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ISO 12828:2024 Validation method for fire gas analysis – Part 3: Considerations related to interlaboratory trials

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Description

This document describes techniques and gives guidance concerning interlaboratory trials related to fire effluent analyses. It explains the relative contributions from the physical fire model and analytical techniques to evaluate trueness and fidelity. It also explains the difficulties involved in the interpretation of interlaboratory trials data and with the evaluation of trueness in fire effluent analyses.

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2

Published Date

2024-11-19

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

11

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English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

This document describes techniques and gives guidance concerning interlaboratory trials related to fire effluent analyses. It explains the relative contributions from the physical fire model and analytical techniques to evaluate trueness and fidelity. It also explains the difficulties involved in the interpretation of interlaboratory trials data and with the evaluation of trueness in fire effluent analyses.

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