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Air-Met Scientific Pty Ltd – Mackay Site

Accreditation No.

14926

Site No.

24703

Date of Accreditation

01 Feb 2021

Address

135 Sydney Street
Mackay, QLD 4740
Australia

airmet.com.au

Contact

Mr Jonathan Alexander P: +61 0458867178

Availability

Services available to external clients

Scope of Accreditation

Print scopes

Air-Met Scientific Pty Ltd – Mackay Site

ISO/IEC 17025 (2017)

Calibration

The uncertainty of measurement is reported as an expanded uncertainty having a level of confidence of 95% unless stated otherwise

Service	Product	Determinant	Technique	Procedure	Limitations
Chemical metrology - Gas analysers	Gas analysers; Mine safety and confined space equipment	Concentration	Comparison measurement against a certified reference material; Direct measurement by certified reference material	in-house methods B; C; S	Including on-site calibrations
Capability Including on site calibrations - With a calibration and measurement capability of - Ammonia: Electrochemical detector with reading in parts per million (ppm). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 15.5% of the reading over the range of 9.9x10^-6to 178.2 x 10^-6 %(v/v) of ammonia. Butene: Photo ionisation detector with reading in parts per million (ppm). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 5.0% of the reading over the range of 9.7x10^-6to 175x10^-6%(v/v) of butene Carbon dioxide: Infrared/Electrochemical with reading in % (volume/volume). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 5.6% of the reading over the range of 1x10^-6 to 18x10^-6 %(v/v) of carbon dioxide. Carbon monoxide: Electrochemical detector with reading in parts per million reading (ppm). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument 5.0% of the reading over the range of 10.1x10^-6 to 182x10^-6 %(v/v) of carbon monoxide. Hexane: Catalytic combustion detector with reading in % Lower Explosive Limit (LEL). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 5.6% of the reading over the range of 2.5x10^-6 to 45x10^-6 %(v/v) of hexane. Hydrogen: Catalytic combustion detector with reading in % Lower Explosive Limit (LEL). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 6.5% of the reading over the range of 5x10^-6 to 90x10^-6 %(v/v) of hydrogen. Hydrogen : Electrochemical detector with reading in parts per million (ppm). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 6.5% of the reading over the range of 48x10^-6 to 864x10^-6 %(v/v) of hydrogen. Hydrogen sulfide : Electrochemical detector with reading in parts per million (ppm). 0.1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 9.9% of the reading over the range of 2.5x10^-6 to 45x10^-6 %(v/v) of hydrogen sulfide. Methane : Catalytic combustion detector with reading in % (volume/volume). 0.01x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 2.3% of the reading over the range of 0.3x10^-6 to 4.5x10^-6%(v/v) of methane. Methane : Catalytic combustion detector with reading in % Lower Explosive Limit (LEL). 1x10^-6%(v/v) at zero instrument reading 5.6% of the reading over the range of 5.0x10^-6 to 90.0x10^-6 %(v/v) of methane. Methane : Flame ionisation detector with reading in % (volume/volume). 0.01x10^-6%(v/v) at zero instrument reading 4.5% of the reading over the range of 0.3x10^-6to 4.5x10^-6%(v/v) of methane. Methane : Infrared detector with reading in % (volume/volume). 1x10^-6at zero instrument reading 5.5% of the reading over the range of 0.8x10^-6to 14.2x10^-6%(v/v) of methane. Methane : Solid-state semiconductor detector with reading in parts per million (ppm). 1x10^-6%(v/v) at zero instrument reading 5.6% of the reading over the range of 0.8x10^-6to 14.2x10^-6%(v/v) of methane. Methane : Thermal conductivity detector with reading in % Lower Explosive Limit (LEL). 1x10^-6%(v/v)at zero instrument reading 6.1% of the reading over the range of 0.3x10^-6to 4.5x10^-6%(v/v) of methane. Nitric oxide : Electrochemical detector with reading in parts per million (ppm). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 4.5% of the reading over the range 5.4x10^-6 to 97.2x10^-6 %(v/v) of nitric oxide. Nitrogen dioxide : Electrochemical detector with reading parts per million (ppm). 0.1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 5.2x10^-6 to 93.6x10^-6 %(v/v) of nitrogen dioxide. Oxygen : Electrochemical detector with reading in % (volume/volume). 0.1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 1.7% of the reading over the range 1.8x10^-6 to 31.9x10^-6 %(v/v) of oxygen. Oxygen : Electrochemical detector with reading in parts per million (ppm). 1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 8.1% of the reading over the range of 100x10^-6 to 1800x10^-6 %(v/v) of oxygen. Pentane : Catalytic combustion detector with reading in % Lower Explosive Limit (LEL). 1x10^-6%(v/v) at zero instrument reading 3.6% of the reading over the range of 2.50x10^-6to 45x10^-6%(v/v) of pentane. Sulfur dioxide : Electrochemical detector with reading in parts per million (ppm). 0.1x10^-6 %(v/v) at zero instrument reading 5.5% of the reading over the range of 4.9x10^-6 to 88.2x10^-6 %(v/v) of sulfur dioxide.

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