- Home
- Companies
- ECHO Instrumenst d.o.o.
- Products
- ECHO Instruments - Respirometer - Model ...
ECHO Instruments - Respirometer - Model ER -Biodegradation measurements
Respirometer is a device that measures respiration of living organisms. Respirometer determines aerobic or anaerobic biodegradability of solid or liquid samples in various applications. Respirometer measures O₂ and CO₂ concentration in flow through the sample under controlled conditions. Additional gases can also be measured. Applications: - Biodegradation in compost; - Biodegradation in soil; - Biodegradation in fresh waters; - Biodegradation in marine waters; - Biodegradation in sediments; - Measuring δC13 Isotope ON-LINE; - Insects and small animals respirometry; - Biodegradation in waste waters; - Biodegradation in activated sludge; - Aerobic and anaerobic conditions; - Food respiration, R&D in plastics, biotechnology- Biodegradation in compost;
- Biodegradation in soil;
- Biodegradation in fresh waters;
- Biodegradation in marine waters;
- Biodegradation in sediments;
- Measuring δC13 Isotope ON-LINE;
- Insects and small animals respirometry;
- Biodegradation in waste waters;
- Biodegradation in activated sludge;
- Aerobic and anaerobic conditions;
- Food respiration, R&D in plastics, biotechnology
Standrads:
- ISO 14855–1 & ASTM D5338; Determination of the ultimate aerobic biodegradability of plastic
materials under controlled composting conditions;
- ISO 17556:2019; Determination of the ultimate aerobic biodegradability of plastic materials in soil
by measuring the oxygen demand in a respirometer or the amount of carbon dioxide evolved;
- ISO 14852:2021; Determination of the ultimate aerobic biodegradability of plastic materials in
an aqueous medium. Method by analysis of evolved carbon dioxide;
- ISO 16929:2021; Determination of the degree of disintegration of plastic materials under defined
composting conditions in a pilot-scale test;
- ASTM D6691–17; Standard Test Method for Determining Aerobic Biodegradation of Plastic Materials
in the Marine Environment by a Defined Microbial Consortium or Natural Sea Water Inoculum;
- OECD 301B; Biodegradability of the material by evaluating the production of CO₂ over a minimum
of 28 days in a liquid environment;
- ISO 23977, ISO 18830, ISO 19679, ISO 22403, ISO 22404 and many more.
