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Instituto Técnico de Análisis Biológico y Estructural, S.L. (ITABE) se constituye en el año 2000 como empresa de servicios en el ámbito de la consultoría ambiental. Muy particularmente, en el análisis y diagnóstico de patologías en estructuras de madera. En esos primeros años, los estudios exclusivos de invasiones de termitas y otras plagas de la madera le conceden el músculo necesario para su difusión. De perfil riguroso y técnico, se implica con humildad en la profesionalización del sector de control de plagas en Barcelona, a partir de su visión ordenada y académica de los procesos y procedimientos de trabajo. Laboratorio De Salud Ambiental En 2002 inaugura el laboratorio de salud ambiental. Así como laboratorio de salud alimentaria como complemento a su constante labor consultora. Con un empuje claro dirigido en primera instancia a lo relativo a la prevención de legionella en Barcelona y todo tipo de análisis de aguas en Barcelona y superficies. La incorporación de nuevos biólogos, tecnólogos y veterinarios le sirve para ampliar el catálogo de servicios con los análisis de alimentos, la consultoría alimentaria en Barcelona y la determinación de parásitos en suelos. En 2008 ITABE recibe la certificación ISO 9001 de parte de la prestigiosa entidad TÜV Rheinland como fruto de una trayectoria tranquila pero medida, responsable y profesionalmente honesta.
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The term asbestos stands for a group of very resistant and non-flammable minerals with a fibrous structure. Until the beginning of the 1990s they were mainly used for thermal insulation or fire protection. Asbestos is found in brake pads and clutches, in electrical appliances, in machines and technical equipment, in heating systems and, above all, as a building material in a great many buildings. Asbestos fibres that enter the lungs can cause asbestosis, hardening and scarring of connective tissue, and cause cancer. In the meantime it has also been proven that asbestos substitutes, such as artificial mineral fibres, KMF, can cause cancer.
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Moisture content, loss on ignition – Particle size distribution – open porosity – Water absorption – Bulk density / Grain volume weight – Bulk density DIN 51081:2002-12 - Testing of oxidic raw materials and materials - Determination of mass change during annealing. DIN EN ISO 26845:2008-06 - Chemical analysis of refractory products - General requirements for wet chemical analysis, atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) methods, atomic emission spectrometry with excitation by an inductively coupled plasma (ICP-AES). DIN EN 993-18:2002-11 - Test methods for dense shaped refractory products - Part 18: Determination of apparent density of granular materials by the water displacement method under vacuum.
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Total carbon, TC - Total inorganic carbon, TIC, CO2 - Total organic carbon, TOC - Carbidically bound carbon, free carbon We determine the carbon modifications for you: Total carbon, TC - Total inorganic carbon, TIC, CO2 - Total organic carbon, TOC - Carbidically bound carbon, free carbon in different matrices like soils and rocks, oxidic raw materials, carbides and other materials.
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We offer you the classification of 'old mineral wool' or such mineral fibres without RAL quality mark regarding their carcinogenic risk potential The carcinogenicity index, KI, is a dimensionless quantity and is determined according to the material composition of the mineral fibres to be evaluated. According to IFA / BIA method 7488, it is calculated from the sum of the mass contents (in MA-%) of Na2O, K2O, CaO, MgO, BaO and B2O3 minus twice the mass content of Al2O3. Vitreous mineral fibres are classified according to the KI according to TRGS 905 as follows, if their dimensions correspond to the WHO - fibre - definition: (length > 5µm, diameter < 3 µm, ratio length : diameter > 3 : 1) Glassy WHO fibres with a carcinogenicity index KI <= 30 are classified in category 1B. WHO vitreous fibres with a carcinogenicity index KI > 30 and KI < 40 are classified in category 2. WHO vitreous fibres shall not be classified as carcinogenic if their carcinogenicity index KI >= 40.
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