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2010 NAFA Technical Seminar ● April 21 - 23 , 2010 Louisville, KY. International standardization activity related to air cleaning equipment. The Galt House Hotel , April 23 rd 2010 Track Two "What's new: International Standardization" 11:45-12:15. Paolo Tronville Politecnico di Torino
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2010 NAFA Technical Seminar ● April 21 - 23 , 2010Louisville, KY International standardization activity related to air cleaning equipment The Galt House Hotel, April 23rd 2010 Track Two "What's new: International Standardization" 11:45-12:15 Paolo Tronville Politecnico di Torino Italy
Background • Standards-writing organizations have been developing “regional” air filtration standards for more than 50 years • ASHRAE and IEST have been providing air filter test methods and ratings for the US market and beyond • Globalization and new emerging markets represent a new challenge for leading organizations like ASHRAE, CEN, … • ISO (International Organization for Standardization) was founded in 1946 and develops International Standards • 156 national bodies and 580 organizations in liaison • ISO is the clear leader for the production of International Standards: about 200 Technical Committees (TC) at work Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
Member Country SC TC Secretariat ISO Experts Member Country TAG WG How Does It Happen? Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
ISO/TC142"Cleaning equipment for air and other gases" Scope: Standardization in the fields of terminology, classification, characteristics, and test and performance methods for air and gas cleaning and disinfecting equipment for general ventilation and industrial applications. Excluded : • exhaust gas cleaners for gas turbines and IC engines in mobile equipment, this being within the scope of other ISO technical committees; • filters for personal protection equipment which are the field of work of technical committee ISO/TC 94; • cabin filters in mobile equipment covered by ISO/TC 22, 23 and 127. Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
History of ISO/TC142 • Created in 1970 (French Secretariat) • Published 2 documents • ISO 3649 – Vocabulary • ISO 6584 – Classification of Dust Separators • Put in stand-by in May 1976 (USA was not participating) • Re-activated in 2005 • Secretariat: UNI (Italy) • Secretary: Anna Martino (martino@cti2000.it) • Chairman: Paolo Tronville (paolo.tronville@polito.it) … volunteers welcome to apply for the position! Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
ISO/TC142 current structure 16 P-members (participating countries), about 100 experts • WG 1 "Terminology" (John Dyment, UK) • WG 2 "UV-C technology" (Peter Beale, Steril-Aire, USA) • WG 3 "General ventilation filters" (Don Thornburg, Camfil Farr, USA) • WG 4 "HEPA and ULPA filters" (R. Vijayakumar, USA) • WG 5 "Dust collectors, droplet separators and purifiers" (Bruce McDonald, USA) • WG 8 "Gas-phase air cleaning devices" (Mikael Forslund, Camfil Farr, Sweden) • WG 9 "Particulate air filter intake systems for rotary machinery and stationary internal combustion engines" (Ulf Johansson, Camfil Farr, Sweden) • JWG "Aerosol filters for nuclear applications" (Pierre Cortes, ITER, France) Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
Stages leading to a new standard After a New Work Item Proposal has been approved the clock starts running: the work must be completed in 24, 36 (usually) or 48 months. Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
WG 2 "UV-C technology" • PWI 15714 “UV-C Devices - UV-C energy required to destroy 70%, 90%, 99% and 99,9% of the microbes travelling in the air stream of an air conditioning system” • PWI 15727 “UV-C Devices - Measurement of output of UV-C lamp” • PWI 15820 “UV-C Devices - Measurement of UV-C Tube Energy Loss Over Time” • PWI 15842 “UV-C Devices - Energy required at the surface of an evaporator-coil to destroy the typical bio-film” • PWI 15858 “UV-C Devices - Safety information” • PWI 15965 “UV-C Devices - Energy required to destroy bacteria and viruses on surfaces” Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
WG 3 "General ventilation filters" • TS 21220:2009 “Particulate air filters for general ventilation - Determination of filtration performance” … classification to be added • CD 29462 “Field testing of general ventilation filtration devices and systems for in-situ removal efficiency by particle size and resistance to air flow” • PWI 12249-x “Particulate air filters for general ventilation • Part 1: Method of calculation for the life cycle cost for air cleaning devices” • Part 2: Method of calculation for the energy performance of air cleaning devices and for the classification of the energy performance” • Part 3: Application of the life cycle assessment to air cleaning devices” • NP 14086 “Fractional efficiency test on flat sheet filter media with efficiency lower than that addressed in CD 29463 - Method of testing” • PWI 15957 “Challenge contaminants for testing air cleaning equipment” Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
WG 4 "HEPA and ULPA filters" • DIS 29463-1 “High-efficiency filters and filter media for removing particles from air - Part 1: Classification, performance testing and marking” • DIS 29463-2 “High-efficiency filters and filter media for removing particles from air - Part 2: Aerosol production, measuring equipment and particle-counting statistics” • DIS 29463-3 “High-efficiency filters and filter media for removing particles from air - Part 3: Test method for flat sheet filter media” • DIS 29463-4 “High-efficiency filters and filter media for removing particles from air - Part 4: Test method for determining the leakage of filter elements (scan method)” • DIS 29463-5 “High-efficiency filters and filter media for removing particles from air - Part 5: Test method for determining the efficiency of filter elements” Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
WG 8 "Gas-phase air cleaning devices" • CD 10121-2 "Test method for assessing the performance of gas-phase air cleaning media and devices for general ventilation - Part 2: Gas-phase air cleaning devices" • NP 10121-1 "Test method for assessing the performance of gas-phase air cleaning media and devices for general ventilation - Part 1: Gas-phase air cleaning media" • Granules (irregular shaped particles) • Pellets (extruded particles or agglomerates) • Beads (smooth spherical particles) • Flat sheet (flexible, thin, 2-dimensional) • Flexible structure (bonded particles, honeycomb trays, extruded monoliths) • Parts of devices (cut sections from a complete GPACD) Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
WG 9 … gas turbines … CD 29461-1 “ Part 1: Test methods and classification for static filter elements” NP 29461-2 “Part 2: Test methods and classification for cleanable (pulse jet) filter systems Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
So … … do it once, do it right, do it internationally! Next ISO/TC 142 plenary meeting in Shanghai on November 16th 2010 Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar
Thank you for your attention! Paolo Tronville - NAFA 2010 Technical Seminar