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1 2 Pine Trees, Chertsey Lane, Staines-upon-Thames, TW18 3HR, UK PO Box Safat Kuwait Contact: Ayman Abdulhai Tel: Ext Fax: Website: Sulaibiyatestinglab Testing performed at the above address only DETAIL OF ACCREDITATION WATERS Raw Sewage, Clean Water, and Seawater Raw Sewage, Clean Water, and Seawater ph Conductivity Total Suspended Solids Total Dissolved Solids Total Dissolved Solids LTM 101 (APHA-4500H B) using ph Meter LTM 102 (APHA-2510B) using conductivity meter LTM 103 (APHA-2540D) using LTM 105 (APHA-2540C) using (180 C) LTM 146 (APHA-2510A&B) using conductivity Chemical Oxygen Demand LTM 107 and LTM 152 (APHA-5220B) using manual titration and potentiometric titration respectively Biochemical Oxygen Demand LTM 127 (APHA- 5210B) 5 day test Ammonia Nitrogen LTM 109 (APHA-4500 NH3 B&C) using automated steam distillation and Titrimetry Ammonia Nitrogen LTM 155 (ASTM - D Method A) Direct Nesslerisation Method Assessment Manager: DL Page 1 of 6
2 WATERS Total Phosphate/Phosphorous Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen Organic Nitrogen Aluminium Barium Calcium Magnesium Manganese Potassium Sodium Strontium Phosphorous (total P) LTM 116 (APHA-4500 P C) using LTM 149 (APHA-4500C) using automated instrumentation LTM 115 (APHA-4500N) by calculation LTM 111 (APHA-4500N) using automated instrumentation LTM 150 (APHA 4500A) by calculation Alkalinity LTM 119 and LTM 153 (APHA-2320 B) using manual Titrimetry and potentiometric totrimetry respectively Chloride LTM 120 (APHA-4500Cl D) using manual Titrimetry Chloride LTM 154 (APHA-4500Cl B) using potentiometric titrimetry Raw Sewage, Clean Water and seawater Sulphate LTM 121 (APHA-4500 SO4 E) using Nitrite Nitrogen LTM 114 (APHA-4500 NO2 B) using Assessment Manager: DL Page 2 of 6
3 WATERS Raw Sewage, and Clean Water Sulphide LTM 122 (APHA 4500S D) using Raw Sewage and Clean Water Arsenic Beryllium Cadmium Chromium Cobalt Lithium Molybdenum Zinc Raw Sewage and Clean Water Volatile Suspended Solids LTM 104 (APHA-2540E) using Clean Water and Free Chlorine LTM 123 (APHA-4500 Cl G) using Clean Water and Colour (ADMI) LTM 125 (APHA-2120 F) using Clean Water and Total Hardness LTM 130 (APHA-2340 B) by Calculation Clean Water Turbidity LTM 128 (APHA-2130 B) using Nephelometry Clean Water and Seawater Nitrate Nitrogen LTM 113 (APHA-4500 NO3 E) using Clean Water Total Hardness LTM 129 (EPA-130.1) using Clean Water Selenium Clean water and Seawater Silica LTM 126 (APHA-4500 SiO2 D) using Assessment Manager: DL Page 3 of 6
4 WATERS Seawater Ammonia Nitrogen LTM 143 (APHA-4500 NH3 D) using Ion Selective Electrode Seawater Salinity LTM 151 (APHA-2520B) using conductivity meter Seawater Phosphorous (total) Cadmium SEWAGE Raw Sewage Oil and Grease LTM 108 (APHA 5520C) using Partition Infra-Red Raw Sewage Silver Raw Sewage Settleable Solids LTM 138 (APHA-2540 F) using Volume Measurement Sewage Sludge Sludge Volume LTM 131 (APHA-2710 C) using Volume Measurement Sewage Sludge Sludge Volume Index LTM 133 (APHA-2710 D) by calculation Sewage Sludge Capillary Suction Time LTM 132 (APHA-2710 G) using Time measurement Assessment Manager: DL Page 4 of 6
5 SEWAGE Sewage Sludge Volatile Suspended Solids LTM 104 (APHA-2540E) using Sewage Sludge Total Solids LTM 106 (APHA-2540 B&G) using Gravimetry Sewage Sludge Total Volatile Solids LTM 140 (APHA-2540 G) using Gravimetry Sewage Sludge Total Suspended Solids LTM 103 (APHA-2540D) using Biological Tests Sewage Sludge Microscopic Examination LTM 254 (based on Process Control of Activated Sludge Plants by Microscopic Examination) by D H Eikelboom WATERS Raw Sewage, Clean Water, Raw Sewage, Clean Water, and Seawater Raw Sewage, Clean Water, Microbiological Tests Total Coliforms (Presumptive and Confirmed) Faecal Coliforms (Presumptive and Confirmed) Salmonella (Presence and Absence) LTM 251 (APHA-9222 B) using Membrane Filtration LTM 252 (APHA-9222D) using Membrane Filtration LTM 253 (based on Campden Microbiological Methods Manual) using Membrane Filtration Raw Sewage and Clean Water Enterococci (Presumptive) LTM 258 (APHA-9230 C) using Membrane Filtration Raw Sewage, Clean Water, Total Bacterial Count LTM 256 (APHA-9000, 9215D) using Membrane Filtration Assessment Manager: DL Page 5 of 6
6 SOILS & SEDIMENTS Sandy Soils Sediments Arsenic Beryllium Cadmium Manganese Zinc Aluminium Beryllium Manganese LTM 204 (ASTM D B) digestion and LTM 205 (APHA 3120B) using LTM 204 (ASTM D B) digestion and LTM 205 (APHA 3120B) using END Assessment Manager: DL Page 6 of 6
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