T/TJCA 0015-2026 Steel aluminum composite blast proof armor door and universal technical hardware

Scope

This document specifies the terms and definitions, classification and marking, basic requirements, testing methods, inspection rules, and marking, packaging, transportation, and storage of anti-riot armored doors and hardware for general technical requirements. This document is applicable to anti-riot armored doors used in safety spaces of civil and commercial buildings and mixed-use public buildings. At present, China already has the GB 17565-2022 General Technical Conditions for Burglar-Resistant Safety Doors standard, which is mainly applicable to civilian residences. The highest level of burglar-resistant doors, Level 5, is recommended for use in public places such as financial institutions and museums. With the continuous development of China's economy, the number of wealthy and middle-class people is increasing, and these groups have higher requirements for home security and physical protection of door products. With the increase in household wealth, more and more people are purchasing valuable paintings, artworks, precious jewelry, and antique cultural relics. Ordinary safes and cabinets are too small to meet the increasing storage needs for these collections, so the demand for safe rooms has emerged. Safe room products have been widely applied in developed countries and Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan regions. In addition to special reinforcement of walls, ceilings, and floors in building design, the most important aspect of safe rooms is the entrance door, which must meet high security standards. Ordinary-level burglar-resistant doors have relatively simple functional characteristics and can only meet ordinary security requirements. Users expect higher-security anti-riot doors to be installed in safe rooms. At the same time, in commercial spaces, such as warehouses of large gold and jewelry companies and auction houses, higher-security entrance doors are needed. In addition, outside of civil and commercial spaces, such as rooms in government embassies abroad,

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