Guide to laboratory
A soil, plant and water testing laboratory with an annual analysing capacity of about 10 000–12 000 samples requires a building space of about 370 m2. For a fertilizer testing laboratory with an analysing capacity of 2 000 samples, the space requirement is about 185 m 2. A composite laboratory …
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