Workplace exposure. Measurement of chemical agents complying with the requirements given in EN 482 and either one of EN 838, EN 1076, EN 13205, EN 13890 and EN 13936. Choice of procedures

Workplace exposure. Measurement of chemical agents complying with the requirements given in EN 482 and either one of EN 838, EN 1076, EN 13205, EN 13890 and EN 13936. Choice of procedures

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What is PD CEN/TR 17055 - Measurement of chemical agents about ?

PD CEN/TR 17055 is a technical report that describes how the measuring procedures for chemical agents complying with the requirements given in EN 482 and either one of EN 838, EN 1076, EN 13890, EN 13936 and/or the EN 13205 series, as far as applicable, have been chosen. 

PD CEN/TR 17055 refers to the selection of chemical agents and related substance groups and the establishment of corresponding method lists.  

PD CEN/TR 17055 describes the evaluation of available measuring procedures to select a particular chemical agent. 

Who is PD CEN/TR 17055 - Measurement of chemical agents for ?

PD CEN/TR 17055 on chemical agents is relevant to: 

  • Chemical engineers 
  • Industries using chemical reagents  
  • Researchers and scientists 
  • Research centres 

Why should you use PD CEN/TR 17055 - Measurement of chemical agents ? 

PD CEN/TR 17055 describes the testing procedures for chemical agents that comply with the requirements in EN 482, EN 838, EN 1076, EN 13890, EN 13936, and/or the EN 13205 series, according to their application. 

PD CEN/TR 17055 allows for comparisons of a new measurement procedure for a chemical agent with those listed in the database using GESTIS Analytical methods, thereby benefitting the end-user by providing more options. 

PD CEN/TR 17055 rates and evaluates a given measurement (from a reputable source) for a chemical agent not yet selected in the database. 

PD CEN/TR 17055 is a valuable document that provides specifications and procedures for measuring chemical agents by giving a choice of procedures. Using this you will be able to choose and compare methods for measuring chemical agents.