out with minimal delay.Most of the methods described in this standard can be applicable foruse on clean or lightly polluted waters which might have undergonetreatment or been modified for industrial use. Typically, the types ofwaters for which the tests are intended include the following:a) boiler waters;b) cooling waters;c) waters from hot water systems;d) waters from air conditioning systems;e) waters from industrial air washing systems;f) potable waters;g) ground waters;h) surface waters;i) process waters; andj) swimming pool waters.Certain more heavily polluted waters can be routinely tested forcertain control purposes for specific determinands using the testmethods cited in this British Standard. Such waters include:1) sewage works influents and effluents;2) selected industrial effluents.Emergency screening analysis for major pollution incidents is notcovered (see commentary).The on‑site methods outlined in this British Standard includetitrimetric, colorimetric and instrumental analytical techniques andalso includes consideration of commercial test-kits: their generalprinciples and formats available. It is generally accepted that in theUK, the vast majority of on‑site measurements are carried out usingcommercial test-kits rather than user-devised test-kit type methodsfollowing similar equivalent method procedures to those used inconventional laboratories. Also the designated room/area testingfacility titrimetric methods described in Section 4 of this standardmight require staff with a greater degree of training than commercialtest-kit titrimetric methods which can be readily used outside of theseareas. These methods are less likely to be used by non‑analysts thanthe more robust test-kit titrimetric methods.The technique used and principle of the designated room/area testingfacility titrimetric method are described within each test method andeach method is self‑contained within a standard format.This British Standard does not apply to radioactivity, ecotoxicity (SeePersoone et al., 2000 [4]) or microbiological testing. Spot tests are notcovered (Jungris, 1997 [5]).Many of the relevant methods are suitable for analysis for the waterframework directive (see Note and SWIFT 2003 [6]), water for humanconsumption (see Note) and for monitoring of discharges to waterand sewer (EA, 2006 [7] and Dixon and Gardner, 1997 [8]).