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Project Introduction

Preventing air pollution in cars and improving air quality in cars are new issues facing the development of automotive technology today. It is reported that the limit value of air pollutants in cars will be released soon, and the problem of internal pollution in cars has become a hot spot for consumers. Sometimes there are some unknown odors in the car, even the instruments can not be recognized, so there is an industry test project in the automobile manufacturing industry-odor test.

Odor (odor) refers to all the odors emitted by automobile interior parts, which can intuitively reflect the quality of automobile interior parts, based on the subjective evaluation of human sense of smell and comfort. It should be noted that some of the more unpleasant gases are not necessarily harmful, while some of the more smelly gases are not necessarily harmless. The odor in the car has now become a consideration when buying a car. Therefore, the car manufacturer requires its suppliers to carry out odor tests on materials and parts to ensure that the odor in the car does not cause consumer annoyance.

Standard reference

The interior of a modern car contains many different materials, such as plastic. It also contains many chemical substances. Although most of these substances are "enclosed" within the material, a small amount will evaporate, forming the typical smell of new cars. Various world-renowned automobile companies have developed their own corporate standards to monitor these substances and their possible odor in the cabin. In order to create a healthy interior and exterior environment for everyone, companies have launched their own odor test standards, such as:

· Volkswagen vw50180

· Volkswagen PV3900

· Chery Q/SQR.04.103-2004

· General GME60276

· Toyota TSM0505G

· German Automobile Industry Association VDA270

· Volvo VCS1027, 2729

Reference for other testing standards:

Odor test in automotive interior parts VDA 270:2016

Thermal odor test of insulating materials SAE J1351:2008

Non-metallic material odor standard TSM 0505G:2014

Passenger compartment parts: odor test PV 3900-2000

General Standard for Parts Odor of Automobile Car MES CF 055A:2002

Indoor odor test FLTM BO 131-03:2011

Determination of odor of interior materials GMW 3205:2016

Test method for smell of interior materials MS 300-34E:2016

Automobile interior parts odor test method BAS 455-2015

Automotive material odor requirements QJ/GAC 1105.004-2015

Automobile material odor evaluation method QJ/GAC 1510.006-2017

Non-metallic materials odor test methods and requirements TQM 0505-2012

Test method for odor in automotive materials VCS 1027, 2729-2016

Auto parts assembly odor test method Q/BYDQ-A1901.1373-2016

Auto parts odor test method Q/BYDQ-A1901.404-2015

Technical requirements for smell of interior parts Q/BYDQ-A1901.408-2015

Evaluation of odor intensity-passenger compartment and luggage compartment D10 5517:2009


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Odor test

Preventing air pollution in cars and improving air quality in cars are new issues facing the development of automotive technology today. It is reported that the limit value of air pollutants in cars will be released soon, and the problem of internal pollution in cars has become a hot spot for consumers.

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