Resultaten ringtest 2005 zware metalen en arseen in twee monsters zuiveringsslib in het kader van de regeling "Bemonstering en Analyse Overige Organische Meststoffen" (BOOM)

J.J.M. Driessen; J.J. van Oostrom; A. van Polanen

Resultaten ringtest 2005 zware metalen en arseen in twee monsters zuiveringsslib in het kader van de regeling "Bemonstering en Analyse Overige Organische Meststoffen" (BOOM)

J.J.M. Driessen, J.J. van Oostrom, A. van Polanen

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Abstract

In The Netherlands a large quantity of domestic, agricultural and industrial organic wastes is produced. After purification or composting processes these substances can be partly re-used as organic fertilisers on the condition that this does not lead to contamination of the environment. In the so called Dutch regulation "Besluit kwaliteit en gebruik Overige Organische Meststoffen" (BOOM) (1) sewage sludge, compost and soil are considered as organic fertilisers. For these fertilisers the regulation sets maximum residue limits for the heavy metals cadmium, chromium, copper, mercury, lead, nickel, zinc and arsenic. By BOOM, normalised methods (NEN) are prescribed for the determination of these elements. RIKILT organised as supervisor of the regulation BOOM an interlaboratory study to check the performance of the laboratories involved in BOOM analysis

Original language	Dutch
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Publisher	RIKILT
Publication status	Published - 2005

Publication series

Name	Rapport / RIKILT
Publisher	RIKILT
No.	2005.011

Keywords

heavy metals
arsenic
quality controls
reference standards
sewage sludge
laboratory methods

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