ASTM D2914
Standard Test Methods for Sulfur Dioxide Content of the Atmosphere (West-Gaeke Method)
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ASTM D2914 is the ASTM standard for measuring sulfur dioxide content of the atmosphere using the West-Gaeke Method. It provides a recognized technical basis for assessing sulfur dioxide in air, helping users support environmental monitoring, field sampling, and related quality control activities. As a standards document, it is intended to promote consistency in how sulfur dioxide measurements are made and reported, which can improve comparability across testing programs and monitoring locations.
What is ASTM D2914?
ASTM D2914, officially titled Standard Test Methods for Sulfur Dioxide Content of the Atmosphere (West-Gaeke Method), describes a test method for determining sulfur dioxide in atmospheric samples. The standard is used as a technical reference for a specific analytical approach rather than a general air-quality overview. In practical terms, it supports users who need a recognized ASTM standard for sulfur dioxide measurement, helping establish a consistent procedure for sampling, analysis, and reporting within monitoring workflows.
Where is ASTM D2914 used?
This standard is commonly used in atmospheric testing and air monitoring programs where sulfur dioxide measurements are needed. It may be applied in environmental laboratories, field sampling efforts, and compliance-related monitoring workflows that rely on a defined method for gas analysis. ASTM D2914 is also relevant for organizations that compare results across sites or over time and need a consistent technical document to support measurement practices and data interpretation.
Why is ASTM D2914 important?
ASTM D2914 matters because it helps bring consistency to sulfur dioxide testing in air. Using a recognized standard can support more reliable results, reduce variation between laboratories or monitoring teams, and strengthen documentation for quality control or regulatory review. For buyers and technical users, the standard provides a clear reference point for procurement and method selection when sulfur dioxide content of the atmosphere must be measured in a repeatable, defensible way.
- Atmospheric sulfur dioxide measurement
- West-Gaeke Method reference
- Environmental monitoring support
- Consistent sampling and reporting
- Quality control and compliance use
- Publication Date: 2024-10-09
- Publisher: ASTM
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