Recently, the State Administration for Market Regulation (National Standardization Administration) approved and released a batch of important national standards, covering areas such as elderly and child support, people’s daily life, manufacturing, energy, emerging fields, and services. These standards will play a vital role in promoting people’s healthy lives, improving and upgrading industries, and ensuring safety in production and daily life.
In the Field of Manufacturing and Energy
21 national standards have been released, including those on vehicle stability test methods, safety requirements for dangerous goods transport vehicles, ship automatic identification, submersible operations, and technical requirements for aviation containers. These standards will continue to support the upgrading of the transportation equipment industry.
49 national standards have been issued, such as those for the determination of petroleum product color, performance evaluation of natural gas metering systems, and classification of lignite macerals. These standards provide support for the high-quality development of traditional energy.
6 national standards (e.g., on the identification and traceability of aerospace industry data products) have been released to continuously improve the generalization level of civil aviation.
20 national standards covering wind power generation systems, metal-cutting machine tools, and earth-moving machinery have been launched to enhance equipment efficiency and service life.Additionally, a dedicated national standard for damper assembly machines has been released, specifying technical requirements for key indicators such as precision control, safety protection, and consistency testing of the equipment. This standard not only standardizes the production and operation of damper assembly machines—critical equipment for manufacturing shock absorbers used in automobiles, construction machinery, and rail transit—but also helps improve the assembly accuracy and reliability of dampers, laying a solid foundation for the high-quality development of downstream industries relying on shock absorption components.
In Emerging Fields
28 national standards related to intelligent interconnection, digital twins, robots, and the Internet of Things (IoT) have been released, facilitating the standardized and healthy development of cutting-edge digital and intelligent technologies.
44 national standards in areas like space environment, fiber optics, Beidou navigation, and IPv6 evolution technology have been issued to support the high-quality development of the aerospace and communications industries.
4 national standards for urban sustainable development (including requirements for urban light environment inspection and evaluation) have been released to guide the healthy, orderly, and high-quality development of urban construction.
In the Service Sector
A national standard on technical guidelines for agricultural product wholesale market services has been released. It aims to standardize the service technologies of agricultural product wholesale markets, promote the overall upgrading of the agricultural product circulation industry, strengthen consumer trust, and safeguard people’s livelihood needs.
14 national standards related to consumer rights protection and consumer environment optimization have been issued, covering areas such as consumer product instructions, consumer product defect analysis, home appliance after-sales services, high-quality services, complaint handling, store shopping environments, and diving services. These standards will continuously improve service quality and enrich the supply of high-quality services.
2 standards for motor vehicle driver training institutions and driving ranges have been released. In response to the new demands for driver training, these standards optimize the requirements for training institutions and facility conditions, guiding the driver training industry to improve quality and efficiency.
