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CARDS 2006Regional Quality Infrastructure project
Proficiency Testing
Albania Bosnia & Herzegovina Croatia
Montenegro Serbia-the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
PT 2 Scheme Drinking water
PT Protocol
PROVIDER:University of LjubljanaFaculty of Electrical EngineeringLaboratory of Metrology and qualityTraka 25, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
PILOT LAB:Center for ecotoxicological research of Montenegro
Put Radomira Ivanovia 281000 Podgorica, MontenegroTel.: +382 81 658 090Danijela ukovie-mail: [email protected]
Purpose of the scheme
The aim of this proficiency testing is to picture objectively the degree of equivalence andthe quality of physical-chemical measurements by comparing participants measurementresults with external reference values. These reference values are completely independentfrom the participants results.
The above project, funded by the European Commission and EFTA, has contracted theUniversity of Ljubljana to conduct a very wide-ranging series of intercomparisons for
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laboratories in the countries of the Western Balkans. The Center for ecotoxicologicalresearch of Montenegro has been chosen as a pilot laboratory for drinking water PT.
Collaborators
An expert advisor assigned to PT2 testing scheme is Dr. Janja Turi from theEnvironmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia.
Participants
There are eight participants to this intercomparison. Contact details are listedalphabetically:
Albania
Participating laboratory: Public Health institute(AL)Contact person: Pranvera KASAJAddress: Alexander MOISIU 80Zip: 1000City: TiranaPhone: +355 4374756Mobile: +355 692387042Email: [email protected]
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Participating laboratory: Watersupply Sarajevo (Federation BiH)Contact person: Mrs. Senija AlimanoviAddress: ul. Jaroslava ernija 8Zip: 71000City: SarajevoPhone: +387 33 440 024Mobile: +387 61 520 613Email: [email protected]
Participating laboratory: Tati d.o.o Tati laboratory
Contact person: Mrs. Radoslava PijunoviAddress: Osjeani bbZip: 74225City: Osjeani-DobojPhone: +387 53 284 023Mobile: +387 65 709 384Email: [email protected]
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Croatia
Participating laboratory: Public Health Institute of Istrian Country (HR)Contact person: Mrs. Sonja DikoviAddress: V. Nazor23
Zip: 52100City: PulaPhone: +385 52 529 060Fax: +385 52 529 076Email: [email protected]
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Participating laboratory: Republic Health Protection Institute (MK)Contact person: Mrs. Svetlana Toevska
Address: ul.50-ta Divizija br 50Zip: 1000City: SkopjePhone: +389 2 312 5044Mobile: +389 70 809 144Email: [email protected]
Serbia
Participating laboratory: Public Health Institut"Dr Milan Jovanovi Batut" (RS)Contact person: Mr. Dejan Nati
Address: Dr Subotia 5Zip: 11000City: BeogradPhone: +381 11 268 5593Fax: +381 64 244 8006Email: [email protected]
Participating laboratory: National Public Health Institute (Kosovo, UNSCR 1244)Contact person: Dr. Burbuqe Nushi-Latifi
Address: University clinical Hospital,Center Compound, Mother Theresa nn Prishtina -Kosovo UNMIKZip: 10000City: PritinaPhone: +381 38 551 431Mobile: +377 44 127 617Email: [email protected]
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Republic of Slovenia
Participating laboratory: Envoronmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia (SI)Contact person: dr.Janja Turi
Address: Vojkova 1BZip: 1000City: Ljubljanae-mail: [email protected]
Test items and parameters
In order to prepare samples with matrixes that are as close as possible to routine drinkingwater samples, test items of concern will be tap water and spiked tap water.
In the following table are presented parameters and proposed methods for the PT. Inaddition, laboratories may use methods they are accredited for or methods they use forroutine measurements.
Parameter Proposed method of analysis
pH at 25 0C ISO 10523Electrical conductivity at 25 0C (S/cm) EN 27888
Chlorides (mg/l) ISO 10304-1 or alternative methodSulphates (mg/l) ISO 10304-1 or alternative methodSodium (mg/l) ISO 9964-3 or alternative method
Potassium (mg/l) ISO 9964-3 or alternative method
Lead (g/l) ISO 15586 or alternative methodCadmium (g/l) ISO 15586 or alternative method
Storage conditions
The water will be bottled in 8 polyethylene containers, each of them containing about 100ml, with clerly denoted parameters to be measured on each sample. Laboratories usingflame atomic absorption spectrometric method will receive larger volumes for Cd and Pbanalyses (one 1 l bottle for the analyses of both Cd and Pb). Samples for Pb and Cd
determinations will be acidified with HNO3 to pH between 1 and 2.
The participating laboratories are requested to reply regarding date of package receptionvia e-mailed form.
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Reporting of results
All participating laboratories are required to report the results electronically via theInternet in the e-mailed report form. Report the measurement results for as many of theeight parameters as possible, standard deviation conected with results, methods used and
date of analyses.
Outline of statistical analyses
The assigned values are to be determined by the means of reference measurements madeby the Pilot Lab. The participants will receive summary of all measurements, referencevalues and uncertainties of reference values, and evaluation of the performance. Theevaluation of measurement results will be made on the basis of Z-score:
Z =
Xx
wherex : participants resultX : reference value : target value for standard deviation
The following criteria are used to judge the performance of the laboratories in aproficiency testing programeme:
Z 2, results are satisfactory;
2 < Z< 3, results are questionable;
Z 3, results are unsatisfactory.
Deadlines
You will receive packages with samples until 10th March 2008. The deadline forreporting the results is 10th April 2008. The report for the participants containingreference values and Z-scores of individual laboratories will be distributed until 10 th May2008.
Date: March 4, 2008
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