Automotive Studies

A comprehensive guide to using thermal desorption in the vehicle-manufacturing industry

contributed by Markes International Ltd | 07/22/2016

This 27-page e-book from Markes International describes the role of thermal desorption (TD) and related sampling techniques within the standard analytical methods used in the automotive industry to assess volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds (VOCs and SVOCs) emitted from car trim. Examples covered include whole-air testing of car cabins, chamber/bag methods for certification and screening of assembly parts, and direct desorption of raw materials. With concise overviews of key technologies, one-page summaries of important applications, and guidance on optimum conditions, this guide will prove invaluable to any analyst looking to understand the options open to them in this important field.

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