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Here you will find links to various technical papers and similar resources.

Standards
DIN 70070
Specifications for AUS32 (AdBlue). Details product properties and limits defined within both the quality and analytical standards. Tolerances as specified within DIN 70070 (August 2005) and DIN V 70071 (June 2005). ISO 22241 Supersedes. (0.2 MB)

ISO 22241
The above DIN standards are currently being replaced by new ISO standards, the first three of the four new standards can be downloaded from www.iso.org after purchase.

ISO 22241-1	Quality Requirements
ISO 22241-2	Test Methods
ISO 22241-3	Handling, Transportation and Storage
ISO 22241-4	Filling Interface (Under review, expected release date March 2009)

Technical Data
MSDS Sheet
Air 1 ® is the industry recognised market leading AdBlue solution. details material safety data, product properties and limits defined within both the quality and analytical standards. Tolerances as specified within ISO 22241. (0.1 MB)

Technical Papers
CEFIC QAGD
Prepared by the European Chemical Industry Council the QAGD is a Quality Assurance Guidance Document. It provides a comprehensive summary of the complete life cycle of AUS32 (AdBlue) including how to handle, store and dispense AdBlue correctly. (0.2 MB)

AECC Report
Created in association with CEFIC, the Association for Emissions Control by Catalyst have produced a brief report summarising the requirements of meeting the new Euro Standards using SCR technology. (0.1 MB)

DGMK report (616-1)
The first of two reports detailing the extensive research conducted into the AdBlue Concept before its introduction to industry. (0.4 MB)

DGMK report (616-2)
The second DGMK report concentrates on the testing of AUS32 both in the field and in the laboratories. (0.4 MB)

SCR vs EGR
Vialtis, the road services expert, have produced a report explaining the fundamental differences between Selective Catalytic Reduction and Exhaust Gas Recirculation. Including how each technology will cope with changes in future legislation. (0.1 MB)

Reference
International Road Transport Union – Parking in Europe
A useful document detailing over 2000 Truck Parking Areas in Europe, including security advice for when parking abroad. (5.8 MB)

Environment Agency
Although AdBlue poses less of a risk than diesel does, it can still become a problem if released into the environment. Here are the Environment Agency’s storage guidelines

Oil Storage Regulations
Oil Storage Regulations (England and Wales) 2001
Oil Storage Regulations (Scotland) 2006
Domestic Oil Storage

PPG2	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Above Ground Oil Storage Tanks)
PPG6	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Construction and Demolition Sites)
PPG7	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Refuelling Facilities)
PPG8	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Safe Storage and Disposal of Used Oils)
PPG11	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Preventing Pollution on Industrial Sites)
PPG15	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Retail Stores)
PPG16	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Schools and Educational Establishments)
PPG19	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Garages and Vehicle Service Centres)
PPG26	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Storage and Handling of Drums and IBC's)
PPG27	Pollution Prevention Guidelines (Installation, Decommissioning and Removal of Underground Storage Tanks)

Oil Storage Regulations Flowchart

Health and Safety Executive

DSEAR	Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmoshpere (DSEAR) Regulations 2002
Indg227	Safe Working with Flammable Substances

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