EMC lab, Apeldoorn
Kiwa’s EMC lab in Apeldoorn is equiped with start-of-the-art facilities to test the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of a wide range of electronic devices. The laboratory has three anechoic rooms and five shielded rooms, each with a specific set-up.
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Every day, our customers and the organizations in their supply chains make decisions based on a Kiwa certificate, test report, inspection finding or consultant’s analysis. They decide whether a product is of the right quality and can go to market, whether a building or structure can be safely occupied or used and whether important data is secure across their value chain.
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Sometimes liquids occur unintentionally in the gas distribution network. These include, for example, condensed gases from the gas network, often referred to as ‘natural gas condensate’. Liquids in the gas network can be harmful to both human health and the environment. Therefore, correct procedures for removing these liquids are essential. The procedures depend on the type of liquid, which cannot always be determined by visual inspection. Fortunately, there is a solution: infrared spectroscopy (FTIR). This measurement method makes it possible to identify the type of liquid.
Safety and health at work 2026: what a good risk assessment covers
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