Amendment 1 to national standard GB 27887-2011 Restraining devices for child occupants of power-driven vehicles
This amendment was approved on October 14, 2019 by the State Administration for Market Regulation (Standardization Administration of the People's Republic of China) and implemented as of October 14, 2019.
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I. Clause 2
"GB 6675.3-2014 Safety of toys - Part 3: Flammability (ISO 8124-2:2007, MOD)" is added in the normative references.
"ISO 2575:2004 Road vehicles - Symbols for controls, indicators and tell-tales” is added in the normative references.
“GB 6675 National safety technical code for toys" is revised as: "GB 6675.4-2014 Safety of toys - Part 4: Migration of certain elements (ISO 8124-3:2010, MOD)" in the normative references.
II. Subclause 4.2.5
"The manufacturer of child restraint system shall declare in writing that the toxicity of the materials used for manufacturing child restraint system and the child susceptibility to the materials are consistent with GB 6675. This subclause is not applicable to the child restraint system of Group II and Group III." in the original standard is revised as "The manufacturer of child restraint system shall declare in writing that the limit of migratory element in the materials used for manufacturing child restraint system that are accessible to children shall meet the requirements of GB 6675.4-2014. This subclause is not applicable to the child restraint system of Group II and Group III. "
III. Subclause 4.2.6
"The manufacturer of child restraint system shall declare in writing that the combustion characteristics of the materials used for manufacturing child restraint system shall meet the requirements of GB 8410." in the original standard is revised as "The manufacturer of child restraint system shall declare in writing that for non-built-in child restraint systems, when the materials used for manufacturing child restraint system are tested according to the method specified in GB 6675.3-2014, 5.4, the flame spreading speed shall not exceed 30mm/s, or the flame shall extinguish by itself before reaching the second marking line; for built-in child restraint systems, the combustion characteristics of the materials used for manufacturing child restraint system shall meet the requirements of GB 8410."
IV. Subclause 5.1.4.1.10.1
"ISOFIX child restraint systems of Class A and Class B shall be tested according to the requirements of 5.1.4.1.10.1.1 and 5.1.4.1.10.1.2." in the original standard is revised as "ISOFIX child restraint systems of Class A, Class B and Class B1 shall be tested according to the requirements of 5.1.4.1.10.1.1 and 5.1.4.1.10.1.2."
V. Subclause 6.3.1
"If the initial values of impact deformation and deceleration peak are required, the test seat cushion shall be calibrated after every 50 dynamic tests or at least every month (whichever comes first). If the test equipment is used frequently, calibration shall be carried out before each test." in the original standard is revised as "In order to obtain the initial values of impact deceleration peak, the new test seat cushion shall be calibrated after every 50 dynamic tests or at least every month (whichever comes first)."
VI. Subclause 6.3.3
"The deviation between the recorded peak value and the initial peak value shall not exceed 15%." in the original standard is revised as "The impact deceleration peak value recorded in the first calibration shall be 18±3g, and the deviation between the impact deceleration peak value recorded in the subsequent calibration and that recorded in the first calibration shall not be greater than 15%."
VII. Subclause 8.4
"For rearward-facing child restraint system, ……The label shall indicate the following information in both Chinese and English: …… (see Figure 11)." in the original standard is revised as "For rearward-facing child restraint system, ……The label shall indicate the following minimum information: …… see Figure 11)."
Wherein, Figure 11 is revised as follows:
Figure 11 Warning label style of child restraint system
VIII. Subclause 9.3.17
"It shall be clearly indicated in the warning that no stress point other than those marked can be used, and this warning shall also be marked on the child restraint system." in the original standard is revised as: "It shall be clearly indicated in the warning that no stress point other than those described in the explanatory documents and marked on the child restraint system shall be used.”
Foreword I
1 Scope
2 Normative References
3 Terms and Definitions
4 General Specifications
5 Particular Specifications
6 Tests
7 Test Report
9 Instructions
Appendix A (Informative) Structural Changes of This Standard over ECE R
Appendix B (Normative) Arrangement of Apparatus for Dust Resistance Test
Appendix C (Normative) Corrosion Test
Appendix D (Normative) Abrasion and Microslip Test
Appendix E (Normative) Description of Trolley
Appendix F (Normative) Curve of Trolley's Deceleration or Acceleration, as Function of Time
Appendix G (Normative) Description of Dummy
Appendix H (Normative) Frontal Impact Test Procedure
Appendix I (Normative) Rear Impact Test Procedure
Appendix J (Normative) Additional Anchorages Required for Attaching Child Restraints in the Semi-universal Category to Motor Vehicles
Appendix K (Normative) Chair
Appendix M (Normative) Standard Safety-belt
Appendix P (Informative) Explanatory Notes
Appendix Q (Normative) Test of Energy Absorbing Material
Appendix R (Normative) Method of Defining Head Impact Area of Devices with Backrests and for Rearward-facing Devices Defining the Minimum Size of Side Wings
Appendix S (Normative) Description of Conditioning of Adjusters Mounted Directly on Child Restraint Systems
Appendix T (Normative) Typical Buckle Strength Test Device
Appendix U (Normative) Dynamic Crash Test Installation
Appendix X (Normative) Lower Torso Body Block Test
Figure 1 ISOFIX Anchorages System Sketch Map
Figure 2 Example of ISOFIX Attachments
Figure 3 Maximum Dimensions of ISOFIX Child Restraint System Attachment
Figure 4 Dimensions of ISOFIX Top Tether Connector (Hook Type)
Figure 5 Arrangement for Testing a Forward-facing Device
Figure 6 Arrangement for Testing a Rearward-facing Device
Figure 7 Arrangement for Testing Child Restraint Devices Group 0, Not Supported by the Dashboard
Figure 8 Arrangement for Testing Child Restraint Devices, Except Group 0, Not Supported by the Dashboard
Figure 9 Class A Device
Figure 10 Schematic Layout of Class B Lock-Off Device Test
Figure 11 Warning Label Pattern for Child Restraint System
Figure 12 Pictogram of Logo ISOFIX
Figure 13 Graphic Symbols
Figure 14 Instruction Diagram
Figure B.1 Arrangement of Apparatus for Dust Resistance Test
Figure D.1 Procedure Type
Figure D.2 Procedure Type
Figure D.3 Microslip Test
Figure E.1 Arrangement of Testing a Rearward-facing Device
Figure E.2 Dimensions of the Seat and the Seat Cushions
Figure E.3 Dimensions of the Aluminum Bottom-plate(Aluminum Plate before Bending)
Figure E.4 Dimensions of the Cover Material
Figure E.5 3- Dimensional View of Seat
Figure E.6 Stopping Device Frontal Impact Dimensions
Figure E.7 Overall Dimension of Stopping Device Olive-shaped Knob
Figure E.8 Internal Dimension of Stopping Device Olive-shaped Knob
Figure E.9 Stopping Device Rear Impact Dimension
Figure E.10 Polyurethane Tube Dimension
Figure E.11 Arrangement of Anchorages for Test Trolley
Figure E.12 Arrangement Figure of Anchorages for Test Trolley
Figure E.13 Anchorage Point H1 and H
Figure F.1 Curve of Trolley's Deceleration or Acceleration, as Function of Time in Frontal Impact
Figure F.2 Curve of Trolley's Deceleration or Acceleration, as Function of Time in Rear Impact
Figure G.1 Principal Dimensions of Dummy
Figure G.2 Calibration of the Neck Cable
Figure G.3 Calibration of Atlas-Axis Joint
Figure G.4 Calibration of Hip Joint
Figure G.5 Calibration Knee Joint
Figure G.6 Calibration of Shoulder Joint
Figure G.7 Calibration of Elbow Joint
Figure G.8 Calibration of Lumbar Cable
Figure G.9 Calibration of Lumbar Cable
Figure G.10 Principal Dimensions of Infant Dummy
Figure G.11 Calibration of Shoulder Stiffness
Figure G.12 Calibration of Leg Joint
Figure G.13 Principal Dimensions of the 18 Months Dummy
Figure G.14 Calibration of Lumbar Spine
Figure G.15 Calibration of Abdomen
Figure G.16 Calibration of Neck
Figure K.1 Inner Height of Child Restraint System Chair
Figure M.1 Standard Seat Belt Configurations
Figure M.2 Typical Standard Anchorage Plate
Figure M.3 Central Part of the Standard Belt Configuration
Figure M.4 Pillar Loop
Figure Q.1 Headrest
Figure S.1 Operation Method of Adjuster
Figure T.1 Typical Buckle Strength Test Device
Figure U.1 Dynamic Crash Test Installation
Figure X.1 Truncated P10 Dummy Block
Figure X.2 Booster Pull Test Using Dummy Block
Table 1 Corresponding Relationship between the Mass Group and ISOFIX Size Category
Table 2 Possible Configurations for Approval Groups / Categories Table
Table 3 Dynamic Test Conditions for Different Test Types
Table 4 General Conditions FOR Abrasion Test Procedure
Table 5 Channel Frequency Class
Table 6 Dimensional Tolerance in the Test
Table A.1 Chapter and Article Contrast between This Standard and ECE R
Table E.1 Characteristics of Polyurethane Foam Used for the Back and Seating
Table E.2 Characteristics of Sun Shade Cloth
Table E.3 Characteristics of the Absorbing Material A
Table E.4 Characteristics of the Absorbing Material B(ASTM D2000)
Table F.1 Definition of the Different Curves in Frontal Impact
Table F.2 Definition of the Different Curves in Rear Impact
Table G.1 Mass of Different Components by Age Group
Table G.2 Dimensions of Seated Dummy
Table G.3 Principal Dimensions of the "New-born" Dummy
Table G.4 Mass Distribution of the "New-born" Dummy
Table G.5 Mass Distribution of the 18 Months Dummy
Table G.6 Principal Dimensions of the 18 Months Dummy
