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DIN ISO 13964:1999-12

Air quality - Determination of ozone in ambient air - Ultraviolet photometric method (ISO 13964:1998)

German title
Luftbeschaffenheit - Bestimmung von Ozon in der Außenluft - UV-photometrisches Verfahren (ISO 13964:1998)
Publication date
1999-12
Original language
German
Pages
10
Note
The publisher recommends this document in lieu of the withdrawn document VDI 2468 Blatt 6:1979-07 , for which no replacement is available.

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Publication date
1999-12
Original language
German
Pages
10
Note
The publisher recommends this document in lieu of the withdrawn document VDI 2468 Blatt 6:1979-07 , for which no replacement is available.
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/8144750

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Short description
The document specifies an ultraviolet (UV) photometric method for the determination of ozone concentrations in range 2 µg/m3 bis 2 mg/m3 in ambient air. Reference conditions are 25 °C und 101,325 kPa; reference temperatures of 0 °C bis 20 °C are also acceptable. For calibration, this International Standard specifies ultraviolet photometry as the primary reference procedure because of its proven accuracy and specificity to ozon. The use of secondary reference procedures, including non-UV methods, is allowed if have been previously calibrated by the primary UV reference procedure.
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ICS
13.040.20
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/8144750

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