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4.16.1 Scope of accreditationACCREDITATION NO: 61
Contact: Mr J Franceschini
PHONE: (03) 9850 9722
FAX: (03) 9850 9733
MOBILE: 0407 477 617
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Facilities: Public testing service
This laboratory complies with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 (2005)
7.11 Cements, concrete and related products
.31 Concrete
listed as determination (s) by technique (s) using method (s) -
Cement Content – nominal mix by classical using in-house S&H C001.2
Chloride and sulphate content by classical using AS1012.20
.32 Mortar
Analysis by classical techniques
By methods of – AS 2701 section 7; AS3700 appendix CFA in-house M005
For the following determination – Calcium oxide; cement and lime content; durability testing
.41 Aggregates
Analysis by classical techniques
By methods of – AS 1012.20 (chloride and sulphate) AS 1141 Sections 5, 11, 12, 13, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 BS 812 Part 117
For the following determinations – Chloride, clay and fine silt; light particles; material finer than 2 micron; materials finer than 75 micron; organic impurities other than sugar; particle density; particle size distribution; potential reactivity; soluble salts; sugar; sulphate; water absorption; water soluble chloride salts; weak particles.
.71 Sampling
By the methods of – AS 2701.2
For the following determination – Mortar sampling
7.66 Waters
Analysis by classical techniques
By the methods of – APHA 2510; 2540 C, D; 4500-C/-; 4500-F-; 4500-H+; 4500-SO42-
For the following determinations – Chloride; conductivity; fluoride; pH; solids – total dissolved, total suspended; sulphate
.01 Waters for potable and domestic purposes
.02 Waters for irrigation and stock
.03 Waters for industrial and steam-raising purposes
.05 Trade wastes
7.81 Constituents of the environment
.31 Soils
By the methods of – EPA (Victoria) and in-house
For the following determinations – Electrical conductivity; pH; sulphate; water soluble chloride
Accreditation No: 61
(Scope Last Changed 19/03/08)
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