FAQ Tera environnement
Connected monitoring stations are used in many settings: indoor-air-quality monitoring in public-access buildings such as schools and offices; ambient-air monitoring around construction sites or ICPE...
TERA Environnement’s connected monitoring stations are compact and lightweight (700 g; 29 × 10 × 10 cm). They measure one or more parameters in real time, including CO2, PM1/PM2.5/PM10, total VOCs by...
TERA Environnement rents a wide range of measurement equipment: a fleet of nearly 200 connected monitoring stations for real-time indoor- and ambient-air monitoring, sampling media such as Radiello...
Following the fire at the Lubrizol plant in Rouen in September 2019, emergency measures were introduced to monitor fallout and its impact on air quality and surfaces in affected areas. TERA...
AdBlue® is a reagent used in selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems in diesel vehicles to reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions. TERA Environnement offers AdBlue® quality-control analyses to...
Outgassing is an analytical method used to determine chemical emissions from a material or product. The material is placed in a closed chamber or micro-chamber and swept with air or nitrogen at...
Yes. TERA Environnement performs performance testing on air cleaners and air-treatment systems. These tests assess how effectively a purification device, such as an activated-carbon filter,...
Extractables are chemical substances that may be extracted from a material by solvents under accelerated or extreme conditions. Leachables are substances that actually migrate into the final product...
TERA Environnement provides comprehensive chemical surface-contamination analyses for cleanroom contamination control and other industrial applications. Sampling methods include surface wiping,...
Yes. TERA Environnement monitors the service life of molecular filters used in cleanrooms to remove acids, bases and VOCs. A piece of filter is extracted with deionized water for acids and bases,...
