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Areas
of Expertise - Air Analysis
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 The tests required for
an effective air analysis program depend primarily on the air source
and intended use. Examples of typical air sources include: natural
outdoor air, indoor air (i.e. industrial, commercial, medical, residential,
aircraft cabin), synthetic air, container, manifold, or compressor
supplied air. Examples of intended use include: general outdoor or
indoor air quality, hospital breathing air, specialized breathing
air for Fire-Rescue Department SCBA functions, as well as air used
for combustion/welding, manufacturing/packaging, laboratory instrumentation,
pharmaceutical applications, break systems, etc. Each air source
involves a unique set of analytical challenges that must be met in
order to satisfy an air quality specification. The analytical program
that Atlantic Analytical recommends to each client is designed to
detect and quantify the critical components associated with their
air. This air analysis strategy ensures that all undesirable contaminants
have been monitored and that all the important air gases are present
at acceptable levels for the intended application.
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here to view a list that briefly describes the standard
tests employed by Atlantic Analytical to
determine air purity according to USP/NF, CGA G-7 Grades A
- N, NFPA 99, NFPA 1404, Mil. Spec., NIOSH, OSHA QVL D, EPA,
NJDEP, and other professional standards as well as meeting
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