STJLR-51-5229 路虎内饰散发特性

Interior Materials and ComponentsPage: 1 of 10Printed copies are uncontrolledOfficial Record Series 25.01, © Jaguar Land Rover LimitedINDEXA IndexB ScopeC ObjectD ReviewE Related DocumentsF Requirements ZChange HistorySCOPEApplicable to all surface materials in the interior of the vehicle with a surface area exceeding 100 cm 2 (all colours) and components that may affect the cabin odour. Trim, adhesives, sealants, finalproduction materials and the specific components are required to meet this standard.OBJECTThe purpose of this standard is to ensure that our vehicle interiors meet the continuing demand forreduced Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) and hazardous material emissions.REVIEWThis document is to be reviewed every three years from the date of the last review or update.RELATED DOCUMENTSTPJLR.52.095 TPJLR.52.104 TPJLR.52.107 TPJLR.52.109 TPJLR.52.112 TPJLR.52.113TPJLR.52.458 STJLR.99.9999 SAE J1756TÜV TOXPROOF Criteria Catalogue VDA 277 ISO 16000-6Interior Materials and Components Page: 2 of 10 REQUIREMENTSAll materials and components must comply with Jaguar Land Rover's restricted substance management requirements, STJLR.99.9999.1 Requirements for materials∙Applicable to all surface materials, (e.g. leathers, PVCs, painted plastics), NVH materials, adhesives, sealants, carpets, seat foams, surface-mounted components and laminarmaterials (e.g. veneers, parcel trays, load floor, headlining) used in the vehicle cabin;∙All colours are required to be tested;∙Eight A5 samples for hard trim materials, or 0.5 m2 of soft trim materials are required;∙Hard trim samples shall be provided in plaque form (in certain cases, where the component meets the dimensional requirements of the test apparatus, components may be analysed);∙Materials shall be analysed before <VP> gateway;∙Components shall be tested before <FEC> gateway;∙Submitter is responsible to provide samples 4 weeks before the relevant deadlines;∙Submitter is responsible to provide detailed information (e.g. material type, grade, production date, colour, etc.) about the sample.Trim materials∙Trim materials samples must be tested for odour (TPJLR.52.458), fogging (SAE J1756), total VOCs emissions (VDA 277) and specific compounds emissions(TPJLR.52.104 - µ-chamber method or TPJLR.52.095 – 10 litre bag method);∙Table 1 shows the limits for odour, fogging and total VOCs.Table 1: Odour, fogging and total VOCs limits for trim materials(1)…16 hours at 100°C ± 2°C; with 21°C ± 2°C cooling plates; 4 hours post-test conditioning; If thefogging value exceeds 2.5 mg, a photometric measurement must be done. The photometricvalue (3 hours at 100°C ± 2°C, 21 °C ± 2°C cooling plates; 1 hour and 16 hours post-testconditioning) must not be lower than 70 after 16 hours.Interior Materials and Components Page: 3 of 10∙If the sample geometry is not suitable for specific compounds emissions determination according to TPJLR.52.104, the sample must be analysed according to TPJLR.52.095;∙Identification and quantification of target VOCs must be done according to ISO 16000-6;∙Materials are divided into groups (A-C) according to Table 2;∙Materials not specified in Table 2 must be evaluated as Group A.Table 2: Material groups for specific compounds emissions evaluation∙Table 3 shows the compound emission limits for individual groups tested according to TPJLR.52.104.Table 3: Compound emission limits for material groups tested according to TPJLR.52.104Interior Materials and Components Page: 4 of 10Table 4 shows the compound emission limits for individual groups tested according to TPJLR.52.095.Table 4: Compounds emission limits for material groups tested according to TPJLR.52.095CMR = carcinogen (C), mutagen (M), toxic to reproduction (R) according to classification in annexVI of REGULATION (EC) No. 1272/2008 (GHS) and additionally according to national classification following TRGS 905 or MAC (maximum allowable concentration) and BAT data list (biological limitof tolerance for substances)Substances of acute toxicity or with specific target organ toxicity according to annex VI of REGULATION (EC) No. 1272/2008 (GHS) or categorized as very toxic (T+) or Hazardous Substances Ordinance (GefStoffV).Respiratory sensitisers cat. 1 and skin sensitisers cat. 1 acc. to annex VI of REGULATION (EC) No1272/2008 (GHS) or substances classified as sensitisers acc. to TRGS 907 or MAC (maximum allowable concentration) and BAT data list (biological limit substances)Intentionally BlankInterior Materials and Components Page: 5 of 101.2 Adhesives and sealants∙Adhesives and sealants samples must be tested for total VOCs emissions (VDA 277) and specific compounds emissions (TPJLR.52.095 – 10 litre bag method);∙Table 5 shows the limits for total VOCs emissions.Table 5: Total VOCs limits for adhesives and sealants∙Identification and quantification of target VOCs must be done according to ISO 16000-6;∙Specific compound emission limits are stated in Table 6.Table 6: Specific compound emission limits for adhesives and sealants tested according toTPJLR.52.095 (10 litre bag method)Interior Materials and Components Page: 6 of 101.3 Specific materials∙Natural leather samples must be tested for fogging (SAE J1756);∙Lightweight leather, painted materials and PU materials must be tested for total VOCs emissions (VDA 277);∙Table 7 shows the limits for specific materials.Table 7: Limits for specific materials(1)…16 hours at 100°C ± 2°C; 21°C ± 2°C cooling plates; 4 hours post-test conditioning;If the fogging value exceeds 2.5 mg, a photometric measurement must be done.The photometric value (3 hours at 100°C ± 2°C, 21°C ± 2°C cooling plates; 1 hourand 16 hours post-test conditioning) must not be lower than 70 after 16 hours.(2)…VOC result to exclude butane emissions.(3)…VOC result to exclude ethanol and isopentane emissions.2 Requirements for components∙Applicable to interior components;∙Components shall be tested before <FEC> gateway;∙Submitter is responsible to provide samples 4 weeks before the relevant deadlines;∙Submitter is responsible to provide detailed information about the sample (e.g. parts designations, materials, component dimensions, production date, etc.).2.1 Small-medium size components∙Sample must be tested for specific compound emissions (TPJLR.52.112 – 300 litre bag method);∙Identification and quantification of target VOCs must be done according to ISO 16000-6;∙Samples must be evaluated for odour (according to Table 8) 10 minutes after the removal from the oven;∙Table 9 (see page 8) shows the specific compound emission limits (in µg) for components tested according to TPJLR.52.112.Interior Materials and Components Page: 7 of 10Table 8: Odour evaluation scale2.2 Large size components∙Sample must be tested for specific compound emissions (TPJLR.52.113 – 2000 litre bag method);∙Identification and quantification of target VOCs must be done according to ISO 16000-6;∙Samples must be evaluated for odour (according to Table 8) 10 minutes after the removal from the oven;∙Table 10 (see page 9) shows the specific compound emission limits (in µg) for components tested according to TPJL.52.113.Intentionally Blankand Components Page: 8 of 10Table 9: Specific compound emission limits (in µg) for components tested according to TPJLR.52.112 (300 litre bag method)(1)…single component;(2)…no electrics; no airbag;(3)…sum of full car set.Printed copies are uncontrolled Official Record Series 25.01, © Jaguar Land Rover Limitedand Components Page: 9 of 10Table 10: Specific compound emission limits for components tested according to TPJLR.52.113 (2000 litre bag method)(1)…Single component(2)…Sum of full car setPrinted copies are uncontrolled Official Record Series 25.01, © Jaguar Land Rover LimitedJaguar Land Rover Limited - Engineering Standard Title: Environmental Quality Requirements for Interior Materials and Components Standard: STJLR.51.5229 Issue: 5Date: 28 February 2017 Page: 10 of 10CHANGE HISTORY。