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GB 20952-2007 English PDF
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GB 20952-2007: Emission standard of air pollutant for gasoline filling stations
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Scope
This Standard specifies gasoline vapor emission limits of gasoline fillingstations, control technical requirements and testing methods.
This Standard is applicable to gasoline vapor emission management of existing
gasoline filling stations as well as environmental impact assessment, design,
completion acceptance of new, modified and expanded gasoline filling station
projects and gasoline vapor emission management after completion.
Basic Data
Standard ID | GB 20952-2007 (GB20952-2007) |
Description (Translated English) | Emission standard of air pollutant for gasoline filling stations |
Sector / Industry | National Standard |
Classification of Chinese Standard | Z60 |
Classification of International Standard | 13.040.40 |
Word Count Estimation | 29,291 |
Date of Issue | 2007-06-22 |
Date of Implementation | 2007-08-01 |
Quoted Standard | GB 50156; GB/T 16157; HJ/T 38 |
Regulation (derived from) | GB Notice 2007 No. 6 (Total No. 106)(GB Commission) |
Issuing agency(ies) | General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China, Standardization Administration of the People's Republic of China |
Summary | This Chinese standard specifies the petrol stations gas emission limits, control technology requirements and test methods. This standard applies to existing petrol stations gas emissions management, as well as new construction, renovation, expansion gas station project's environmental impact assessment, design, and after the completion of final acceptance of gasoline hydrocarbon emissions management. |
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