Non-Electrical Certification
In 2016 standards ISO/IEC 80079-36 and ISO/IEC 80079-37 were published, meaning that for the first time non-electrical equipment for use in explosive atmospheres can achieve IECEx certification.
IEC 80079-36 is the standard which covers the basic method and requirements for non-electrical equipment and IEC 80079-37 covers non-electrical equipment for types of protection ‘constructional safety’ (“c”), ‘control of ignition sources’ (“b”) and ‘liquid immersion (“k”).
Non-Electrical Equipment meeting the requirements of EN ISO 80079-36:2016 shall be marked with the Ex-marking code “h”; non-electrical equipment meeting the requirements of EN ISO 80079-37:2016 supplemental to those of EN ISO 80079-36:2016 shall also be marked with the Ex-marking code “h”.
There is no additional marking with regard to the specific Type(s) of protection applied. In accordance with EN ISO 80079-36:2016 – clause 9, and EN ISO 80079-37:2016 – clause 10, the description of the type(s) of protection, e.g. “c” (constructional safety), applied is given in the instructions manual of the equipment.
Route to Compliance.

ESD and Antistatic Test

Safety integrity level (SIL)

What is SIL
According to Wikipedia, “Safety integrity level (SIL) is defined as a relative level of risk-reduction provided by a safety function, or to specify a target level of risk reduction. In simple terms, SIL is a measurement of performance required for a safety instrumented function (SIF).”

Type Approval Test Certificate For All Type of Air Filter According with
European standard for air filters
Additional tools Air pollution from the main sources - Air emissions from road vehicles
Air pollutant emissions from transport are a main contributor to air quality problems in Europe. Emissions of particulate matter (PM), nitrogen oxides (NOx), unburnt hydrocarbons (HC) and carbon monoxide (CO) are regulated in the EU.
1-PRODUCT CERTIFICATION
2- EU CERTIFICATION ON PED DIRECTIVE
2--TECHNICAL CERTIFICATION RULES OF THE EUROVENT CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE MARK

TYPE APPROVAL CERTIFICATION

TESTING FOR GASKETS FOR SEGMENTAL TUNNEL LINERS

This describes elastomeric compression gaskets for bored tunnels, and specifically for the Channel Tunnel.
These gaskets, when properly designed and manufactured, can fulfil all sealing requirements for today's tunnels, whatever the method of tunnel construction. Although the size and configuration of the gasket can vary, all gaskets must fulfil the following performance:
1- Criteria relative ease of installation.
2- Ability to accommodate construction tolerances and differential
3- Movement between components;
 4- Ability to provide an efficient, watertight seal during the planned service life of the tunnel.
To achieve a sealing system which will fulfil the performance criteria for a given tunnel project, a series of specific laboratory tests must be performed, to evaluate the gasket and its mounting surface or groove.
OY Elspecta-AB Laboratory outlines these tests, and describes briefly the design, manufacture and installation of the gaskets. It then considers the use of elastomeric compression gaskets in:
(1) the New Elbe Tunnel
(2) the Antwerp Metro
 3) the Sheffield Interceptor
(4) Finally, it discusses the quality control of gaskets.

All following Gaskets Testing Model's Can be done in OY Elspecta-AB  laboratory
Testing whit the Trelleborg Requirements Model's
Trelleborg is a world leader in engineered polymer solutions that seal, damp and protect critical applications in demanding environments.
Testing whit the STUVA Requirements Model's
STUVA e. V. is a non-profit and internationally active research company. Today it has about 250 corporate members. Everybody who is anybody is represented: industry, associations, cities, transport companies, engineering offices, universities.
Testing whit the VIP-Weco Requirements Model's
VIPSeal® is proud to be the preferred seal supplier to a number of leading global pipe manufacturers operating in the ductile iron, clay, plastic and concrete pipeline market sectors.