Measure air pollution in air emissions, air quality, indoor climate, and working environment

The air laboratory provides industry with access to accredited measurements and handling of air pollution in emissions, ambient air, indoor climate, and occupational environments. It is used by companies that need to document emission levels, investigate air quality, or assess impacts from industrial processes and energy production. The need typically arises when organisations must demonstrate compliance with environmental permit, meet regulatory requirements, or investigate air pollution related to operations, production, or working environments. 

Documented basis for air pollution assessment 

The accredited air laboratory performs gas measurements using mobile measurement equipment and laboratory-based analysis. By combining field measurements, laboratory analysis, and calibration of measuring instruments, the laboratory provides a documented basis for the assessment and documentation of air pollution. 

The air testing laboratory supports industrial companies, energy producers and plant operators that need to measure air emissions and air quality as part of environmental monitoring and regulatory documentation. Typical users include environmental specialists and technical professionals working in emission monitoring, workplace exposure assessment or air quality documentation related to industrial activities. 

Measurements and calibration for documentation 

Measurements cover gases and particles from industrial emission sources such as chimneys and exhaust systems, as well as air quality in ambient air and indoor environments. The laboratory also supports inspection and calibration of automatic monitoring systems used for continuous emission monitoring. Results from accredited measurements provide documented data that can be used for environmental monitoring, technical assessments and documentation to authorities.