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ISO 16000:2012

ISO 16000:2012 Indoor air – Part 19: Sampling strategy for moulds

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Description

ISO 16000-19:2012 describes the measurement strategy for the detection of fungi in indoor environments.

ISO 16000-19:2012 describes suitable sampling and analysis methods together with a description of the applicability and the interpretation of the measurement results to maximize the comparability of the measured data obtained for a given measurement objective. It does not include details on recording building characteristics or field inspections by qualified professionals which have to take place prior to any microbiological measurement.

ISO 16000-19:2012 is not applicable to a detailed description of the building physics- and building-engineering-related procedures applicable to field inspections. The methods and procedures presented do not allow quantitative exposure assessment with regard to the room occupants.

The application of ISO 16000-19:2012 presupposes the knowledge of ISO 16000-1.

Edition

1

Published Date

2012-05-31

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

29

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 16000-19:2012 describes the measurement strategy for the detection of fungi in indoor environments.

ISO 16000-19:2012 describes suitable sampling and analysis methods together with a description of the applicability and the interpretation of the measurement results to maximize the comparability of the measured data obtained for a given measurement objective. It does not include details on recording building characteristics or field inspections by qualified professionals which have to take place prior to any microbiological measurement.

ISO 16000-19:2012 is not applicable to a detailed description of the building physics- and building-engineering-related procedures applicable to field inspections. The methods and procedures presented do not allow quantitative exposure assessment with regard to the room occupants.

The application of ISO 16000-19:2012 presupposes the knowledge of ISO 16000-1.

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