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Round robin tests XRF-analysis Round-robin test HSL - AIMS 50T - 1 bulk sample asbestos 2013

Study organized by:
Health & Safety Laboratory (HSL, UK)
Material of proficiency test:
Asbestos in Materials Scheme (AIMS, Round 50T) - 1 bulk sample (SEM/TEM) according to guideline VDI 3866, part 5
Study finished:
2013 - 7
Literature:
HSL - AIMS - Report Round 50T

major elements [wt %]

CRBRV1sRVZ-Score

trace elements [µg/g]

CRBRV1sRVZ-Score

Legend

CRB
results CRB
cooperative test
results collaborative study
1s-RV
Standard deviation collaborative study
Z-Score
Difference of measured value from mean study
*
Value not certified
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