Proceedings FEICA Seminar EU-Model EPDs 'Less Costs, less burden, more products covered'
"EPDs in the European and International Markets" by Eva Schmincke, Convenor of WG1 of ECO Platform.
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Proceedings FEICA Seminar EU-Model EPDs 'Less Costs, less burden, more products covered'
"Environmental Product Declarations: Belgian and European context" by Dieter De Lathauwer, Scientific advisor – Construction Products: Environment & Indoor Air Quality
Federal Public Service of Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment | Directorate General 5 Environment | Department PRODUCTS POLICY, Belgium.
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Proceedings FEICA Seminar EU-Model EPDs 'Less Costs, less burden, more products covered' "Developing FEICA's EU Model EPDs" by Johannes Kreissig, Vice President Building & Construction, thinkstep.
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FEICA has developed sector-specific SPERCs to comply with REACH chemical safety assessments. The SPERCs allow the refinement of the environmental emission estimations, as they provide more realistic parameter values.
FEICA has developed sector-specific SPERCs to comply with REACH chemical safety assessments. The SPERCs allow the refinement of the environmental emission estimations, as they provide more realistic parameter values.
FEICA Fact sheet SpERCs - Formulation of adhesives, version 2, revised February 2013
FEICA has developed sector-specific SPERCs to comply with REACH chemical safety assessments. The SPERCs allow the refinement of the environmental emission estimations, as they provide more realistic parameter values.
Overview of changes in FEICA SpERCs
In order to reflect improvement, the factsheets have been revised by the sector organisations, generally by reformatting and adding more detailed background information to enable its transparent application. Furthermore the SpERCs have been simplified. While the previous SpERCs still remain valid, the new revised SpERCs have assigned new version numbers (v2) to discriminate between the different assumptions made in both, the previous and the revised version.
2014 - CE Marking for One-Component Foam (OCF)under the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) - (Publ. ref. FAS-EX-D11-003)
For One-Component Foams neither European harmonised standard (hEN) nor a European Technical Approval (ETA2) exists and thus CE marking is not mandatory for any OCF product.
2014 - "Europe needs safe and innovative nanotechnologies and nanomaterials” is a joined publication of CEFIC, FEICA and several other industry associations.
The views are those of 15 European industry associations, including FEICA, with an interest in nanotechnologies and nanomaterials.
This is the FEICA glossary of acronyms and abbreviations commonly used in the One-Component Foam (OCF) Test Methods.