T/GDAR 0001-2020 Air conditioner requirements and test methods for virus and oil removal
T/GDAR 0001-2020 Air conditioner requirements and test methods for virus and oil removal
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Scope
Main technical content: This standard specifies the terms and definitions, technical requirements, and test methods for air conditioners in terms of virus removal and oil removal functions. Appendix A stipulates the test methods for air conditioners to remove hand-foot-mouth virus (CA16, EV71), influenza A virus (H1N1, H3N2), and coronavirus (HCoV-229E). Other low-pathogenic and non-pathogenic viruses can be referenced for implementation. This standard applies to air conditioners with virus removal and oil removal functions and a rated cooling capacity of no more than 24,360W. For virus removal functions, it mainly applies to air conditioners that use physical factors, chemical factors, and other factors for disinfection. This standard does not apply to air conditioners specifically for medical and health purposes or other specialized disinfection purposes. For venues and items requiring special disinfection according to the regulations of the health and epidemic prevention departments, air conditioners that only meet this standard cannot be used for disinfection. Note 1: Physical factor disinfection mainly uses methods such as electrostatic adsorption, filtration technology, and ultraviolet rays to kill or remove viruses. Note 2: Chemical factor disinfection mainly uses chemical factors such as ozone to kill or remove viruses. Note 3: Other factor disinfection mainly uses technologies such as plasma and photocatalysts to kill or remove viruses. Note 4: This standard mainly evaluates the air conditioner's ability to remove viruses in aerosols. For its ability to kill viruses on surfaces, the evaluation can be selected according to the stated functions of the device.