T/CAMRA 010-2018 Active

Scope: This standard specifies the technical requirements for automotive emission pollution repair and treatment stations (M stations), including classification, basic requirements, personnel qualifications, facility conditions, equipment requirements, quality control, information systems, safe production, and environmental protection. This standard applies to the construction and capacity certification of automotive emission pollution repair and treatment stations (M stations). Main technical content: 3. Terms and definitions: This section lists relevant terms and definitions. This group standard defines four commonly used terms: automotive inspection and repair (I/M) system, automotive emission pollution repair and treatment stations (M stations), motor vehicle emission inspection institutions (I stations), and the "Three Documents and One Certificate". The definition of the I/M system originates from the U.S. I/M system, and its definition references the U.S. I/M system. The definition of motor vehicle emission inspection institutions originates from the certification and accreditation industry standard "Evaluation of Qualification and Capacity of Inspection and Testing Institutions - Requirements for Motor Vehicle Inspection Institutions" (RB/T 218-2017), and in accordance with the "Notice on Institutional Establishment Issued by the State Council" (No. 6 of 2018). The "Three Documents and One Certificate" refer to the vehicle entry inspection form, repair process inspection form, completion inspection form, and repair completion certificate. These are all clearly specified in the "Motor Vehicle Maintenance, Inspection, and Diagnosis Technical Specifications" (GB/T 18344-2016). 4. M station classification: This chapter explains the principles of M station classification. According to the different fuels used by engines, M stations can be divided into two categories: spark-ignition engines and compression-ignition engines. Common spark-ignition engine vehicles