The Contamination Index is an essential tool that helps identify, evaluate, and address air pollutants. We are readily available for questions you may have regarding the Contamination Index or any other inquiries related to Volatile Organic Compound Testing.
When it comes to the sampling and analysis of VOCs in the air and contaminated soils/water table, EPA Compendium Method TO-15 is the most used analytical method in the United States.
Is it possible that your home is making you sick? The reality is, absolutely.
Sampling with Enthalpy’s sampling pumps and thermal desorption tubes is a simple way to determine if VOCs are an issue in your client’s home/work environment.
HRVOCs 101: What, Where, and How
When thinking about Green Building certification, it’s important to factor in the indoor environment and air quality. Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ)/Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) are the conditions inside a building—air quality, lighting, thermal conditions, ergonomics—and their effects on occupants.
Understanding what “Green Buildings” are and identifying the organizations that offer certification is just the start to a green building journey.
Despite the disruptions caused by the pandemic, the Green Building and Products industry has not shown any signs of decline.
Many people often overlook the obvious when attempting to locate Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) in their homes. They may expect finding VOC and mold sources to be a daunting task, but this is not the case.
The potential aggregate effect to aquatic lifeforms from all pollutants confined within a facility’s wastewater is tested by means of Whole Effluent Toxicity; it is part of the implementation of the Clean Water Act to monitor the discharge for toxic contaminants.
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