What is ISO 22167 about?
ISO 22167 specifies the requirements and a method for the determination of a volatile matter of solid recovered fuels.
The volatile matter is determined as the loss in mass of the analysed sample, after moisture removal, when the material is heated up under specific conditions of temperature, time and in a reduced atmosphere (anoxic conditions).
Who is ISO 22167 for?
ISO 22167 on the content of volatile matter in solid recovered fuels is relevant to:
- Producers of Solid recovered fuels
- Laboratories and R&D of solid recovered fuels
- Suppliers and purchasers of solid recovered fuels
- Authorities and inspection organizations
Why should you use ISO 22167?
Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) is a fuel made from residual waste left behind once all commodities and contaminants have been removed.
ISO 22167 provide guidance on apparatus, sampling and sample preparation, procedure, and calculations required to determine the content of volatile matter in Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF).
ISO 22167 assist the user to improve the quality of solid recovered fuel which helps them to increase their sales and widens the market reach for the product. With a high quality of fuel, the user will be able to build consumer trust and confidence in their product.
