from any lab that has CA 01350 in its ISO 17025 certification would show this for a single product (there may be other labs, but the ones that have probably done the most of these tests are Air Quality...

European regulations (ISO11890-2 and ASTMD 2369) and therefore is not comparable to the US American standards defined by USEPA (USEPA Reference Method 24) or SCAQMD (Methods 304, 316-A and B). EMICODE:...

identifying the total recycled content. If your manufacturer gives you suspicious looking documentation (100% recycled exit signs), call them back and confirm that they're following the ISO standards....

mixtures of VOCs characteristic of the broad range of products and materials being assessed. This problem with TVOC is well recognized by true experts. In particular, ISO 16000-9, the emission test method...

was forwarded to me in the Technical Services department of ASHRAE. The program in Appendix D references an ISO Standard 7730. ASHRAE does not publish a software program with the ability to generate these graphs...

EQ credit 3.2, option 2, references to: EPA Compendium of Methods for the Determination of Air Pollutants in Indoor Air. Would any international standards be accepted as equivalent, such as ISO 16000 standards series? IEQc3.2 ...

is made to limit values in GS-11 (version May 1993)- but these limit values are linked to the corresponding testing method. ISO 11890-2 measures in a different manner (in my eyes in a better manner),...

It's a bit more complicated than that. At SCS we combine ISO and FTC definitions. In the example cited, our interpretation would hinge on two factors. 1) is the glass from the original manufacturer no longer of a quality sufficient to be used in the the product produced at that plant? In other words, does it qualify as waste? 2) Does it go through a re-processing step before it can be used as feedstock? In other words, is something done to it before it can be used in the second plant? If the answer is 'yes' to both questions, it is clearly recycled. This is the basic definition,...

documentented as recycled content under MR4 in the various LEED programs? SCM's included in the calculations if they are considered recycled content under the ISO 14021 guidelines. ISO 14021 indicates...

Anne Nicklin Executive Director Building Materials Reuse Association LEEDuser Basic Member 167 thumbs up November 11, 2010- 10:09 pm Hi Kelly, If the mulch is truly from a recycled source, then yes it can count towards MRc4. Any mulch from a virgin tree cut for the purpose of being mulched would not count, but if the manufacturer can display that they are re-processing a material in compliance with ISO 140221, then it should count. I'm assuming that you have trees on your site that are being cut down to make way for a building? They would be included in your MRc2 calculations, and chipping...