Title:

Environmental protection – filter weight measurements

Join us for a training course that will familiarize participants with basic information about air pollution and its impact on the environment and humans. We will explain what the manual and automatic methods used in testing the mass concentration of particulate matter are.

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Agenda

10:00 Warm-up

Stage I

1. Air pollution and its impact on the environment and on humans.
2. Types of PM and dust emissions from natural and anthropogenic sources.
3. Automatic and manual methods used in the measurement of PM mass fraction.

15-minute break

Stage II

4. PN-EN 12341:2015 reference method
    a. Filters used during sampling
    b. Filter conditioning process
    c. Dust collection
5. Mass measurement by manual and automatic methods – basic similarities and differences.
6. Summary.

01:00 pm Conclusion and Q&A session

What you gain?

You will learn about the main sources of particulate matter emissions

You will find out about the methods used when testing the mass concentration of particulate matter

You will know what the PN-EN 12341:2015 reference method is all about

You will learn how to select a balance for your analysis in terms of readability

You will understand the difference between the weighing systems used in particulate matter testing

As part of the training you will receive:

We will provide you with a package of educational materials and tools that you will use on a daily basis:

Certificate

We will give each participant a named certificate confirming their participation in the online training.

Training materials

We have prepared for you a package of attractive training materials, RADWAG advertising materials and additionally.

30-minute consultation

For a period of one month, counting from the date of completion of the training, you have the opportunity to benefit from a 30-minute consultation with our expert.

Trainer:

Slawomir Janas, PhD

for more than 25 years has been responsible for weight measurements and measurement methods at RADWAG. He is the author of more than 20 guides and scientific papers on topics related to mass measurements and methods used in water content studies. In 2019, he received a PhD in the discipline of commodity science from the Radom University of Technology and Humanities. He is also in charge of cooperation with notified bodies in the field of certification of balances and weighing systems. He is an expert in metrology of mass measurement, moisture measurement and validation of measurement devices and methods.