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Construction products: Assessment of release of dangerous substances. Guidance on the statistical assessment of declared values -- Technical and statistical background
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BSI PD CEN/TR 16797-2:2015

Construction products: Assessment of release of dangerous substances. Guidance on the statistical assessment of declared values -- Technical and statistical background

PUBLISH DATE 2015
PAGES 124
BSI PD CEN/TR 16797-2:2015

This Technical Report provides guidance on the statistical assessment of declared values with respect to the release, emission and/or content of dangerous substances.

This report provides statistically-based criteria for:

  • type-testing (TT),
  • further-testing (FT),
  • and where a product has been shown to be consistent with measured values for the release, emission or content that are significantly below the declared values, the point where no-further-testing (NFT) is permitted.

A series of fundamental principles are defined in CEN/TR 16797-1 and two statistical approaches are defined.

The first approach is to use assessment by variables and this approach requires the data to be normally or log-normally distributed. This approach is recommended as the default option.

The alternative approach based on assessment by attributes is appropriate for data sets that are not normally or log-normally distributed. The downside to this form of assessment is that more test data are needed for the same level of reliability.

CEN/TR 16797-1 introduces these assessment procedures and CEN/TR 16797-2 provides more detail and the statistical proof that they satisfy the principles defined in CEN/TR 16797-1.

With both of these approaches the minimum frequency of testing is a function of the distance between the mean value and declared value and the variability of the data set, i.e. the sample standard deviation.

To reduce the costs of testing, production plants producing a similar product may share data, e.g. by grouping the product into clusters for statistical assessment of declared values. Rules for the use of clusters are given in this document.

This document also contains rules for identifying outliers within a data set and guidance on using tests other than the reference method for FT.

A list of tasks for product technical committees is given in this document as is a model clause for including in product standards and rules of applications that may be cited in the product standard or copied into product standards.

SDO BSI: British Standards Institution
Document Number CEN/TR 16797-2
Publication Date Sept. 30, 2015
Language en - English
Page Count
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Committee B/557
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