GB17907-2010

Mechanical parking systems - General safety requirement

机械式停车设备通用安全要求

GB 17907-2010 es una norma nacional china obligatoria vigente: Mechanical parking systems - General safety requirement. Sector: Electrónica. Enfoque: Seguridad de productos. Entrada en vigor: 1 dic 2011.

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Resumen de cumplimiento

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Alcance y aplicabilidad

This standard specifies the basic safety requirements for the design, manufacture, inspection, and use of various categories of mechanical parking systems. It is applicable to all types of mechanical parking equipment but excludes maintenance car lifts, building requirements, and peripheral equipment. The standard addresses hazards such as mechanical failures, electrical faults, and unexpected vehicle drops.

Requisitos técnicos

The standard outlines comprehensive safety requirements for metal structures and design configurations. It specifies load considerations including vertical static/dynamic loads, horizontal loads, and seismic loads. Manufacturers must ensure sufficient strength, stiffness, and stability of load-bearing structures in compliance with referenced standards like GB 50017 and GB/T 3811. For mechanical and electrical mechanisms, the standard mandates specific safety criteria for lifting components such as steel wire ropes, chains, and screws. It also details requirements for braking systems, hydraulic systems, and electrical equipment, including enclosure protection levels and electromagnetic interference resistance. Critical safety devices like emergency stop switches and anti-falling mechanisms are mandatory for specific equipment categories. Dimensional requirements are strictly defined for access points, pedestrian walkways, and parking spaces to accommodate suitable vehicles safely. Additionally, the standard introduces specific safety protocols for transfer areas, ensuring safe transitions between manual driving and automated parking system control.

Métodos de ensayo

The standard requires regular inspections to maintain compliance. Frequent inspections should be conducted at least monthly, focusing on operational performance, safety devices, and wear of components like wire ropes and chains. Periodic inspections must be performed at least annually, covering structural deformations, main component wear, and control system reliability, as outlined in the referenced standard GB/T 15706.2-2006.

Preguntas frecuentes

What products are regulated under GB 17907-2010?

GB 17907-2010 regulates all categories of mechanical parking systems, covering their design, manufacture, inspection, and use. It excludes maintenance car lifts and peripheral equipment.

Are there any updates from the previous version of GB 17907?

Yes, compared to GB 17907-1999, this version adds terms and definitions, design requirements, enclosure protection levels for electrical equipment, electromagnetic interference resistance, and safety requirements for transfer areas.

How does GB 17907-2010 relate to international standards?

The standard references several national standards that are aligned with or modified from international standards, such as ISO 606 for roller chains and IEC 60529 for enclosure protection ratings.

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Indicaciones de aplicabilidad

Tipo: Seguridad
CCS: J80
ICS: 53.020.99
Organismo competente: Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
Comité técnico: Ministry of Industry and Information Technology

Relaciones

Sustituye a:GB 17907-1999