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Program Schedule July 2017 to June 2018
PROGRAM |
DETERMINATIONS |
SAMPLE DISPATCH |
Chemical |
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Waters/215 |
Priority Pollutant Phenols |
4 Jul-17 |
Waters/216 |
Calcium, Magnesium, Sodium, Potassium |
8 Aug-17 |
Waters/217 |
Bromide, Chloride, Fluoride, Iodide |
28 Aug-17 |
Waters/218 |
Total Solids, Total Suspended Solids, Total Dissolved Solids |
12 Sep-17 |
Waters/219 |
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen, Total Phosphorus |
3 Oct-17 |
Waters/220 |
Total Recoverable Oil and Grease |
24 Oct-17 |
Waters/221 |
Sulphate, Conductivity, pH, Turbidity, Colour |
13 Nov-17 |
Waters/222 |
Metals (Aluminium, Barium, Bismuth, Boron, Lithium, Manganese, Silver, Strontium) |
17 Dec-17 |
Waters/223 |
Minerals (Physical parameters, anions, cations) |
23-Jan-18 |
Waters/224 |
Nitrate, Ammonia, Orthophosphate |
27 Feb-18 |
Waters/225 |
Hardness |
19 Mar-18 |
Waters/226 |
Organophosphorus Pesticides |
10 Apr-18 |
Waters/227 |
Biochemical Oxygen Demand, Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand, Chemical Oxygen Demand, Total Organic Carbon |
23 Apr-18 |
Waters/228 |
Metals (Chromium, Copper, Iron, Lead, Nickel, Thallium, Zinc) |
15 May-18 |
Waters/229 |
Total Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissociable Cyanide, Free Cyanide |
29 May-18 |
Waters/230 |
Sulphate, Conductivity, pH, Turbidity, Colour |
19 Jun-18 |
SeaWaters/3 |
Trace Elements |
18 Jul-17 |
SeaWaters/4 |
To be determined |
17 Apr-18 |
Asbestos ID/16 |
Bulk sample identification |
Oct-17 |
Asbestos/36 |
Slide fibre count |
Mar-17 |
Asbestos/37 |
Slide fibre count |
Mar-18 |
Asbestos in Soil/8 |
Sample identification in soil |
Mar-17 |
Asbestos in Soil/9 |
Sample identification in soil |
Mar-18 |
Food/41 |
Whole Milk Powder (Protein, Fat, Moisture, Ash, Carbohydrate, Energy) |
18 Jul-17 |
Paint/27 |
Liquid Paint - Wet film thickness, Density, Application, Consistency, Hard dry, Recoating properties, Specular gloss |
Mar-18 |
Paint/28 |
Liquid Paint - tests to be determined |
Mar-18 |
Metal Alloys/33 |
Ferrous |
Oct-17 |
Metal Alloys/34 |
Ferrous |
May-18 |
Soils(Chemical)/14 |
To be determined |
Nov-17 |
Soils (Chemical)/15 |
To be determined |
Apr-18 |
Wine/25 |
Total Acidity, Volatile Acidity, Actual Alcohol, Total Sulfur Dioxide, Residual Sugars, Reducing Sugars (glucose and fructose), pH, Specific Gravity |
Aug-17 |
Coal/36 |
Proximate analysis + trace elements |
Nov-17 |
Bitumen/9 |
Viscosity, Density, Penetration, RTFOT, Vacuum viscosity |
Jan-17 |
Cement/9 |
Chemical composition, Loss on ignition, Insoluble residue, Specific surface area, Fineness, Laser granulometry |
Aug-17 |
Geochemical/13 |
Iron Ore – chemical compositional analysis |
Dec-17 |
Air & Emissions/11 |
Particulate Matter on filter paper |
Nov-17 |
Air & Emissions/12 |
To be determined |
May-18 |
Textiles/3 |
Breaking Load, Extension, Threads/Unit Length, Mass per Unit Area, Quantitative Fibre Analysis |
Nov-17 |
PCBs in Oil/10 |
Aroclors 1016, 1242, 1254 & 1260 |
Mar-18 |
Biological |
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Waters/60 |
Effluent - E. coli, Faecal & Total Coliforms, Plate, Strep. |
5 Sep-17 |
Waters/61 |
Potable - E. coli, Faecal & Total Coliforms, Plate, Strep. |
26 Feb-18 |
Waters/62 |
Effluent - E. coli, Faecal & Total Coliforms, Plate, Strep. |
12 Jun-18 |
Dialysis in Waters/3 |
Total viable counts |
20 Feb-18 |
Pathogens in Food/36 |
Salmonella & Listeria |
26 Sep-17 |
Pathogens in Food/37 |
Salmonella & Listeria |
3 Apr-18 |
Legionella/55 |
Enumeration & identification |
22 Aug-17 |
Legionella/56 |
Enumeration & identification |
20 Feb-18 |
Non-Pathogens in Food/23 |
E. coli, Total plate count, Coliforms, Yeast, Moulds |
16 Oct-17 |
Non-Pathogens in Food/24 |
E. coli, Total plate count, Coliforms, Yeast, Moulds |
8 May-18 |
Algae/18 |
Enumeration & identification |
Nov-17 |
Crypto & Giardia/40 |
Enumeration & identification |
Oct-17 |
Crypto & Giardia/41 |
Enumeration & identification |
Apr-18 |
Construction Materials |
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Soils/23 |
Classification |
Jan-18 |
Soils/24 |
Classification, CBR |
Jun-18 |
Concrete/23 |
Compressive strength, dimensions |
Mar-18 |
Aggregates/19 |
Particle size distribution, particle shape particle density, water absorption |
April-18 |
Mechanical |
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Hardness Testing of Metals/13 |
Hardness testing of metal |
Dec-17 |
Hardness Testing of Metals/14 |
Hardness testing of metal |
May-18 |
Tensile Testing of Metals/11 |
Tensile testing of metal |
Jan-18 |
Fastener/1 |
Tensile testing of bolts |
Jul-17 |
Impact Testing of Metals/3 |
Charpy impact |
Oct-17 |
NDT |
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Magnetic Particle Inspection/3 |
Steel pipe, plate and tee and Y |
Schedule to start Jul-17 |
Radiography |
Steel pipe, plate and tee |
Upon request |
Ultrasonics/3 |
Steel pipe, plate and tee and Y |
Upon request |
Calibration |
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Digital Multimeter/4 |
HP 34401A Digital Multimeter - DC Voltage (0.1 ~ 1000 V), AC Voltage (0.1 ~ 750 V), DC Current (0.01 ~ 3 A), AC Current (1 ~ 3 A), and Resistance (1 Ohm ~ 10 Meg Ohm) |
Schedule from Jul-17 |
Gravimetric/5 |
Five or six point balance to determine inhalable/respirable dust, welding fumes and gases |
Upon request |
Mass/3 |
10mg, 1g, 10g, 200g |
Upon request |
Temperature/3 |
Digital Temperature Indicator System - 0°C to 420°C in 20°C steps |
Upon request |
Gauge Blocks/2 |
Nominal lengths - 2mm, 8mm, 20mm and 100mm |
Upon request |
Flow Meter/1 |
Flow rate between 0.5 and 65 m³ h-1 |
Upon request |
Measurement Audits |
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Optics & Radiometry |
Upon request |
Various |
Metrology |
Upon request |
Various |
Acoustic & Vibration |
Upon request |
Various |
Electrical |
Upon request |
Various |
Heat & Temperature |
Upon request |
Various |
Optics & Radiometry |
Upon request |
Various |
PTA actively develops new programs throughout the year. Our schedule is regularly updated to reflect the introduction of these programs. Customers are advised to regularly check our website for details of changes of sample dispatch dates or the addition of new programs. Additional sample sets may be ordered which includes PTA evaluation of the additional results submitted and will incur a fee of approximately 80% of the quoted participation fee. Additional results may be submitted for PTA evaluation for each set of samples supplied per laboratory and will incur a fee of approximately 40% of the quoted participation fee.
Spare samples may be available from completed rounds and will incur a fee of approximately 80% of the quoted participation fee. Further information:
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