GB/T 34295-2017 in English
VALIDMeteorological condition grades of non-professional carbon monoxide poisoning
- Issued on:2017-09-07
- Implemented on:2018-04-01
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《GB/T 34295-2017非职业性一氧化碳中毒气象条件等级》由TC345（全国气象防灾减灾标准化技术委员会）归口，主管部门为中国气象局。
Introduction
1. Standard Overview
GB/T 34295-2017 "Non-occupational Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Meteorological Condition Level" was issued by the National Standardization Administration, aiming to standardize the monitoring, forecasting and early warning services of non-occupational carbon monoxide poisoning meteorological conditions during the winter heating period in northern China. The standard was proposed by the China Meteorological Administration and is managed by the National Meteorological Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Standardization Technical Committee.
2. Standard Framework Comparison
| Chapter | Content Overview | Keyword Extraction |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Scope | Specifies the scope of application of the standard and the method of classifying meteorological conditions. | Non-occupational carbon monoxide poisoning, meteorological conditions, classification of levels |
| 2 Terms and definitions | Definitions of key terms such as inversion and daily minimum temperature are clarified. | Inversion, daily minimum temperature, 24-hour temperature drop |
| 3 Classification | Meteorological conditions are divided into four levels: I, II, III, and IV, corresponding to different degrees of danger. | Degree of danger, poisoning meteorological conditions, classification of levels |
3. Analysis of technical evolution
This standard is based on many years of meteorological scientific research and technical accumulation, combined with the experience of previous relevant standards (such as GB/T 20480 "Sand and Dust Weather Levels"), and introduces new meteorological factor analysis methods. The formulation process of the standard involves the cooperation of meteorological stations and scientific research institutions in many provinces to ensure its scientificity and practicality.
4. Implementation recommendations
4.1 Monitoring and early warning
- Establish a real-time monitoring network for meteorological factors, focusing on key indicators such as ground wind speed and inversion intensity.
- Use meteorological models to predict the pressure and temperature changes in the next 24 hours and evaluate the poisoning meteorological condition level index (yc).
4.2 Public education and publicity
- Strengthen public awareness and education on the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning, especially in northern winter heating areas.
- Publish meteorological condition early warning information through the media to guide the public to take preventive measures (such as improving the ventilation of heating equipment).
4.3 Scientific Research Cooperation
- Encourage universities and scientific research institutions to participate in the subsequent revision of standards and technical research to improve the accuracy of meteorological condition analysis.
- Establish a long-term observation data sharing platform to provide a scientific basis for future standard optimization.
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