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GB 5606.6—1996
This standard is a revision of GB5610-85 Cigarette Sampling and Comprehensive Quality Determination Method. In terms of writing format, it has been changed from the original independent standard to GB5606.6 Comprehensive Determination of Cigarette Quality, and the following revisions have been made in terms of technical content: Cigarette sampling is classified under GB/T5606.1—1996 Cigarette Sampling. The number of rejection items for determining batch failure has been increased. The amount of nicotine in smoke has been added.
The scoring method for packaging and rolling quality has been modified. The comprehensive quality determination formula has been adjusted. wwW.bzxz.Net
The determination of batch failure by comprehensive quality score has been cancelled. This series of standards include:
GB/T 5606.1-1996
Cigarette sampling
GB/T 5606. 2-1996
Cigarette packaging, labeling and storage and transportation
Technical requirements for cigarette making
GB5606.3—1996
GB5606.4—1996
GB 5606.5-1996
Sensory technical requirements
Technical indicators of mainstream smoke and tobacco chemistry
Comprehensive quality assessment
GB5606.6—1996 Cigarettes
This standard shall be implemented from January 1, 1997, and all cigarette products shall comply with the requirements of this standard from July 1, 1997. This standard shall abolish and replace GB5610--85 from the date of entry into force. Appendix A of this standard is a reminder appendix.
This standard is proposed by the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Tobacco Standardization Technical Committee. The drafting units of this standard are: Science and Technology Education Department of the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration, Zhengzhou Tobacco Research Institute. The main drafters of this standard are: Yu Mingfang, Wan Jin, Wang Yanxiang, Li Keming. 335
1 Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Quality comprehensive judgment
Cigarettes--Quality comprehensive judgement This standard specifies the comprehensive judgment method for cigarette quality. This standard is applicable to flue-cured tobacco type, blended type, external flavor type and cigar type cigarettes. 2 Referenced standards
GB5606.6-1996
Replaces GB5610--85
The provisions contained in the following standards constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. When this standard is published, the versions shown are valid. All standards will be revised, and the parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest versions of the following standards. GB/T5606.2-1996 Cigarette packaging, marking and storage and transportation GB5606.3-1996 Cigarette rolling technical requirements GB5606.4-1996 Cigarette sensory technical requirements GB5606.5-1996 Cigarette mainstream smoke and tobacco chemical technical indicators 3 Comprehensive quality judgment
3.1 Sensory quality
Sensory quality includes gloss, aroma, harmony, miscellaneous gas, irritation, and aftertaste, and is tested according to GB5606.4. 3.1.1 The sensory quality is scored in percentage, and the sensory quality is expressed by the score. 3.1.2 If one of the following situations occurs, the batch of cigarettes is judged to be unqualified: a) The sensory quality score design value is 5.0 points; b) The box label type does not match the evaluation judgment type; c) There is obvious odor or mildew.
3.2 Packaging and rolling quality
Packaging and rolling quality include box packaging, strip packaging, box packaging, empty cigarettes, appearance, cracking, flameout, moisture, weight, circumference, length, draw resistance, hardness, and dust content, which shall be inspected in accordance with GB/T5606.2 and GB5606.3. 3.2.1 The assessment of packaging and rolling quality adopts a percentage system. The highest score and unit deduction value of each item are shown in Table 1. Table 1 The highest score and unit deduction value of each item of packaging and rolling Package
The highest score
Unit deduction value
3.2.2 The number of unqualified cigarettes or the number of unqualified times shall be determined by inspection of each item. Approved by the State Administration of Technical Supervision on April 17, 1996 336
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3.2.3 The number of unqualified branches (times) of each item multiplied by the unit deduction score equals the unqualified deduction score 3.2.4 The highest score of each item minus the unqualified deduction score equals the score of the item. If the score is less than 0, it will be counted as 0. 3.2.5 If the packaging and rolling quality have any of the following situations, the batch of cigarettes will be judged as unqualified: a) The packaging and rolling quality score is less than 70.0 points; b) The box is packed incorrectly;
c) The whole carton is packed incorrectly;
d) The whole box is packed incorrectly;
e) The carton is missing in the box;
f) The carton is missing in the box;
g) There are more than four boxes with missing cigarettes,
h) There are more than 10 broken cigarettes;
i) There are worms in the box or more than one box of cigarettes is infested by worms; ji) The moisture content is too high, that is, the moisture content is greater than 14.00%; k) It is seriously loose, that is, the number of empty cigarettes is more than 20; 1) It bursts, that is, the number of burst cigarettes is more than 2; m) It is out, that is, the number of out of flame cigarettes is more than 2, n) There are more than 20 leaking cigarettes.
3.3 Mainstream smoke index
Mainstream smoke index includes tar content and smoke nicotine content, which shall be tested in accordance with GB5606.5. 3.3.1 Tar content
3.3.1.1 See Table 2 for tar content grades and corresponding tar content. Table 2 Tar content grades and corresponding tar content
Tar content grades
Tar content, mg
12. 0~～~<16. 0
16.0~<19.0
19. 0~<23. 0
3.3.1.2 Tar content assessment adopts percentage system. The scores of the five tar levels of low, medium-low, medium, medium-high and high are 100 points, 90 points, 70 points, 50 points and 0 points respectively. If the measured tar amount is less than the tar amount on the box label plus 1.0 mg, the score is based on the tar amount on the box label; otherwise, 0 points are scored.
If the measured tar amount is greater than the tar amount on the box label plus 2.0 mg, the batch of cigarettes is judged to be unqualified (the batch rejection item code is s). 3.3.2 Nicotine content in smoke
The assessment of nicotine content in smoke adopts the percentage system. If: (nicotine content in smoke on the box label minus 0.30 mg) ≤ measured nicotine content in smoke < (nicotine content in smoke on the box label + 0.30 mg), 100 points are scored; otherwise, 0 points are scored. 3.4 Total cigarette quality score
The total cigarette quality score is calculated by formula (1):
Z = 0.45a + 0.46 + 0.1c + 0.05d (1
Wherein: Z is the total cigarette quality score;
is the sensory quality score,
is the packaging and rolling quality score;
is the tar content score;
d is the nicotine content score in smoke.
The total cigarette quality score is accurate to 0.1 point.
3.5 The total cigarette quality score indicates the comprehensive quality of cigarettes. 3.6 The product quality inspection results can be statistically analyzed using the statistical table in Appendix A). 337
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Appendix A
(Suggested Appendix)
Results of Cigarette Product Quality Inspection
A1 Summary table of cigarette product quality inspection results, see Table A1. Table A1 Summary table of cigarette product quality inspection results Sensation
Packaging and rolling
Score
Smoke Nicotine
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