Industrial Testing Laboratory in Delhi: Reliable Analysis for Industrial Samples
AumNamah provides radiological analysis for industrial samples at its New Delhi laboratory. Manufacturers, material suppliers and environmental teams can discuss testing of construction materials, industrial by-products and mining-related samples for naturally occurring or other project-relevant radionuclides.
Investigate radioactivity in industrial materials
Ores, minerals, ash, slag and process residues can require an assessment of naturally occurring radioactive material, often called NORM. The appropriate analysis depends on the material, its process history and the question being asked. A source-material investigation, a customer specification and an environmental monitoring programme may each need a different selection of measurements.
Match the analytical method to the material
Gamma spectrometry can be useful for suitable gamma-emitting radionuclides. Some investigations require gross activity screening or additional radiochemical analysis. Uranium and thorium series assessments need careful interpretation because processing can change the relationship between parent radionuclides and their decay products. Discuss the target nuclides rather than requesting an unspecified all-isotope scan.
Use representative samples and clear reporting units
A small portion from one part of a stockpile may not represent the whole batch. Agree a sampling approach, identify the batch and record the condition of the material. For solids, reporting commonly uses Bq/kg; the distinction between a dry-mass and an as-received result matters when comparing materials. The laboratory can clarify the analytical basis agreed for your sample.
Preparing your sample
Share the material description, process origin, any safety data and expected radionuclides before shipment. Confirm sample acceptance, quantity and packaging with the laboratory. Label each batch separately and explain whether the result will support a customer specification, a baseline study or a monitoring programme.
Download the service request form (PDF)Arrange analysis with our Delhi laboratory
- Share your requirement. Send the sample description, test objective and reporting specification.
- Confirm the analytical scope. Agree the method, sample quantity, applicable accreditation scope, quotation and turnaround before submission.
- Submit the agreed sample. Follow the laboratory's handling instructions and include a completed service request form.
Frequently asked questions
What does NORM testing investigate?
NORM testing investigates naturally occurring radioactive material. The test plan selects relevant radionuclides or screening measurements for the particular industrial material and project objective.
Does an industrial test report automatically authorise disposal?
No. An analytical result is one input to a disposal or reuse decision. Applicable requirements, the material classification and the intended destination must also be considered by the responsible organisation.
Can wet and dry material results be compared directly?
Only when their reporting bases are compatible. Moisture changes the mass basis, so review whether activity concentration is reported on dry material or as received.
Discuss your analysis requirement
Tell us about your sample and the result you need. Our team can review the suitable testing scope and submission requirements.