Erik Andresen
Senior Engineer / Head of Section
+47 930 21 287
+47 63 89 82 43
Environmental Chemistry and Health Effects
Kjeller
ean@nilu.no
Erik Andresen is head of the section at NILU dealing with inorganic analyses. He is educated in chemical engineering at Sofienberg Technical College. Erik started in NILU’s inorganic laboratory in 1989 as a chemical technician.
Erik has knowledge and experience with all the analysis methods. In 2007, he was hired as operations manager for his department. He was then employed as an engineer. The job involved customer contact, ordering analyses and reporting the analysis results to the customers.
Erik has been involved in starting up laboratories in five different countries. The job involves quality control of the analysis results before they are sent out to customers. Erik has a lot of experience in the following fields: analyses of cations and anions using ion chromatography, pH measurements in precipitation, analyses of precipitation dust, gravimetrically determination of PM2.5 and PM10 on filters, as well as determination of NO2, SO2 and NH3 using passive samplers.
VOC-monitoring at Hydrovolt, Fredrikstad (VOC Hydrovolt 2023)
Hydrovolt is a joint venture owned by Hydro (NO) and Northvolt (SE), and the company operates a battery recycling facility in Fredrikstad, S-E Norway. The purpose of the NILU monitoring […]
Boliden – Diffuse emissions from unloading of zinc concentrate (Boliden)
Diffuse emissions from the unloading of zinc (Zn) concentrate in Odda, Western Norway have been quantified using an inverse modelling approach. Eleven deposition samplers were strategically placed around the plant […]
Erik Andresen is head of the section at NILU dealing with inorganic analyses. He is educated in chemical engineering at Sofienberg Technical College. Erik started in NILU’s inorganic laboratory in 1989 as a chemical technician.
Erik has knowledge and experience with all the analysis methods. In 2007, he was hired as operations manager for his department. He was then employed as an engineer. The job involved customer contact, ordering analyses and reporting the analysis results to the customers.
Erik has been involved in starting up laboratories in five different countries. The job involves quality control of the analysis results before they are sent out to customers. Erik has a lot of experience in the following fields: analyses of cations and anions using ion chromatography, pH measurements in precipitation, analyses of precipitation dust, gravimetrically determination of PM2.5 and PM10 on filters, as well as determination of NO2, SO2 and NH3 using passive samplers.
VOC-monitoring at Hydrovolt, Fredrikstad (VOC Hydrovolt 2023)
Hydrovolt is a joint venture owned by Hydro (NO) and Northvolt (SE), and the company operates a battery recycling facility in Fredrikstad, S-E Norway. The purpose of the NILU monitoring […]
Boliden – Diffuse emissions from unloading of zinc concentrate (Boliden)
Diffuse emissions from the unloading of zinc (Zn) concentrate in Odda, Western Norway have been quantified using an inverse modelling approach. Eleven deposition samplers were strategically placed around the plant […]