Round Robin Test

GEV Round Robin Test 2023 – A comparison of testing laboratories

GEV conducted another interlaboratory comparison with the participation of 39 testing laboratories from 11 countries. The results were evaluated by a third-party company to demonstrate the quality of the involved institutes. Emission testing is becoming more and more important in the market, and the comparability of test results is an essential component of reliability. In addition, the comparison provides scientific findings on the performance of the testing method. These have now been published in English in the technical journal of the VDI magazine „Gefahrstoffe”: www.gefahrstoffe.de.

Round Robin Test

GEV Round Robin Test 2020/2021 – A comparison of testing laboratories

GEV conducted another interlaboratory comparison with the participation of 43 testing laboratories from 15 countries. The results were evaluated by a third-party company to demonstrate the quality of the involved institutes. Emission testing is becoming more and more important in the market, and the comparability of test results is an essential component of reliability. In addition, the comparison provides scientific findings on the performance of the testing method. These have now been published in English in the technical journal of the VDI magazine „Gefahrstoffe”: www.gefahrstoffe.de.

Round Robin Test

GEV Round Robin Test 2017/2018 – A comparison of testing laboratories

For the 3rd time, GEV asked more than 30 testing laboratories to test 3 selected products. The goal of this 3rd round robin was to assess the quality of laboratory testing. The results were statistically evaluated and presented to a panel of scientists in order to gain further insights into the limitations and the potential of the test method. The results were summarized in a scientific paper (English) published in April 2020 in the VDI journal “Gefahrstoffe” (www.gefahrstoffe.de).

Notes:
The copyright of the English publication “Reliability of VOC emission chamber testing – A round-robin test with flooring adhesives and a parquet lacquer” is held by VDI Fachmedien GmbH & Co. KG, Düsseldorf (www.gefahrstoffe.de). The article may only be used for own purposes and must not be modified or marketed to third parties without permission.