Betekenis van:
cleanness

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The test must be capable of generating results that provide a measure of the cleanness. Cleanness can be measured visually, optically or by means of another relevant method.
2. Cleanness can be measured visually, optically or by means of another relevant method.
3. raw data from all test rounds stated in terms of capacity and cleanness,
4. The test must be capable of generating results that provide a measure of the cleanness.
5. Cleanness can be measured visually, photometrically (e.g. measuring reflectance), gravimetrically or by means of another relevant method.
6. The packaging, including the material used within the package, shall be tested for suitability and cleanness according to the provisions of the relevant marketing standard.
7. Cleanness can be measured visually, optically or by means of another relevant method. The method of measurement, including a possible scoring system, must be decided in advance.
8. The test must be capable of generating results that provide a measure of the cleanness (fat and calcium removing effects) according to the product tested.
9. COMPARISON A positive result of a test round is obtained when the capacity and cleanness are as good as or better for the test product compared with the reference product.
10. The point of saturation can for example be when a cleaning effect is no longer observed, when soil is floating at the surface of the water, when the foam layer is not completely covering the surface, or when there is no visible foam. ASSESSMENT OF CLEANNESS
11. The IKW performance test ‘Recommendation for the quality assessment of the cleaning performance of hand dishwashing detergents’ (Nitsch, C. & Hüttmann, G. SÖFW-Journal, 128, Jahrgang 5, 2002) and the CHELAB test ‘Washing up liquid detergents: Assessment of comparative soil removal performance’ (Internal CHELAB method No 0357) fulfil the requirements of this framework provided that testing of cleanness is included.