Child-resistant packaging—Requirements and testing procedures for reclosable packages
Some standard content:
ICS55.020
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T25163—2010
Child-resistant packaging—Requirements and testing procedures for reclosable packages(ISO83172003,MOD)
Issued on September 26, 2010
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Administration of Standardization of the People's Republic of China
Implementation on March 1, 2011
GB/T25163—2010
This standard is modified to adopt ISO83172003 "Child-resistant packaging—Requirements and testing procedures for reclosable packages" (English version). Compared with IS08317-2003(E), this standard has the following main technical differences: the preface and introduction of the international standard have been deleted; the content of the international standard requiring official observers to participate under specific conditions has been removed; the content of the test process has been appropriately edited; d) the standard structure and sequence have been adjusted as follows: the content of 4.2 of the international standard has been adjusted to Chapter 3 of this standard, and the content of 4.3 of the international standard has been adjusted to Chapter 5 of this standard; Chapter 5 and Chapter 6 of this standard correspond to Chapter 6 and Chapter 7 of the international standard respectively. This standard was proposed and managed by the National Packaging Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC49). The drafting units of this standard are: China Machinery Productivity Promotion Center, China Academy of Machinery Science, and China Packaging Research and Testing Center. The main drafters of this standard are Huang Lei, Liu Pingyu Zhenlin, Li Hua, and Zhang Xiaojian. http:
1 Scope
Requirements and test methods for reclosable packaging that is child-resistant
This standard specifies the requirements and test methods for reclosable packaging that is child-resistant. This standard applies to reclosable packaging that is child-resistant (hereinafter referred to as child-resistant packaging). 2 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this standard. 2. 1
Container
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Container made of metal, glass, plastic or a combination of multiple materials, with a port sealing system and a locking device. 2.2
Seal
Container lid made of metal, plastic or a combination of multiple materials, with a sealing device. 2.3
Child-resistant packaging is usually a packaging container with a locking device. Children under 52 months old are unlikely to open the locking device, but it does not affect the normal use of adults.
ReclosablepackageAfter the package is opened, it can be reclosed and reused. 2.5
substitute product
Substitute
A non-toxic substitute that is similar to the content and is not easy to react chemically with the packaging container. 3 Requirements
3.1 Basic requirements
3.1.1 Packages that are not openable by children should be able to prevent children under 52 months from opening such packages. 3.1.2 Packages that are not openable by children should meet the basic functional requirements of the package itself while meeting the requirements of not opening by children.
3.2 Test requirements
3.2.1 Requirements for test population
The test is applied to the following two groups of people;
-Children aged 42 to 51 months;
-Adults aged 50 to 70 years old.
Note: The test population includes children aged 42 months and 51 months and adults aged 50 or 70 years. 3.2.2 Requirements for test containers
New containers are required for the test. When testing a series of similar containers, a theoretical basis for the degree of packaging similarity should be provided, and the test should be conducted according to the following rules:) When the diameters of the sealing covers are different and the largest diameter exceeds 1.5 times the smallest diameter, the sealing covers of large, medium and small diameters should be selected for testing;
When the sealing covers of the packaging containers are the same but only the capacity is different, the containers with the largest and smallest capacity should be selected for testing; When the packaging containers have similar characteristics and the packaging capacity and the sealing cover diameter are different, the sealing covers with the largest and smallest diameters should be placed on the packaging containers with the largest and smallest capacity for testing. For the above combination of sealing benefit and packaging container, if the maximum diameter of the sealing benefit exceeds 1.5 times of the minimum diameter, the method a) shall be used; when the bushing is an integral part of the sealing system, it shall be tested together with the bushing; d>
When the packaging container has the same characteristics and the sealing cover is the same, but the shape of the packaging container is different, each shape of the packaging container shall be selected for testing. When the packaging container has the same characteristics, but the shape of the packaging container and the diameter of the sealing cover are different, each shape of the packaging container shall be selected and tested according to the method c) 4 Test
4.1 Test Samples
Sufficient and new packaging containers that meet the design drawings and design specifications shall be provided for test personnel to select as test samples, and test samples shall be reserved as spare parts.
The contents shall not be dangerous goods, and substitutes may be used. If substitutes are used for testing, if the capacity of the packaging container is less than 1L, it should be filled according to the actual content capacity. If the volume of the packaging container exceeds 1L, 11.1kg of liquid or 1kg of solid substitutes should be selected for filling. 4.2 Preparation before the test
All packaging containers for the test are required to be able to be opened and re-closed. 4.3 Children's test
4.3.1 Children's full group test
4.3.1.1 Composition of test children
200 children aged 42 months to 5 days should be selected. The distribution of age and gender should be reasonable. At the same time, they should be healthy and have no obvious physiological defects that affect the test. For the test of packaging for anti-substitute children, children from different social groups, races and cultural backgrounds should be selected as much as possible for the test. If not, the deviation of the test should be clearly indicated. The test children are required not to have participated in the corresponding test before, but they are allowed to participate in the test of opening different types of packaging using different principles. If they have participated in the corresponding test, the test time is required to be at least 1 week apart. 4.3.1.2 Requirements for test environment and personnel The test for children should be conducted in an environment that they are familiar with and feel comfortable, such as their kindergarten or nursery, but care should be taken to avoid being disturbed and causing unnecessary distraction. The test personnel (children) should be friendly to each other, and the parents of the children should be present in the test. There should be tables and chairs for the children to test, and they can also sit on the ground if they want. 4.3.1.3 Requirements for the test process
4.3.1.3.1 Test 2 children at the same time, and 2 children must be accompanied by 1 blue substitute. If necessary, the test can be conducted in groups, but the number of testers in the same room at the same time cannot exceed 5. 4.3.1.3.2 During the test, as long as the children feel convenient and suitable, they can choose any method to conduct the test, and there is no restriction on them using teeth or other methods to open the package. 4.3.1.3.3 During the test, no instructions or instructions on how to open the package shall be given. 4.3.1.3.4 During the test, tools or other opening devices shall not be provided to children. If these tools or opening devices are an integral part of the packaging container design, they are not allowed to touch the tools, and their attention shall not be actively drawn to the tools unless they are demonstrated to the children.
4.3.1.3.5 If the test child tries to leave, the supervisor shall stop him and guide him back to continue the test. 2
4.3, t.4 Test steps
4.3.1.4.1 Assign the test children and supervisors, and bring the test children to the test site. 4.3.1.4.2 Give each child a packaging container and ask them to open it within 5 minutes. GB/T 25163—2010
4.3.1.4.3 If a child successfully opens the package within 5 minutes, he should be asked to stay in the test area until the end of the test. 4.3.1.4.4 For children who fail to open the package within 5 minutes, they should be asked to watch how to open and re-close the package without deliberately forcing them to demonstrate the action and process, and then continue to open the package for another 5 minutes. 4.3.1.4.5 Record the test results every 5 minutes, record whether the child successfully opened the package, whether a demonstration was performed, and whether teeth or other methods were used during the opening process. 4.3.2 Continuous test
If the number of children in the test is less than 200, the force method of continuous test can be used. Except for the number of children in the test, the other requirements are consistent with the test requirements for the whole group of children and should comply with the provisions of 4.3.1. 4.4 Adult test
4. 4. 1 Basic requirements
It is not necessary to conduct tests on adults in a specific place and at a specific time. 4.4.2 Composition of test personnel
It is required that 100 valid participants (adults) participate in the test, and the test personnel shall be preliminarily selected. Among them, professional design, manufacturing and other related personnel who allow children to open the package, and personnel with obvious mechanical defects and temporary physical disabilities should not participate in the test. The purpose of the test should be explained to the test personnel. They should not provide demonstrations of operation. 100 test subjects shall be randomly selected from adults aged 50 to 70 years old according to the provisions of Table 1. The number of test subjects selected from a group shall not exceed 30, and the number of unrelated individuals shall exceed 35% of the total number of test subjects.
Table 1 Composition of test subjects
Age/years
4.4.3 Test procedures
Male/name
8 or 7
7 or R
Female/name
17 or 18
18 or 17
Total/name
4.4.3.1 Provide each test subject with the packaging container for the test and the operating instructions for how to open and reclose the container. The operating instructions shall be consistent with the instructions provided to consumers during the sales process. Within 4.4. 3.25 nin, the test subject shall complete the test independently after becoming familiar with the packaging container and reading the operating instructions. 4.4.3.3 For the test personnel who successfully opened the test sample within 5 minutes, they should be given the same packaging container and asked to repeat the test within 1 minute, i.e., opening and re-closing. 4.4.3. If the test personnel cannot open the packaging container within 45 minutes, they will be subject to a screening test, i.e., let the test personnel open two ordinary test containers that are not child-proof within 1 minute, as follows: a) 25mL~50ml cylindrical plastic container, threaded seal, with continuous thread H in the cover, diameter 28mm, torque 1.1Nm,
b) 25mL~50ml cylindrical plastic container: non-threaded seal, with the sealing cover tightly on the container, diameter 28mm. If the test personnel fail to open and re-close the above two containers within 1 minute, the adult test result of this test personnel is invalid and the screening is eliminated. If the test personnel open the above two containers within 1 minute, it indicates that the adult test result is valid and the adult test result is not passed.
4.4.3.5 Record the test results of adults.
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5 Test results
5.1 Evaluation of children's test results
5.1.1 Evaluation of children's full group test results
When a full group of 200 test children is used for the test, the following requirements should be met to determine whether the test results are successful: a) In the absence of demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children cannot open the package within 5 minutes: h) After a demonstration is given to the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 test children cannot open the package in subsequent tests.
5,1.2 Continuous test
When a continuous test is used, the continuous test results (see Figure 1. Figure 2) are determined according to the following conditions: 50
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Number of unopened condensing containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 10%, and the quality limit level (LQ) is 20%: 012456?
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Figure 1 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (no demonstration) 50
1.4 Graph
L3 Graph
Number of unopened containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 15%, and the quality limit length (LQ) is 25%. 11012D
Figure 2 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (after demonstration) 4
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a) If the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is lower than the L1 line in Figure 1, and in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is lower than the L3 line in Figure 2, the test is passed; if the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is higher than the L2 line in Figure 1, or in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is higher than the L4 line in Figure 2 If the number of children opening the packaging container within 5 minutes is between lines II and I.2 and lines I.3 and L4, the test should be repeated.
5.2 Evaluation of adult test results
If 90% of the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, and can successfully open and reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is passed.
If the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, but fail to successfully open or reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is failed. 5.3 Final results
Whether it is a child test or an adult test, the final result of the pass/fail test must be given. 6 Test report
6.1 Basic content
a) Name of the testing agency:
Test date;
Manufacturer of packaging container:
Name of the test supervisor;
Detailed description of the test container:
Description of the substitute for the test contents. 6.2 Child test
In addition to the relevant content in 6.1, the child test report The test report shall also include the following: a) Test site:
b) Number, gender and age of children who successfully opened the package; Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. 6.3 Adult test
In addition to the relevant content of 6.1, the adult test report shall also include the following: a) Number, age and gender of adult testers;
Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. b) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened and read the packaging container; c) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened but failed to close the packaging container; (l) a copy of the operating instructions provided to the test personnel; e) the number of people, age and gender who failed to successfully open the packaging container. 6.4 Additional information
Some additional information that helps to illustrate the test results should be stated in the test report, such as: test time, etc. 6.5 Test conclusion
The test report does not contain the final conclusion.
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GB/T 25163-2010
Printing date: December 21, 2010 F001 Hepin Partner Network htt
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Requirements and test methods for child-resistant packaging
Reclosable packaging
G3/T 25163—2010
Published by China Standards Publishing House
No. 16, Hebei Street, Sanxian, Fuxingmenwai, Beijing
Postal code: 100045
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Report telephone: (010) 685335332 Continuous test
If the number of children in the test is less than 200, the continuous test method can be used. Except for the different number of children in the test, the other requirements are consistent with the full group test of children and should comply with the provisions of 4.3.1. 4.4 Adult test
4. 4. 1 Basic requirements
It is not necessary to conduct the test on adults in a specific place and at a specific time. 4.4.2 Composition of test personnel
It is required that 100 valid participants (adults) participate in the test and conduct a preliminary selection of test personnel. Among them, professional design, manufacturing and other related personnel who allow children to open the package, and personnel with obvious mechanical defects and temporary disabilities should not participate in the test. The purpose of the test should be explained to the test personnel. They should not provide a demonstration of the operation. The 100 test personnel should be randomly selected from adults aged 50 to 70 according to the provisions of Table 1. The number of test personnel selected from a group should not exceed 30, and non-related individuals should exceed 35% of the total number of test personnel.
Table 1 Composition of test personnel
Age/years
4.4.3 Test procedures
Male/name
8 or 7
7 or R
Female/name
17 or 18
18 or 17
Total/name
4.4.3.1 Provide each test personnel with the packaging container for the test and the operating instructions for how to open and reclose the container. The operating instructions should be consistent with the instructions provided to consumers during the sales process. 4.4. 3.2 Within 5 minutes, the test personnel will complete the test independently after becoming familiar with the packaging container and reading the operating instructions. 4.4.3.3 For the test personnel who successfully open the test sample within 5 minutes, they should be given the same packaging container and asked to repeat the test within 1 minute, i.e., opening and reclosing. 4.4.3. If the test personnel cannot open the packaging container within 45 minutes, the screening test will be conducted again, that is, the test personnel are asked to open two ordinary test containers that are not child-proof within 1 minute, as follows: a) 25mL~50tmL cylindrical plastic container, threaded seal, with continuous thread H in the cover, diameter 28mm, torque 1.1Nm,
b) 25mL~50ml. Cylindrical plastic container: non-threaded seal, its seal cover is tightly on the container, diameter 28mm. If the test personnel fail to open and re-close the above two containers within 1 minute, the adult test results of this test personnel will be invalid and the screening will be eliminated. If the test personnel open the above two containers within 1 minute, it means that the adult test results are valid and the adult test results are not passed.
4.4.3.5 Record the test results of adults.
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5 Test results
5.1 Evaluation of test results on children
5.1.1 Evaluation of test results on the whole group of children
When a whole group of 200 test children is used for the test, the following requirements shall be met to determine whether the test result is successful: a) In the absence of demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package within 5 minutes; h) After a demonstration is given to the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package in subsequent tests.
5,1.2 Continuous test
When a continuous test is used, the continuous test results (see Figure 1. Figure 2) are determined according to the following conditions: 50
L2 graph
L graph
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Number of unopened condensing containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 10%, and the quality limit level (LQ) is 20%: 012456?
Enlarged image
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Figure 1 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (no demonstration) 50
1.4 Graph
L3 Graph
Number of unopened containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 15%, and the quality limit length (LQ) is 25%. 11012D
Figure 2 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (after demonstration) 4
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a) If the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is lower than the L1 line in Figure 1, and in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is lower than the L3 line in Figure 2, the test is passed; if the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is higher than the L2 line in Figure 1, or in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is higher than the L4 line in Figure 2 If the number of children opening the packaging container within 5 minutes is between lines II and I.2 and lines I.3 and L4, the test should be repeated.
5.2 Evaluation of adult test results
If 90% of the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, and can successfully open and reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is passed.
If the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, but fail to successfully open or reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is failed. 5.3 Final results
Whether it is a child test or an adult test, the final result of the pass/fail test must be given. 6 Test report
6.1 Basic content
a) Name of the testing agency:
Test date;
Manufacturer of packaging container:
Name of the test supervisor;
Detailed description of the test container:
Description of the substitute for the test contents. 6.2 Child test
In addition to the relevant content in 6.1, the child test report The test report shall also include the following: a) Test site:
b) Number, gender and age of children who successfully opened the package; Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. 6.3 Adult test
In addition to the relevant content of 6.1, the adult test report shall also include the following: a) Number, age and gender of adult testers;
Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. b) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened and read the packaging container; c) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened but failed to close the packaging container; (l) a copy of the operating instructions provided to the test personnel; e) the number of people, age and gender who failed to successfully open the packaging container. 6.4 Additional information
Some additional information that helps to illustrate the test results should be stated in the test report, such as: test time, etc. 6.5 Test conclusion
The test report does not contain the final conclusion.
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GB/T 25163-2010
Printing date: December 21, 2010 F001 Hepin Partner Network htt
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Requirements and test methods for child-resistant packaging
Reclosable packaging
G3/T 25163—2010
Published by China Standards Publishing House
No. 16, Hebei Street, Sanxian, Fuxingmenwai, Beijing
Postal code: 100045
Network certificate spc.net.cn
Tel: 6852394668517548
Printed by China Standards Publishing House Qinlongdao Printing Factory Distributed by Xinhua Bookstores in various places
Format 880×12301/16 Printing sheet 0.75 Words 11 characters November 2010 First edition November 2010 First printing Book number: 1550661-40658 Price 16.00 yuan If there is any printing error, our publishing center will replace it. Copyright infringement will be investigated
Report telephone: (010) 685335332 Continuous test
If the number of children in the test is less than 200, the continuous test method can be used. Except for the different number of children in the test, the other requirements are consistent with the full group test of children and should comply with the provisions of 4.3.1. 4.4 Adult test
4. 4. 1 Basic requirements
It is not necessary to conduct the test on adults in a specific place and at a specific time. 4.4.2 Composition of test personnel
It is required that 100 valid participants (adults) participate in the test and conduct a preliminary selection of test personnel. Among them, professional design, manufacturing and other related personnel who allow children to open the package, and personnel with obvious mechanical defects and temporary disabilities should not participate in the test. The purpose of the test should be explained to the test personnel. They should not provide a demonstration of the operation. The 100 test personnel should be randomly selected from adults aged 50 to 70 according to the provisions of Table 1. The number of test personnel selected from a group should not exceed 30, and non-related individuals should exceed 35% of the total number of test personnel.
Table 1 Composition of test personnel
Age/years
4.4.3 Test procedures
Male/name
8 or 7
7 or R
Female/name
17 or 18
18 or 17
Total/name
4.4.3.1 Provide each test personnel with the packaging container for the test and the operating instructions for how to open and reclose the container. The operating instructions should be consistent with the instructions provided to consumers during the sales process. 4.4. 3.2 Within 5 minutes, the test personnel will complete the test independently after becoming familiar with the packaging container and reading the operating instructions. 4.4.3.3 For the test personnel who successfully open the test sample within 5 minutes, they should be given the same packaging container and asked to repeat the test within 1 minute, i.e., opening and reclosing. 4.4.3. If the test personnel cannot open the packaging container within 45 minutes, the screening test will be conducted again, that is, the test personnel are asked to open two ordinary test containers that are not child-proof within 1 minute, as follows: a) 25mL~50tmL cylindrical plastic container, threaded seal, with continuous thread H in the cover, diameter 28mm, torque 1.1Nm,
b) 25mL~50ml. Cylindrical plastic container: non-threaded seal, its seal cover is tightly on the container, diameter 28mm. If the test personnel fail to open and re-close the above two containers within 1 minute, the adult test results of this test personnel will be invalid and the screening will be eliminated. If the test personnel open the above two containers within 1 minute, it means that the adult test results are valid and the adult test results are not passed.
4.4.3.5 Record the test results of adults.
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5 Test results
5.1 Evaluation of test results on children
5.1.1 Evaluation of test results on the whole group of children
When a whole group of 200 test children is used for the test, the following requirements shall be met to determine whether the test result is successful: a) In the absence of demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package within 5 minutes; h) After a demonstration is given to the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package in subsequent tests.
5,1.2 Continuous test
When a continuous test is used, the continuous test results (see Figure 1. Figure 2) are determined according to the following conditions: 50
L2 graph
L graph
100110
Number of unopened condensing containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 10%, and the quality limit level (LQ) is 20%: 012456?
Enlarged image
15016#170180
130140
Figure 1 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (no demonstration) 50
1.4 Graph
L3 Graph
Number of unopened containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 15%, and the quality limit length (LQ) is 25%. 11012D
Figure 2 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (after demonstration) 4
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a) If the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is lower than the L1 line in Figure 1, and in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is lower than the L3 line in Figure 2, the test is passed; if the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is higher than the L2 line in Figure 1, or in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is higher than the L4 line in Figure 2 If the number of children opening the packaging container within 5 minutes is between lines II and I.2 and lines I.3 and L4, the test should be repeated.
5.2 Evaluation of adult test results
If 90% of the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, and can successfully open and reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is passed.
If the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, but fail to successfully open or reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is failed. 5.3 Final results
Whether it is a child test or an adult test, the final result of the pass/fail test must be given. 6 Test report
6.1 Basic content
a) Name of the testing agency:
Test date;
Manufacturer of packaging container:
Name of the test supervisor;
Detailed description of the test container:
Description of the substitute for the test contents. 6.2 Child test
In addition to the relevant content in 6.1, the child test report The test report shall also include the following: a) Test site:
b) Number, gender and age of children who successfully opened the package; Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. 6.3 Adult test
In addition to the relevant content of 6.1, the adult test report shall also include the following: a) Number, age and gender of adult testers;
Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. b) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened and read the packaging container; c) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened but failed to close the packaging container; (l) a copy of the operating instructions provided to the test personnel; e) the number of people, age and gender who failed to successfully open the packaging container. 6.4 Additional information
Some additional information that helps to illustrate the test results should be stated in the test report, such as: test time, etc. 6.5 Test conclusion
The test report does not contain the final conclusion.
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GB/T 25163-2010
Printing date: December 21, 2010 F001 Hepin Partner Network htt
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Requirements and test methods for child-resistant packaging
Reclosable packaging
G3/T 25163—2010
Published by China Standards Publishing House
No. 16, Hebei Street, Sanxian, Fuxingmenwai, Beijing
Postal code: 100045
Network certificate spc.net.cn
Tel: 6852394668517548
Printed by China Standards Publishing House Qinlongdao Printing Factory Distributed by Xinhua Bookstores in various places
Format 880×12301/16 Printing sheet 0.75 Words 11 characters November 2010 First edition November 2010 First printing Book number: 1550661-40658 Price 16.00 yuan If there is any printing error, our publishing center will replace it. Copyright infringement will be investigated
Report telephone: (010) 685335332 Composition of test personnel
100 valid participants (adults) are required to participate in the test, and the test personnel shall be preliminarily selected. Among them, professional design, manufacturing and other related personnel who prevent children from opening the package, and personnel with obvious mechanical defects and temporary disabilities should not participate in the test. The purpose of the test should be explained to the test personnel. They should not provide demonstrations of operation. 100 test personnel should be randomly selected from adults aged 50 to 70 according to the provisions of Table 1. The number of test personnel selected from a group shall not exceed 30, and non-related individuals shall exceed 35% of the total number of test personnel.
Table 1 Composition of test personnel
Age/years
4.4.3 Test procedures
Male/name
8 or 7
7 or R
Female/name
17 or 18
18 or 17
Total/name
4.4.3.1 Provide each test personnel with the packaging container for the test and the operating instructions for how to open and reclose the container. The operating instructions should be consistent with the instructions provided to consumers during the sales process. 4.4. 3.2 Within 5 minutes, the test personnel will complete the test independently after becoming familiar with the packaging container and reading the operating instructions. 4.4.3.3 For the test personnel who successfully open the test sample within 5 minutes, they should be given the same packaging container and asked to repeat the test within 1 minute, i.e., opening and reclosing. 4.4.3. If the test personnel cannot open the packaging container within 45 minutes, the screening test will be conducted again, that is, the test personnel are asked to open two ordinary test containers that are not child-proof within 1 minute, as follows: a) 25mL~50tmL cylindrical plastic container, threaded seal, with continuous thread H in the cover, diameter 28mm, torque 1.1Nm,
b) 25mL~50ml. Cylindrical plastic container: non-threaded seal, its seal cover is tightly on the container, diameter 28mm. If the test personnel fail to open and re-close the above two containers within 1 minute, the adult test results of this test personnel will be invalid and the screening will be eliminated. If the test personnel open the above two containers within 1 minute, it means that the adult test results are valid and the adult test results are not passed.
4.4.3.5 Record the test results of adults.
GB/T 25163—2010
5 Test results
5.1 Evaluation of test results on children
5.1.1 Evaluation of test results on the whole group of children
When a whole group of 200 test children is used for the test, the following requirements shall be met to determine whether the test result is successful: a) In the absence of demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package within 5 minutes; h) After a demonstration is given to the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package in subsequent tests.
5,1.2 Continuous test
When a continuous test is used, the continuous test results (see Figure 1. Figure 2) are determined according to the following conditions: 50
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L graph
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Number of unopened condensing containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 10%, and the quality limit level (LQ) is 20%: 012456?
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Figure 1 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (no demonstration) 50
1.4 Graph
L3 Graph
Number of unopened containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 15%, and the quality limit length (LQ) is 25%. 11012D
Figure 2 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (after demonstration) 4
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a) If the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is lower than the L1 line in Figure 1, and in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is lower than the L3 line in Figure 2, the test is passed; if the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is higher than the L2 line in Figure 1, or in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is higher than the L4 line in Figure 2 If the number of children opening the packaging container within 5 minutes is between lines II and I.2 and lines I.3 and L4, the test should be repeated.
5.2 Evaluation of adult test results
If 90% of the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, and can successfully open and reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is passed.
If the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, but fail to successfully open or reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is failed. 5.3 Final results
Whether it is a child test or an adult test, the final result of the pass/fail test must be given. 6 Test report
6.1 Basic content
a) Name of the testing agency:
Test date;
Manufacturer of packaging container:
Name of the test supervisor;
Detailed description of the test container:
Description of the substitute for the test contents. 6.2 Child test
In addition to the relevant content in 6.1, the child test report The test report shall also include the following: a) Test site:
b) Number, gender and age of children who successfully opened the package; Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. 6.3 Adult test
In addition to the relevant content of 6.1, the adult test report shall also include the following: a) Number, age and gender of adult testers;
Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. b) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened and read the packaging container; c) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened but failed to close the packaging container; (l) a copy of the operating instructions provided to the test personnel; e) the number of people, age and gender who failed to successfully open the packaging container. 6.4 Additional information
Some additional information that helps to illustrate the test results should be stated in the test report, such as: test time, etc. 6.5 Test conclusion
The test report does not contain the final conclusion.
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GB/T 25163-2010
Printing date: December 21, 2010 F001 Hepin Partner Network htt
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Requirements and test methods for child-resistant packaging
Reclosable packagingbzxz.net
G3/T 25163—2010
Published by China Standards Publishing House
No. 16, Hebei Street, Sanxian, Fuxingmenwai, Beijing
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Report telephone: (010) 685335332 Composition of test personnel
100 valid participants (adults) are required to participate in the test, and the test personnel shall be preliminarily selected. Among them, professional design, manufacturing and other related personnel who prevent children from opening the package, and personnel with obvious mechanical defects and temporary disabilities should not participate in the test. The purpose of the test should be explained to the test personnel. They should not provide demonstrations of operation. 100 test personnel should be randomly selected from adults aged 50 to 70 according to the provisions of Table 1. The number of test personnel selected from a group shall not exceed 30, and non-related individuals shall exceed 35% of the total number of test personnel.
Table 1 Composition of test personnel
Age/years
4.4.3 Test procedures
Male/name
8 or 7
7 or R
Female/name
17 or 18
18 or 17
Total/name
4.4.3.1 Provide each test personnel with the packaging container for the test and the operating instructions for how to open and reclose the container. The operating instructions should be consistent with the instructions provided to consumers during the sales process. 4.4. 3.2 Within 5 minutes, the test personnel will complete the test independently after becoming familiar with the packaging container and reading the operating instructions. 4.4.3.3 For the test personnel who successfully open the test sample within 5 minutes, they should be given the same packaging container and asked to repeat the test within 1 minute, i.e., opening and reclosing. 4.4.3. If the test personnel cannot open the packaging container within 45 minutes, the screening test will be conducted again, that is, the test personnel are asked to open two ordinary test containers that are not child-proof within 1 minute, as follows: a) 25mL~50tmL cylindrical plastic container, threaded seal, with continuous thread H in the cover, diameter 28mm, torque 1.1Nm,
b) 25mL~50ml. Cylindrical plastic container: non-threaded seal, its seal cover is tightly on the container, diameter 28mm. If the test personnel fail to open and re-close the above two containers within 1 minute, the adult test results of this test personnel will be invalid and the screening will be eliminated. If the test personnel open the above two containers within 1 minute, it means that the adult test results are valid and the adult test results are not passed.
4.4.3.5 Record the test results of adults.
GB/T 25163—2010
5 Test results
5.1 Evaluation of test results on children
5.1.1 Evaluation of test results on the whole group of children
When a whole group of 200 test children is used for the test, the following requirements shall be met to determine whether the test result is successful: a) In the absence of demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package within 5 minutes; h) After a demonstration is given to the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package in subsequent tests.
5,1.2 Continuous test
When a continuous test is used, the continuous test results (see Figure 1. Figure 2) are determined according to the following conditions: 50
L2 graph
L graph
100110
Number of unopened condensing containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 10%, and the quality limit level (LQ) is 20%: 012456?
Enlarged image
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Figure 1 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (no demonstration) 50
1.4 Graph
L3 Graph
Number of unopened containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 15%, and the quality limit length (LQ) is 25%. 11012D
Figure 2 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (after demonstration) 4
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a) If the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is lower than the L1 line in Figure 1, and in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is lower than the L3 line in Figure 2, the test is passed; if the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is higher than the L2 line in Figure 1, or in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is higher than the L4 line in Figure 2 If the number of children opening the packaging container within 5 minutes is between lines II and I.2 and lines I.3 and L4, the test should be repeated.
5.2 Evaluation of adult test results
If 90% of the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, and can successfully open and reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is passed.
If the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, but fail to successfully open or reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is failed. 5.3 Final results
Whether it is a child test or an adult test, the final result of the pass/fail test must be given. 6 Test report
6.1 Basic content
a) Name of the testing agency:
Test date;
Manufacturer of packaging container:
Name of the test supervisor;
Detailed description of the test container:
Description of the substitute for the test contents. 6.2 Child test
In addition to the relevant content in 6.1, the child test report The test report shall also include the following: a) Test site:
b) Number, gender and age of children who successfully opened the package; Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. 6.3 Adult test
In addition to the relevant content of 6.1, the adult test report shall also include the following: a) Number, age and gender of adult testers;
Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. b) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened and read the packaging container; c) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened but failed to close the packaging container; (l) a copy of the operating instructions provided to the test personnel; e) the number of people, age and gender who failed to successfully open the packaging container. 6.4 Additional information
Some additional information that helps to illustrate the test results should be stated in the test report, such as: test time, etc. 6.5 Test conclusion
The test report does not contain the final conclusion.
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GB/T 25163-2010
Printing date: December 21, 2010 F001 Hepin Partner Network htt
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Requirements and test methods for child-resistant packaging
Reclosable packaging
G3/T 25163—2010
Published by China Standards Publishing House
No. 16, Hebei Street, Sanxian, Fuxingmenwai, Beijing
Postal code: 100045
Network certificate spc.net.cn
Tel: 6852394668517548
Printed by China Standards Publishing House Qinlongdao Printing Factory Distributed by Xinhua Bookstores in various places
Format 880×12301/16 Printing sheet 0.75 Words 11 characters November 2010 First edition November 2010 First printing Book number: 1550661-40658 Price 16.00 yuan If there is any printing error, our publishing center will replace it. Copyright infringement will be investigated
Report telephone: (010) 685335331 Provide each tester with a packaging container for the test and an operating instruction manual on how to open and reclose the container. The operating instruction manual should be consistent with the instructions provided to consumers during the sales process. Within 4.4.3.25 minutes, the tester should complete the test independently after becoming familiar with the packaging container and reading the operating instruction manual. 4.4.3.3 For testers who successfully open the test sample within 5 minutes, they should be given the same packaging container and asked to repeat the test within 1 minute, i.e., opening and reclosing the container. 4.4.3. If the test personnel cannot open the packaging container within 45 minutes, the screening test will be conducted again, that is, the test personnel are asked to open two ordinary test containers that are not child-proof within 1 minute, as follows: a) 25mL~50tmL cylindrical plastic container, threaded seal, with continuous thread H in the cover, diameter 28mm, torque 1.1Nm,
b) 25mL~50ml. Cylindrical plastic container: non-threaded seal, its seal cover is tightly on the container, diameter 28mm. If the test personnel fail to open and re-close the above two containers within 1 minute, the adult test results of this test personnel will be invalid and the screening will be eliminated. If the test personnel open the above two containers within 1 minute, it means that the adult test results are valid and the adult test results are not passed.
4.4.3.5 Record the test results of adults.
GB/T 25163—2010
5 Test results
5.1 Evaluation of test results on children
5.1.1 Evaluation of test results on the whole group of children
When a whole group of 200 test children is used for the test, the following requirements shall be met to determine whether the test result is successful: a) In the absence of demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package within 5 minutes; h) After a demonstration is given to the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package in subsequent tests.
5,1.2 Continuous test
When a continuous test is used, the continuous test results (see Figure 1. Figure 2) are determined according to the following conditions: 50
L2 graph
L graph
100110
Number of unopened condensing containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 10%, and the quality limit level (LQ) is 20%: 012456?
Enlarged image
15016#170180
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Figure 1 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (no demonstration) 50
1.4 Graph
L3 Graph
Number of unopened containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 15%, and the quality limit length (LQ) is 25%. 11012D
Figure 2 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (after demonstration) 4
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a) If the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is lower than the L1 line in Figure 1, and in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is lower than the L3 line in Figure 2, the test is passed; if the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is higher than the L2 line in Figure 1, or in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is higher than the L4 line in Figure 2 If the number of children opening the packaging container within 5 minutes is between lines II and I.2 and lines I.3 and L4, the test should be repeated.
5.2 Evaluation of adult test results
If 90% of the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, and can successfully open and reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is passed.
If the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, but fail to successfully open or reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is failed. 5.3 Final results
Whether it is a child test or an adult test, the final result of the pass/fail test must be given. 6 Test report
6.1 Basic content
a) Name of the testing agency:
Test date;
Manufacturer of packaging container:
Name of the test supervisor;
Detailed description of the test container:
Description of the substitute for the test contents. 6.2 Child test
In addition to the relevant content in 6.1, the child test report The test report shall also include the following: a) Test site:
b) Number, gender and age of children who successfully opened the package; Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. 6.3 Adult test
In addition to the relevant content of 6.1, the adult test report shall also include the following: a) Number, age and gender of adult testers;
Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. b) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened and read the packaging container; c) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened but failed to close the packaging container; (l) a copy of the operating instructions provided to the test personnel; e) the number of people, age and gender who failed to successfully open the packaging container. 6.4 Additional information
Some additional information that helps to illustrate the test results should be stated in the test report, such as: test time, etc. 6.5 Test conclusion
The test report does not contain the final conclusion.
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GB/T 25163-2010
Printing date: December 21, 2010 F001 Hepin Partner Network htt
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Requirements and test methods for child-resistant packaging
Reclosable packaging
G3/T 25163—2010
Published by China Standards Publishing House
No. 16, Hebei Street, Sanxian, Fuxingmenwai, Beijing
Postal code: 100045
Network certificate spc.net.cn
Tel: 6852394668517548
Printed by China Standards Publishing House Qinlongdao Printing Factory Distributed by Xinhua Bookstores in various places
Format 880×12301/16 Printing sheet 0.75 Words 11 characters November 2010 First edition November 2010 First printing Book number: 1550661-40658 Price 16.00 yuan If there is any printing error, our publishing center will replace it. Copyright infringement will be investigated
Report telephone: (010) 685335331 Provide each tester with a packaging container for the test and an operating instruction manual on how to open and reclose the container. The operating instruction manual should be consistent with the instructions provided to consumers during the sales process. Within 4.4.3.25 minutes, the tester should complete the test independently after becoming familiar with the packaging container and reading the operating instruction manual. 4.4.3.3 For testers who successfully open the test sample within 5 minutes, they should be given the same packaging container and asked to repeat the test within 1 minute, i.e., opening and reclosing the container. 4.4.3. If the test personnel cannot open the packaging container within 45 minutes, the screening test will be conducted again, that is, the test personnel are asked to open two ordinary test containers that are not child-proof within 1 minute, as follows: a) 25mL~50tmL cylindrical plastic container, threaded seal, with continuous thread H in the cover, diameter 28mm, torque 1.1Nm,
b) 25mL~50ml. Cylindrical plastic container: non-threaded seal, its seal cover is tightly on the container, diameter 28mm. If the test personnel fail to open and re-close the above two containers within 1 minute, the adult test results of this test personnel will be invalid and the screening will be eliminated. If the test personnel open the above two containers within 1 minute, it means that the adult test results are valid and the adult test results are not passed.
4.4.3.5 Record the test results of adults.
GB/T 25163—2010
5 Test results
5.1 Evaluation of test results on children
5.1.1 Evaluation of test results on the whole group of children
When a whole group of 200 test children is used for the test, the following requirements shall be met to determine whether the test result is successful: a) In the absence of demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package within 5 minutes; h) After a demonstration is given to the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package in subsequent tests.
5,1.2 Continuous test
When a continuous test is used, the continuous test results (see Figure 1. Figure 2) are determined according to the following conditions: 50
L2 graph
L graph
100110
Number of unopened condensing containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 10%, and the quality limit level (LQ) is 20%: 012456?
Enlarged image
15016#170180
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Figure 1 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (no demonstration) 50
1.4 Graph
L3 Graph
Number of unopened containers
Note: The acceptable quality level (AQL) is 15%, and the quality limit length (LQ) is 25%. 11012D
Figure 2 Continuous test diagram for preventing children from opening packaging (after demonstration) 4
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a) If the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is lower than the L1 line in Figure 1, and in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is lower than the L3 line in Figure 2, the test is passed; if the number of children opening the packaging container within the 5tnin test is higher than the L2 line in Figure 1, or in the subsequent 5min test, the number of children opening the packaging container is higher than the L4 line in Figure 2 If the number of children opening the packaging container within 5 minutes is between lines II and I.2 and lines I.3 and L4, the test should be repeated.
5.2 Evaluation of adult test results
If 90% of the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, and can successfully open and reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is passed.
If the test persons can successfully open the packaging container within 5 minutes, but fail to successfully open or reclose the packaging container within the subsequent 1 minute, the test is failed. 5.3 Final results
Whether it is a child test or an adult test, the final result of the pass/fail test must be given. 6 Test report
6.1 Basic content
a) Name of the testing agency:
Test date;
Manufacturer of packaging container:
Name of the test supervisor;
Detailed description of the test container:
Description of the substitute for the test contents. 6.2 Child test
In addition to the relevant content in 6.1, the child test report The test report shall also include the following: a) Test site:
b) Number, gender and age of children who successfully opened the package; Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. 6.3 Adult test
In addition to the relevant content of 6.1, the adult test report shall also include the following: a) Number, age and gender of adult testers;
Test record before demonstration operation;
Test record after demonstration operation; Methods of children opening the package;
d) If the child test is conducted as a full group test, the proportion of children who did not open the package. b) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened and read the packaging container; c) the number of people, age and gender who successfully opened but failed to close the packaging container; (l) a copy of the operating instructions provided to the test personnel; e) the number of people, age and gender who failed to successfully open the packaging container. 6.4 Additional information
Some additional information that helps to illustrate the test results should be stated in the test report, such as: test time, etc. 6.5 Test conclusion
The test report does not contain the final conclusion.
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GB/T 25163-2010
Printing date: December 21, 2010 F001 Hepin Partner Network htt
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Requirements and test methods for child-resistant packaging
Reclosable packaging
G3/T 25163—2010
Published by China Standards Publishing House
No. 16, Hebei Street, Sanxian, Fuxingmenwai, Beijing
Postal code: 100045
Network certificate spc.net.cn
Tel: 6852394668517548
Printed by China Standards Publishing House Qinlongdao Printing Factory Distributed by Xinhua Bookstores in various places
Format 880×12301/16 Printing sheet 0.75 Words 11 characters November 2010 First edition November 2010 First printing Book number: 1550661-40658 Price 16.00 yuan If there is any printing error, our publishing center will replace it. Copyright infringement will be investigated
Report telephone: (010) 685335331. Evaluation of the test results of the whole group of children
When a whole group of 200 test children is used for the test, the following requirements should be met to judge the success of the test results: a) In the absence of demonstration, at least 85% of the 200 test children are unable to open the package within 5 minutes; h) After demonstration to the children who failed to open the package within 5 minutes, at least 80% of the 200 test children failed to open the package in subsequen
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