I.M.U. - Klosterneuburg - Austria

I.M.U. GmbH is an independent chemical laboratory based in Klosterneuburg, accredited according to EN ISO 17025, SCC-certified, and operating an accredited inspection body under EN ISO 17020. With over 30 years of experience, the specialized laboratory's core competence lies in the analysis of fuels, combustibles, and alternative fuels.

 

IMU is a reliable partner as an independent testing facility for industry and commerce. In addition to testing standard parameters according to the relevant fuel and combustible norms, the laboratory also develops specialized procedures for new, innovative products produced through the pyrolysis of fossil and biogenic waste or other biogenic raw materials.

 

Since the beginning of 2024, the laboratory has been part of the AGROLAB GROUP.

 

I.M.U. short presentation (PDF)

Institut für Mineralölprodukte und Umweltanalytik GmbH

Aufeldgasse 37 - 39

3400 Klosterneuburg

Austria

 

Tel. +43 664-88907435

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Directions

 

Opening hours:

Monday - Thursday: 8:00 - 16:00

Friday: 08:00 - 13:00

IMU areas of work

Our Areas of Work

  • Petroleum Products (Petroleum Analysis)
  • Testing & Evaluation
  • Microbiological Examinations Including Sampling
  • Sampling
 
Analysis of Fuels and Combustibles

Our analysis for fuels, combustibles, and related products

  • Gasoline (Petrol) according to EN 228
  • Diesel Fuels according to EN 590
  • HVO according to EN 15940
  • Ethanol according to EN 15376
  • Biodiesel (FAME) according to EN 14214
  • Extra-Light Heating Oil (HEL) according to various standards, e.g., ÖNORM C 1109
  • Residual Heating Oils according to various standards, e.g., ÖNORM C 1108
  • NOX Reduction Agents (AdBlue) according to ISO 22241-1
  • Pyrolysis Oils
  • Glycerin
  • Biogenic Raw Materials for Biodiesel and HVO Production
 
individual analysis of quality-relevant parameters

We offer individual analysis of quality-relevant parameters for:

  • Engine damage
  • Possible fuel mixing
  • Fuel/combustible quality in storage tanks

 

Upon request, we also provide analysis packages (with or without sampling) for testing the fuel quality of emergency power generators.

 

 
inspection activities in the environmental sector

Our inspection activities in the environmental sector

  • Basic characterization of waste in accordance with landfill regulations
 
Microbiological examinations

Microbiological examinations

  • Legionella pneumophila according to EN ISO 11731
  • Pseudomonas aeruginosa according to EN ISO 16266
  • Total germ count at 22 °C and 37 °C according to EN ISO 6222
  • Coliform bacteria and E. coli according to EN ISO 9308-1
  • Clostridium perfringens according to EN ISO 14189
  • Enterococci according to EN ISO 7899-2
  • Indoor air hygiene testing according to VDI 6022
  • Microbiological contamination (black sludge, also known as "diesel pest") of fuels according to IP 385
 

Services provided in cooperation with our long-term partners

Drinking water heating system inspection

  • Inspection of drinking water heating systems
  • Development of a water safety plan according to ÖNORM B 1921
  • Sampling according to EN ISO 19458:2006 and analysis of water samples for microorganisms as well as chemical/physical substances
  • Preparation of a report with results based on ÖNORM B 1921
  • Photo documentation and temperature monitoring
  • In case of positive findings: consultation and hazard analysis
  • Additional analyses

 

Indoor airhygiene inspections according to VDI 6022

  • Conducting a hygiene inspection according to VDI 6022 or a hygiene check
  • Consultation on required sampling scope and determination of sampling points – on-site system inspection with detailed photo documentation
  • Identification of hygiene-relevant surfaces and technical deficiencies
  • Microbiological testing using contact plates and swabs to check surfaces for bacteria, yeasts, and molds
  • Supply air measurements for airborne germs and comparison with reference outdoor air
  • Additional differentiation and assessment of mold spores in air germ measurements
  • Examination of circulating water in air washers for general microorganisms such as CFU, Pseudomonas, and Legionella
  • Preparation of an inspection report and a customized action plan for the specific system