ECISS/TC 102/WG 5 - Chemical analysis of ferro alloys
To propose and validate routine methods and/or recommendations for the sampling and sample preparation. To propose and validate procedures for the statistical treatment of analytical data. This WG is also deals with the topics handled by the former Group of Experts of Euronorm CRMs and is the link between the former ECISS/TC 102 and the Producers Group of Euronorm CRMs.
Chemical analysis of ferro alloys
To propose and validate routine methods and/or recommendations for the sampling and sample preparation. To propose and validate procedures for the statistical treatment of analytical data. This WG is also deals with the topics handled by the former Group of Experts of Euronorm CRMs and is the link between the former ECISS/TC 102 and the Producers Group of Euronorm CRMs.
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ECISS/TC 102/WG 5 is a Working Group within the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). It is named "Chemical analysis of ferro alloys" and is responsible for: To propose and validate routine methods and/or recommendations for the sampling and sample preparation. To propose and validate procedures for the statistical treatment of analytical data. This WG is also deals with the topics handled by the former Group of Experts of Euronorm CRMs and is the link between the former ECISS/TC 102 and the Producers Group of Euronorm CRMs. This committee has published 7 standards.
ECISS/TC 102/WG 5 develops CEN standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: To propose and validate routine methods and/or recommendations for the sampling and sample preparation. To propose and validate procedures for the statistical treatment of analytical data. This WG is also deals with the topics handled by the former Group of Experts of Euronorm CRMs and is the link between the former ECISS/TC 102 and the Producers Group of Euronorm CRMs. Currently, there are 7 published standards from this working group.
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