GB/T 4797.2-1986

Abolished

Environmental conditions appearing in nature for electric and electronic products--Altitude and air pressure，deepness and water pressure

电工电子产品自然环境条件 海拔与气压、水深和水压

Standard Type
GBT
ICS
19.040
CCS
K04
Status
Abolished
Issue Date
1986-07-31
Implementation
1987-08-01
Centralized Committee
中国电器工业协会
Issuing Authority
中国电器工业协会

Application Summary AI generated

This standard specifies the relationship between altitude and air pressure, as well as water depth and water pressure, for use in environmental testing of electric and electronic products. It is applied to define the natural environmental conditions that products may encounter during transportation, storage, or operation at varying altitudes or underwater depths. Engineers and procurement professionals use it to select appropriate test parameters for simulating high-altitude or underwater pressure effects on equipment.

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