Bureau Veritas Netherlands is launching a new CHN capability in January 2024. The CHN analysis is applied on fuel samples using the liquid injection method, which means faster turn-around-times and more precise results.
CHN analysis is a crucial test used to determine the elemental composition of (renewable) fuels in terms of carbon (C), hydrogen (H), and nitrogen (N). This information is vital for assessing the origin (C-14 content), quality, energy content, and combustion characteristics of fuels, including renewable and biofuels.
Our CHN testing method and process is certified by the Dutch Accreditation Council (RVA) under the ISO 17025 accreditation, which is compliant with the Dutch Emissions Authority’s (NEA) requirements for the proof of carbon content in renewable fuels and biofuel feedstocks.
Bureau Veritas is the first lab in the Netherlands accredited to implement this analysis using the liquid injection technique for CHN.
VP Fuels West Europe
Bureau Veritas Group
The credit goes to the team for making sure every detail is compliant with the requirements from the Dutch Accreditation Council. I’m very impressed with the expertise that we have in-house and the commitment of our teams to ensure that we secure this accreditation. This capability will give us the extra edge to tackle the biofuels market and support our clients in accelerating energy transition.
CHN Analysis (Carbon, Hydrogen,…
Bureau Veritas provides CHN testing according to ASTM D5291 standards. Our specialised equipment and trained chemists can support you in analysing fuel samples using the liquid injection method, which means faster turn-around-times and more precise results.