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WATCH: Meeting the New Standard for Proficiency Testing in Emissions Monitoring

Apr 03 2024

At CEM 2023 in Barcelona, Thomas Smith from the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) kept his audience up to date on the latest standard for proficiency testing in emissions monitoring: EN17656:2022.

To watch Thomas' talk, click here. Topics include:

What is the purpose of proficiency testing?
How are proficiency tests standardised?
What are the current standards?
What is the new standard, EN17656:2022?

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