GB/T 11606.1-1989 General principles for environmental test methods for analytical instruments

GB/T 11606.1-1989 General principles for environmental test methods for analytical instruments GB/T11606.1-1989 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

UDC681.2:543.08:621.317.08
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB11606.1~11606.17-89
The method of environmental testfor analytical instruments
Published on March 31, 1989
Implemented on March 1, 1990
Published by the State Administration of Technical Supervision
GB11606.1—89
GB11606.2-89
GB11606.3—89
GB 11606.4—89
GB11606.5—89
GB11606.6--89
GB11606.789
GB11606.8-89
GB11606.9-89
GB11606.10-89
General principles for environmental test methods for analytical instruments
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments
Power frequency and voltage test
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments Test methods
Low temperature test
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments
High temperature test
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments
Temperature change test
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments
Constant humidity test
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments
Alternating damp heat test
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments
Vibration test Test
Magnetic field test·
Air pressure test
GB11606.11—89
Environmental test methods for analytical instruments
Sand and dust test
GB11606.12-89
Environmental test methods for analytical instrumentsLong series test·GB11606.13--89Environmental test methods for analytical instrumentsSalt spray test
GB11606.14--89Environmental test methods for analytical instrumentsLow temperature storage test GB11606.1 5-89 Environmental test methods for analytical instruments High temperature storage test
GB11606.16--89 Environmental test methods for analytical instruments GB11606.17--89 Environmental test methods for analytical instruments Drop test
Magnetic impact test
Amendment No. 1 to GB/T11606.1-1989 "General Rules for Environmental Test Methods for Analytical Instruments"
This amendment was approved and issued by the State Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision on July 19, 2000, and took effect on December 1, 2000. Published in the 9th issue of 2000 (China Standardization). 1. In Chapter 4, \50±0.1H\ is changed to \50±0.5H\. 2. In Chapter 5, "Constant temperature test" is changed to "Constant damp heat test". 3. The units in Table 1 should be placed below the project name. The test item "humidity" should be changed to "humid heat". The "humidity\" column in Table 1 is modified as follows:
Test purpose
Test conditions
Constant damp heat
Alternating damp heat
Rated operating temperature upper limit -5℃
-20~460
(95±%）
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
The method of environmental test for analytical instruments
The method of environmental test for analytical instruments instrumcntsGeneral
1 Subject content and scope of application
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This standard specifies the environmental test grouping, reference working conditions, test items, selection of environmental groups, environmental tests and test procedures for analytical instruments (hereinafter referred to as instruments).
This standard is not applicable to marine analytical instruments. 2 Reference standards
GB2422 Environmental test procedures for electrical and electronic products Terminology GB2298 Mechanical vibration shock 3.1 Group I
The ambient temperature and humidity are controlled within the specified range, usually refers to a controlled environment with air conditioning equipment. Be careful when operating the instrument. This group is suitable for precision instruments.
3.2 Group II
Only the ambient temperature is controlled within the specified range, usually refers to an indoor environment with general insulation, heating and ventilation. The instrument is allowed to be subjected to general vibration during use. This group Applicable to laboratory instruments, 3.3 Group
Environment without ambient temperature and humidity control, usually refers to indoor environment without insulation, heating and ventilation. The use and transportation conditions of the instrument are poor. This group is suitable for industrial process instruments, 3.4 Group IV
Harder environment without ambient temperature and humidity control, usually refers to outdoor environment with or without shelter. The instrument may be subject to drastic environmental changes during use or transportation 4 Reference working conditions
Reference working conditions Reference values, errors and ranges are shown in Table 2. Without generating When there is disagreement, the test can be conducted under the conditions of 20±10℃, relative humidity less than 75%, power supply voltage of 220±22V, and power supply frequency of 50±0.1Hz.
5 Test items
There are 16 environmental tests, namely power supply frequency and voltage test, low temperature test, high temperature test, temperature change test, constant mixing test, alternating damp heat test, vibration test, magnetic field test, air pressure test, sand and dust test, long test, salt spray test, low temperature storage test, high temperature storage test, drop test and collision test. Approved by the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry of the People's Republic of China on March 25, 1989 and implemented on March 1, 1990
6 Selection of environmental grouping
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6.1 The product standard shall select the environmental grouping according to Chapter 3. If a certain (generally only one) impact quantity is not completely consistent with the environmental conditions of the specified group, the product standard shall be specified separately.
6.2 When it is not feasible to test a large product as a whole, the relevant standards shall specify which key parts or components shall be tested. 6.3 The test items listed in Table 1 are the items that the instrument must perform. 7 Environmental Tests
Each test usually includes the following items:
Pretreatment (if necessary);
b. Initial inspection (if necessary):
d. Intermediate inspection (if necessary);
e. Recovery (if necessary);
f. Final inspection.
Test Sequence
When two or more test items are performed on the same instrument in sequence, the sequence is generally not specified. If the test sequence has an impact, it shall be specified by the relevant standards.
Table 1 Grouping of environmental test conditions
Test items
Test conditions
Lower limit of extreme working humidity
Lower limit of rated working temperature
Upper limit of rated working temperature
Upper limit of extreme working temperature
Temperature change
Constant humidity
Alternating damp heat
Frequency range Hz
Amplitude value Bee value mm
Frequency sweep rate
Holding time min
Vibration direction
+15~30℃
（75）%
0~+40℃
-10~+50℃
5~33~5
-20+60c
5~55~5
0.075~0.19
Time per minute Frequency range
X, Y, Z
Test items
Power supply frequency
and voltage
Transportation,
Test conditions
Rated frequency Hz
Low temperature ℃
Influence quantity
Ambient temperature
Relative humidity
Atmospheric pressure
AC power supply voltage
AC power supply frequency||tt ||AC power supply waveform
External electrical, magnetic and electromagnetic interference
Mechanical vibration
Air velocity
Working position
Sunlight exposure
Harmful gases
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Continued Table 1
50±0.5(or 60±0.5;8≤0.05)
220±22(8≤0.05)
Acceleration: 10±1g; Pulse duration: 11±2ms Pulse repetition frequency: 1~1.7Hz
Continuous impact times: 1000±10 times
Pulse waveform: Approximately half-sine wave
When the weight of the package is greater than 100kg and less than 200kg, it is tilted and dropped (when the length of the bottom edge is less than 500mm, the inclination angle is 30°; when the bottom edge is greater than or equal to 500mm, the highest height of the inclined bottom from the ground is 250mm)
When the weight of the package is not more than 100kg, it is free to fall and the drop height is 250mm
Table 2 Reference working conditions
Reference Value or range
(45~75)%\)
86~106kPa
Rated voltage
Rated color
Sine wave
Should be avoided
Negligible
According to product standards
Good, no convection
Avoid direct sunlight
Negligible
Negligible
Note: 1) Ambient humidity and atmospheric pressure are within this range. Any value error
2) β is the distortion factor, that is, the distortion of the AC power supply voltage waveform should be kept between the envelope formed by (1+8)Asinの! and (1-β)Asinot3
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