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The Standards Cell "Nanomaterials"

Jean-Pierre Erauw

Optimise your coating using nanotechnology

NANORA Seminar

Liège - January 15, 2015


Outline

The Standards Cell "Nanomaterials"

Current status of Standardization in the field of nanotechnologies and (nano)coatings

How to actively contribute ?

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PRODUCERS END-USERS

Market Needs

NANO … a complex problematic

UE ECHA

NSB's

ISO

CEN

National Regulators

REACH

OECD AFSCAA

EU Cosmetic Regulation

RPB

Etc. …

Terminology

Application fields

Performances

Toxicology

Metrology

Exceptions

Detection Manufactured Nanomaterials


… both from the standardization

ISO

Example

Courtesy P.Hatto (Former Chairman ISO/TC 229)


… and from the regulation point of view

Example

Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire de l’alimentation, de l’environnement et du travail

Code de l’environnement

Direction générale de la compétitivité de l'industrie

et des services

Comité d’Experts Spécialisés «Evaluation des risques liés aux agents physiques,

aux nouvelles technologies et aux grands aménagements ».

Direction générale des entreprises

Registre des Nanomatériaux

Comité pour la prévention et la

protection au travail (CPPT)

Agence Fédérale pour la Sécurité de la Chaîne

Alimentaire

Bundesrat (Federal Council)

UBA (Environmental

Protection Agency)

BgVV (IBundesinstitut für gesundheitlichen

Verbraucherschutz und Veternärmedizin)

BVL (Federal Office of Consumer Protection and

Food Safety)

Danish Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Danish Product Register

Nano Council

Swedish Environmental Protection

Agency

SPF Santé

National "Regulators"


PRODUCERS END-USERS

Market Needs

Solution …

UE ECHA

NSB's

ISO

CEN

National Regulators

REACH

OECD AFSCAA

EU Cosmetic Regulation

RPB

Etc. …

Terminology

Application fields

Performances

Toxicology

Metrology

Exceptions

Detection Manufactured Nanomaterials


STANDARDS CELL "NANOMATERIALS"


Standards Cells

Standards Cells have been established in Belgium since 1998.

Standards Cells educate and inform businesses, mainly SMEs, about standards and their importance for competitiveness.

The activities of the Standards Cells aim at • informing companies about published standards and standards in

preparation;

• facilitating consideration of SME interests in the drafting of standards;

• assisting individual companies with their research, interpretation and standards application problems.

They are supported financially by the FPS Economy via the Standards Bureau (NBN) to which it has delegated that task.

Currently, 24 Standards Cells have been set up within 8 collective centres.

Source : economie.fgov.be/en/entreprises/life_enterprise/

Support_and_incentives/Antennes_Normes


Standards Cell "Nanomaterials"

The Standards Cell "Nanomaterials" has been set up in fall 2013 as a joined initiative of Sirris and CRIBC

Standard Cell

"Nano"

Long time in active involvement in the activities of CEN/TC 352 et de l’ISO/TC 229 Sectoral operator, managing on behalf of NBN the Belgian mirror Committee I229 R&D in the field of inorganic materials (incl. nanopowders, -materials, -products)

Development since 2005 of a pilot scale production unit for nanopowders Characterization lab for nanopowders Several R&D projects (european, collective, industrial, …)

Expertise in the health, security

and regulatory aspects

Expertise in standardization

aspects


Proposed Services

Assisted search to identify the standard you want, to select the appropriate standard(s) taking into account the targeted application(s), to provide an overview of existing standards and/or regulatory texts in a particular field.

Analysis support to establish a list of relevant normative documents on a given topic, to highlight the correspondence between normative documents of various origins (Belgian, European, international, foreign standards), to address the relationship between normative documents and regulation.

Standard/Regulation watch to keep you informed at an agreed frequency, about changes in standards and / or regulations on a specific topic that you would have previously defined.


Standards Cell "Nanomaterials"

Contacts

Regarding Regulatory issues Sirris Liège Science Park Rue du Bois Saint-Jean, 12 B - 4102 Seraing Tel. +32 4 361 87 83 [email protected]

Regarding Standardization issues CRIBC Av. Gouverneur Cornez, 4 B - 7000 Mons Tel. +32 65 40 34 33 [email protected]


STANDARDIZATION ON NANOTECHNOLOGIES


Standards


WHY are standards important ?

Standards do

• make the development, manufacturing and supply of products and services

more efficient, more reliable and safer

• facilitate trade between countries by removing technical barriers and make it fairer

• potentially lead to cost reduction through open competition

• provide governments with a technical base for health, safety and environmental legislation, and regulation

• share technological advances and good management practice

• facilitate the dissemination of innovation

• safeguard consumers, and users in general, of products and services

• make life simpler by providing solutions to common problems

• ...


Main standardization bodies

CEN/TC 352 Nanotechnologies

ISO/TC 229 Nanotechnologies

IEC/TC 113 Nanotechnology

standardization for electrical and electronic products and systems




CEN/TC 352 - Nanotechnologies

Creation date : June 2005

Membership

• Participating countries : 34 (incl. Belgium)

• Observing countries : 14

Currently in liaisons with around 40 organisations

Published standards : 42 (26 currently under development)


ISO/TC 229 – Working areas

Terminology and Nomenclature “what you call it”

Measurement and Characterization “How you measure/test it”

Health, Safety and Environment “what effect it might have on health and the environment”

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ISO/TC 229 - Structure


Chairman’s Advisory Group (CAG)

JWG1 – Terminology and Nomenclature

JWG2 – Measurement and Characterization

WG3 – Health, Safety and the Environment

WG4 – Materials Specifications

TG Nanotechnology and Sustainability

TG Consumer and Societal Dimensions

TG Nanotechnology and Biological Systems

Nanotechnology Liaisons Coordination

Group


ISO/TC 229 – Scope

Standardization in the field of nanotechnologies that includes either or both of the following

• Understanding and control of matter and processes at the nanoscale, typically, but not exclusively, below 100 nanometres in one or more dimensions where the onset of size-dependent phenomena usually enables novel applications,

• Utilizing the properties of nanoscale materials that differ from the properties of individual atoms, molecules, and bulk matter, to create improved materials, devices, and systems that exploit these new properties.

Specific tasks include developing standards for: terminology and nomenclature; metrology and instrumentation, including specifications for reference materials; test methodologies; modelling and simulations; and science-based health, safety, and environmental practices.


ISO/TC 229 – Interactions

In 2008, ISO/TC 229 resolved to establish a Nanotechnology Liaison Coordination Group and approved its terms of reference as stated below :

« To provide a Forum to help coordinate and harmonise the work of relevant technical committees and other organizations in the field of nanotechnologies and to identify cross-cutting gaps and opportunities and ways to address these . »


ISO/TC 229 – Interactions


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CEN/TC 352 - Nanotechnologies

Creation date : November 2005

Participating countries : All 30 members of CEN are members; in practice around 12 active (incl. Belgium)

Currently in liaisons with • 12 external bodies incl. ANEC, ECOS, CEFIC, CERAME-UNIE, ETRMA, NIA, EC DGs

Enterprise and Industry, Environment, Health and Consumer Protection, …

• 14 CEN/TCs incl."Paint and Varnishes", "Fine Ceramics", "Protective clothing", …

• 8 ISO/TCs incl."Surface chemical analysis", "Pigments, dyestuffs and extenders "…

• 1 IEC/TC "Nanotechnology standardization for electrical and electronic products and systems"

Published standards : 6 (+6 to be published in 2015)


CEN/TC 352 - Scope

Standardization in the field of nanotechnologies that includes either or both of the following

• understanding and control of matter and processes at the nanoscale, typically, but not exclusively below 100 nanometres in one or more dimensions, where the onset of size dependent phenomena usually enables novel applications ;

• utilizing the properties of nanoscale materials that differ from the properties of individual atoms, molecules or bulk matter, to create improved materials, devices and systems that exploit these new properties.

Specific tasks include developing standards for: classification, terminology and nomenclature; metrology and instrumentation, including specifications for reference materials; test methodologies; modelling and simulation; science-based health, safety and environmental practices; and nanotechnology products and processes.


CEN/TC 352 - Structure


Strategy Group

WG1 – Measurement, characterization and performance evaluation

WG2 – Commercial and other stakeholders

aspects

WG3 – Health, safety and environmental

aspects

PG1 - Measurands

PG2 – Hydrochemical reactivity

PG1 – Life cycle assessment

PG1 - Labelling

PG2 – Nano-responsible development

PG3 – Explosivity and flammability of nano-powders

PG2 – Detection and identification of specific nano-species

PG4 - Waste


STANDARDIZATION ON (NANO)COATINGS


(Nano)Coatings

Coatings

Numerous documents from a broad range of TC's, in particular ISO/TC

206 WG10, ISO/TC 35, ISO/TC 107 …..

Nanocoatings

Terminology • ISO 4618:2014 Paint and varnishes – Terms and definition

• ISO/WD TS 80004-11 Nanotechnologies – Vocabulary – Part 11: Nanolayer, nanocoating, nanofilm and related terms

Test methods • CEN ISO/TR 11811:2012 Nanotechnologies - Guidance on methods for nano and

microtribology measurements

• NWIP on nano scratch test (deliverable of FP7 NanoIndent and NanoIndent+)


HOW TO ACTIVELY CONTRIBUTE TO THE STANDARDIZATION PROCESS ?


Belgian level

JWG1

JWG2

WG3

WG4

WG1

WG2

CEN/TC 352 ISO/TC 229

I229

…

... Sectoral operator for standardization

Mirror committee NBN/I 229 Follow-up of ISO and CEN activities Development of Belgian position on proposed documents Appointment of experts in ISO and CEN WG’s Appointment of Belgian representative at TC’s meetings


Commit yourself !

If you are willing

to access a valuable source of information,

to share your expertise and know-how in nanotechnologies and nanomaterials,

to influence future standards in your field of activities,

please

become member of the mirror committee by filling in the registration form

or contact us at

[email protected] - [email protected]

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