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The Kingdom of Thailand

The Kingdom of Thailand* first became a Member State in 1912.



Representatives of the NMIs or designated institutes of the Kingdom of Thailand (see CIPM MRA) participate in the following Consultative Committees:

CCAUV
CCEM
CCL
CCM
CCPR
CCQM
CCRI
CCT
CCTF
CCU
         
       



*. then Siam
Contact:
  NIMT
3/4-5 Moo 3,
Klong 5, Klong Luan
12120 Pathumthani
Tel.: + 662 577 5100
Fax: + 662 577 2823
Web: http://www.nimt.or.th/
Participating in the CIPM MRA since: 14 October 1999

Signed by: Prayoon SHIOWATTANA (then Director, NIMT)
Signatory/NMI:
  • National Institute of Metrology (Thailand) (NIMT), Pathumthani

    • Designated institute(s):
  • For chemistry: plasticizers in food and food contact material (plastic): Biological Science Program, Department of Science Service, Ministry of Science and Technology (DSS), Bangkok
  • For DNA quantification in food; chemistry: pesticide residues in food: Bureau of Quality and Safety of Food, Department of Medical Science, Ministry of Public Health (BQSF, DMSc), Nonthaburi (from 22 August 2008)
  • For ionizing radiation: dosimetry measurements as listed in the attached file : Bureau of Radiation and Medical Devices, Department of Medical Science, Ministry of Public Health (BRMD, DMSc), Nonthaburi (from until 28 November 2008)
  • For chemistry: halogenated flame retardants in plastic: Chemistry Program, Department of Science Service, Ministry of Science and Technology (DSS), Bangkok
  • For ionizing radiation: all radioactivity and neutron measurements; dosimetry measurements with the exception of those listed in the attached file : Office of Atoms for Peace (OAP), Bangkok (from 26 July 2004)
  • For chemistry: preservative agents in food and beverages: Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR), Changwat Pathum Thani (from 31 May 2016)

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  • Internationally recognized Calibration and Measurement Capabilities (CMCs)
  • Participation in key and supplementary comparisons
  • Submission of CMCs through: APMP.
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    The following institutes are authorized to use the CIPM MRA logo, for the fields of measurement supported by CMCs published in the KCDB:

    NIMT from 13 October 2006


    [See the full list of participants]

    Over the last 15 years this State has benefited from BIPM comparison and calibration services in the following fields:

    • Chemistry
    • Electricity
    • Ionizing Radiation (for Thailand. traceability to the BIPM in the field of dosimetry is established though BIPM calibrations made for the IAEA)
    • Mass
    • Time

    BIPM calibration certificates issued to the Kingdom of Thailand and/or its NMI(s)

    Delegates at the meeting of the CGPM in November 2018:
    • Mrs Ajchara Charoensook (Head of Delegation)
    Delegates at recent meetings of NMI Directors and State Party Representatives:
    • Mrs Ajchara Charoensook (17-18 October 2019)
    • Mrs Ajchara Charoensook (18-19 October 2017)
    • Prof. Prayoon Shiowattana (24-25 October 2016)

    Nationals having participated in/benefited from the BIPM CBKT programme:


    National institutes having sponsored a BIPM CBKT initiative (in full or in part):

    • No sponsorship yet


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