Accredited Gas Mixtures

Accredited Gas Mixtures

A Comprehensive Range of Gases in Accordance to ISO17025

It is a requirement of both ISO 17025, and MCERTS accreditations that calibration gases used for the quantification of emissions are traceable. It means that there is an auditable chain of direct measurements linking the value of the calibration gas back to primary standard gas mixtures and ultimately to the SI units.

 

Understanding the legislative demands, Air Liquide has the solution, by offering a comprehensive range of calibration gases that are certified in accordance to ISO17025 in our calibration laboratory in Gellep. The traceability, accuracy and stability of our gas mixtures ensure that the user has a quality product fit for purpose.

 

ISO17025 DKD Calibration Gases - Emission Control

Conversion Factors (0ºC and 101.kPa) ppm / mg Nm3
NO NO2 SO2 CH4 CO CO2 NH3 HCl HF
1.340 2.054 2.860 0.716 1.250 1.965 0.760 1.628 0.893
Binary Gas Mixtures

Gas

Matrix

Concentration Range

Relative Uncertainty
(95% level of confidence)

Carbon Monoxide

Nitrogen or Air

10ppm – 20%

+/-1%

Carbon Dioxide

Nitrogen or Air

10ppm – 20%

+/-1%

Methane

Nitrogen or Air

1ppm – 100ppm

+/-1% (<10ppm +/-2%)

Propane

Nitrogen or Air

1ppm – 1%

+/-1%

Sulphur Dioxide

Nitrogen

20 – 5000ppm

+/-1%

Nitrogen Dioxide

Nitrogen

3 - 1000ppm

+/-1% (<10ppm +/-2%)

Nitric Oxide

Nitrogen

1 – 4500ppm

+/-1% (<100ppm +/-2%)

Oxygen

Nitrogen

1 – 25%

+/-1%

Quaternary Gas Mixtures

Gas

Matrix

Concentration Range

Relative Uncertainty
(95% level of confidence)

Carbon Monoxide

Carbon Dioxide

Propane

Nitrogen

0.2 – 5%

1.5 – 18%

150 – 1000ppm

+/-1%

+/-1%

+/-2%

Carbon Monoxide

Carbon Dioxide

Propane

Nitrogen

0.2 – 5%

1.5 – 18%

1000 – 5000ppm

+/-1%

+/-1%

+/-1%

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International Recognition & European Co-operation

In the course of proceeding globalisation and a coalescing Europe the mutual recognition of national calibration certificates is essential.

 

In Europe this is done by multilateral agreements (MLA) within the European co-operation for Accreditation (EA), which in the meantime almost all European accreditation bodies for calibration and testing laboratories as well as certification bodies belong to.

 

Mutual recognition is based on:

 

  • A harmonisation of the accreditation criteria and procedures
  • EA interlaboratory comparisons
  • evaluations of the accreditation bodies by international peer teams

 

The European standards for accreditation bodies of calibration and testing laboratories as well as their assessment and evaluation provide the basis for this.

 

Worldwide the national accreditation bodies have syndicated in the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC), whose main objective is the creation of a network of agreements for the mutual recognition of calibration certificates and test reports of accredited laboratories.

 

This network is to improve above all the acceptance of these certificates and reports by member states of the World Trade Organization (WTO) within the scope of the agreement on the removal of technical barriers to trade (TBT Agreement) of 1995. ILAC thus supports the work of the respective regional organizations, e. g. EA and APLAC (Asia Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Co-operation). DKD is a member of ILAC and belongs to the signatories of the "ILAC Mutual Recognition Arrangement" for the mutual recognition of calibration certificates and test reports (further details see EA or ILAC).

 

 

Calibration Gases...

 Austria
BMWA
 Belgium
BKO/OBE
 Denmark
DANAK
 France
COFRAC
 Germany
DKD
 Greece
ESYD
 Italy
SIT
 Netherlands
RVA
 Portugal
IPQ
 Spain
ENAC
 Sweden
SWEDAC
 Switzerland
SAS
 UK
UKAS

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