GB 15208.4-2018Micro-dose X-ray security inspection systems - Part 4: Human body security inspection systems (English PDF)
微剂量X射线安全检查设备 第4部分:人体安全检查设备
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Issued by
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine; Standardization Administration of the PRC
Level / Type
National · Mandatory
Issue date
November 19, 2018
Implementation date
December 1, 2019
Scope
GB 15208.4-2018 is the English-translated version of 微剂量X射线安全检查设备 第4部分:人体安全检查设备.
Part 4 of China's mandatory series on micro-dose X-ray security inspection equipment, and the part where the object being scanned is a person. It specifies the classification, the general technical requirements, the test methods, the inspection rules, the packaging and marking, the storage and transport and the accompanying technical documentation of human body security inspection systems. It is applied together with the general requirements of Part 1. Everything about this part follows from the fact that a passenger, unlike a suitcase, receives the dose. The radiation requirements are therefore not a matter of protecting bystanders and operators but of limiting what is delivered to the person standing in the machine, and the standard sets the dose per scan, the way it is measured and the conditions under which the equipment may be operated at all, together with the interlocks and the indications that make it impossible to scan someone unintentionally or twice. Around that sit the imaging requirements, which have to be good enough to justify using ionising radiation on a person in the first place: the detection of the objects the machine is deployed to find, on the body and in clothing, the spatial resolution and contrast, and the behaviour with metallic and non-metallic targets. The rest is the equipment: the enclosure and the walk-through arrangement, the electrical safety, the environmental and electromagnetic requirements, the software, and the handling, storage and access control of the images - a question that on a human body scanner is not only technical, and which the standard addresses as part of the product rather than as a matter of local practice. Issued on 19 November 2018 and in force since 1 December 2019.
Document preview — GB 15208.4-2018
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
- ICS
- 13.310
- Classification
- A 91
Issued by: General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine; Standardization Administration of the PRC
Contents
- 1 Scope
- 2 Normative references
- 3 Terms and definitions
- 4 Equipment classification
- 5 General technical requirements
- 5.1 Performance Specifications
- 5.2 Radiation and environmental safety indicators
- 5.3 Operating environment
- 5.12 Functional requirements
- 6 Test methods
- 6.3 Performance Indicator Test
- 6.4 Radiation and environmental indicators test
- 6.9 Anti-shock test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
- 7 Inspection rules
- 8 Inorganic resolution 5.1.8 6.3.8 - -
- 9 Single inspection time 5.1.9 6.3.9 - - 10 dose of the subject 5.2.1 6.4.1 - -
- 11 Radiation level of radiation workplace 5.2.2 6.4.2 - -
- 12 Equipment noise 5.2.3 6.4.3 - -
- 14 Safety features 5.4 6.6 - -
- 15 Visual inspection 5.5 6.7 - -
- 16 Enclosure rating 5.5 6.7 - -
- 17 Electromagnetic compatibility 5.6 6.8 - -
- 18 Protection against electric shock 5.7 6.9 - -
- 19 Anti-mechanical hazard 5.8 6.10 - -
- 20 Prevent flame spread 5.9 6.11 - -
- 25 Reference
- Appendix A
- Appendix B
Foreword
All technical content in this section is mandatory. GB 15208 "Micro Dose X-ray Safety Inspection Equipment" is divided into the following five parts.
--- Part 1. General technical requirements;
--- Part 2. Transmissive bag security inspection equipment;
--- Part 3. Transmissive cargo safety inspection equipment;
--- Part 4. Human body safety inspection equipment;
--- Part 5. Backscattering items safety inspection equipment. This part is the fourth part of GB 15208. This part is drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T 1.1-2009. This part is proposed and managed by the Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China. This section drafted by: Ministry of Public Security First Institute, Beijing Zhongduan Anmin Analysis Technology Co., Ltd., Tongfang Weishi Technology Co., Ltd. Division, National Security and Alarm System Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Center (Beijing), National Security and Alarm System Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Xin (Shanghai), Shenzhen Institute of Metrology and Quality Inspection, Shenzhen Liming Qingqing Image Technology Co., Ltd. The main drafters of this section. Yang Xiaoyue, Chen Xueliang, Zhao Lei, Xing Yu, Zhao Nai, Lu Peng, Liu Caixia, Zhou Yingchun, Shi Zhibo, Deng Yanli, Tao Lei. Micro-dose X-ray safety inspection equipment Part 4. Human safety inspection equipment
1 Scope
Part 4 of China's mandatory series on micro-dose X-ray security inspection equipment, and the part where the object being scanned is a person. It specifies the classification, the general technical requirements, the test methods, the inspection rules, the packaging and marking, the storage and transport and the accompanying technical documentation of human body security inspection systems. It is applied together with the general requirements of Part 1. Everything about this part follows from the fact that a passenger, unlike a suitcase, receives the dose. The radiation requirements are therefore not a matter of protecting bystanders and operators but of limiting what is delivered to the person standing in the machine, and the standard sets the dose per scan, the way it is measured and the conditions under which the equipment may be operated at all, together with the interlocks and the indications that make it impossible to scan someone unintentionally or twice. Around that sit the imaging requirements, which have to be good enough to justify using ionising radiation on a person in the first place: the detection of the objects the machine is deployed to find, on the body and in clothing, the spatial resolution and contrast, and the behaviour with metallic and non-metallic targets. The rest is the equipment: the enclosure and the walk-through arrangement, the electrical safety, the environmental and electromagnetic requirements, the software, and the handling, storage and access control of the images - a question that on a human body scanner is not only technical, and which the standard addresses as part of the product rather than as a matter of local practice. Issued on 19 November 2018 and in force since 1 December 2019.
This part of GB 15208 specifies the classification, general technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, packaging, and marking of human safety inspection equipment. Awareness, storage and transportation, and random technical documentation. This section applies to the design, manufacture, assembly, acceptance and use of various human safety inspection equipment. This section does not apply to X-ray safety inspection equipment for computed tomography (CT).
2 Normative references
The following documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For dated references, only dated versions apply to this article. Pieces. For undated references, the latest edition (including all amendments) applies to this document.
GB/T 308.1-2013 Rolling ball - Part 1. Steel ball
GB 15208.1-2018 Micro-dose X-ray safety inspection equipment - Part 1. General technical requirements
GB 15208.2-2018 Micro-dose X-ray safety inspection equipment - Part 2
3 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions defined in GB 15208.1-2018 and GB 15208.2-2018 apply to this document.
3.1 Human body background material detection force materialdetectiononhumanbody The ability of the device to resolve the thickness of high density polyethylene wafers in the context of high density polyethylene.
Note. Generally, it is expressed by the thickness (mm) of a high-density polyethylene wafer.
3.2 Air background material detection force materialdetectioninair The ability of the device to resolve the thickness of the comb test object in the air background.
Note. Generally, the tooth thickness (mm) of the comb test object is expressed.
3.3 Body line resolution wiredetectiononhumanbody The device resolves the ability of a single solid copper coil wire diameter in the context of high density polyethylene.
Note. Generally indicated by the nominal diameter (mm) of the wire.
3.4 Spatial resolution of the spatial resolutiononhumanbody The ability of the device to resolve the diameter of steel balls in the context of high density polyethylene.
Note. Generally, it is expressed by the diameter (mm) of the steel ball.
3.5 Micro-dose X-ray human body safety inspection equipment micro-doseX-rayhumanbodysecurityinspectionsystem A micro-dose X-ray safety inspection device for inspecting humans carrying dangerous goods or contraband.
3.6 Transmissive micro-dose X-ray human body safety inspection equipment transmissionmicro-doseX-rayhumanbodysecurityin- Spectionsystem A transmissive micro-dose X-ray safety inspection device for inspecting humans carrying dangerous goods and contraband.
3.7 Backscatter X-ray backscatterX-ray Scattered X-rays greater than 90° with respect to incident X-rays.
3.8 Backscatter micro-dose X-ray human body safety inspection equipment backscattermicro-doseX-rayhumanbodysecurityin- Spectionsystem A backscattering micro-dose X-ray human body safety inspection device for inspecting humans carrying dangerous goods and contraband.
3.9 Open micro-dose X-ray human body safety inspection equipment unshieldedmicro-doseX-rayhumanbodysecurityinspec- Tionsystem An open micro-dose X-ray safety inspection device for inspecting humans carrying dangerous goods and contraband.
4 Equipment classification
4.1 Micro-dose X-ray human body safety inspection equipment (hereinafter referred to as equipment) is divided into. according to technical characteristics.
a) transmissive equipment;
b) backscattering equipment;
c) Transmissive, backscatter combined equipment.
4.2 Equipment is divided according to material resolution.
a) single energy spectrum equipment;
b) Multi-spectral spectrum equipment.
4.3 Equipment is classified according to the type of protection.
a) open equipment;
b) Closed equipment.
5.1 Performance Specifications
5.1.1 Human body background material detection force It should be able to distinguish the thickness of the thinnest wafer by 5mm.
5.1.2 Air background material detection force Should be able to distinguish the minimum high-density polyethylene sawtooth thickness of 3mm; should be able to distinguish the minimum stainless steel (SST-304) sawtooth thickness is 1.6mm.
5.1.3 Body line resolution It should be able to distinguish the minimum single solid copper coil with a wire diameter of 0.511mm.
5.1.4 Volume resolution It should be able to distinguish the smallest steel ball with a diameter of 6mm.
5.1.5 Organic matter resolution (for transmissive multi-energy spectrum equipment) It should be able to distinguish the organic ladder with a thickness of 1mm~120mm and give orange with different saturation.
5.1.6 Mixture resolution (for transmissive multi-energy spectrum equipment) It should be able to distinguish the aluminum step of the alloy with a thickness of 1mm~60mm and give green with different saturation.
5.1.7 Grayscale resolution (for transmissive single-energy spectrum equipment) It should be able to distinguish the aluminum step of the alloy with a thickness of 1mm~60mm and a thickness difference of not less than 1mm.
5.1.8 Inorganic resolution (for transmissive multi-energy spectrum equipment) It should be able to distinguish steel steps with a thickness of 0.2mm~14mm and give blue with different saturation.
5.1.9 Single inspection time Should be less than 15s.
5.2 Radiation and environmental safety indicators
5.2.1 Dose of the subject The surrounding dose equivalent H*(10) or personal dose equivalent Hp(10) of the position of the test subject caused by a general mode check shall be Not more than 0.5µSv. The surrounding dose equivalent H*(10) or individual dose equivalent Hp(10) of the position of the test object caused by a special inspection mode check shall be No more than 5µSv.
5.2.2 Radiation level of radiation workplace When the equipment is in operation, a control zone should be placed around it, and the ambient dose equivalent of the control zone boundary should not exceed 20 µSv per hour. When the equipment is in operation, a supervision area should be set around it, and the public and the personnel to be inspected are prohibited from entering the area. Accumulated hourly boundaries The surrounding dose equivalent should not exceed 2.5 µSv. The position of the operator, the cumulative daily dose equivalent per hour should not exceed 0.5 µSv. When the equipment is installed and commissioned, it should be tested at the workplace radiation dose level before being put into operation, according to different regions and locations. The dose level requires that the control area, supervision area, and equipment operator position be drawn.
5.2.3 Equipment noise Should comply with the provisions of
5.2.3 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.3 Operating environment
5.3.1 Working environment conditions Should comply with the provisions of
5.3.1 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.3.2 Power Adaptability Should comply with the provisions of
5.3.2 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.4 Security performance It shall comply with the provisions of
5.4 of GB 15208.1-2018 [except single-energy spectrum equipment 5.4.1g)].
5.5 Mechanical structure Should comply with the provisions of
5.5 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.6 Electromagnetic compatibility Should comply with the provisions of
5.6 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.7 Anti-shock Should comply with the provisions of
5.7 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.8 Anti-mechanical danger Should comply with the provisions of
5.8 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.12 Functional requirements
5.12.1 Human-computer interaction function Should comply with the provisions of
5.12.1 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.12.2 Image display function Should comply with the provisions of 5.12.2a) of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.12.3 Image Processing Function Should comply with the provisions of
5.12.3 of GB 15208.1-2018.
5.12.4 Device Diagnostics Should comply with the provisions of
5.12.5 of GB 15208.1-2018.
6 Test methods
6.1 Environmental requirements Should comply with the provisions of
6.1 of GB 15208.1-2018, and record the ambient temperature, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure (see Appendix A Table A.1).
6.2 Main instruments and tools for testing Should comply with the provisions of
6.2.4 of GB 15208.1-2018. Test body. See Appendix B. Main instruments and tools for dose testing of the tested object. See C.1 in Appendix C. Main instruments and tools for radiation level dose testing in radiation workplaces. see C.2. Radiation level test scatterers for radiation workplaces. see C.3.
6.3 Performance Indicator Test
6.3.1 Overview The equipment should scan the object to be inspected in a standard operating procedure and working mode. Hardware settings, software settings, and image processing methods during testing Parameters such as the dose of the subject to be tested should be recorded in the test documentation (see Table A.2). When testing the device image index, the test body should be placed in the reference position, as shown in Figure 1. The reference position is in the center of the detection area and stands at a distance The height of the platform is 1 m, and the distance between the test body and the beam exit of the X-ray generating device can be reasonably selected within the detection area. On the test body, the test card A face is facing the X-ray generating device, the B surface is close to the phantom (see Appendix B), and the X-ray passes through the test card and the body in turn. mold. Image processing is allowed to achieve the best evaluation results during device testing. Figure
6.4 Radiation and environmental indicators test
6.4.1 Dose test of the tested subject Test the equipment according to the test method specified in D.2 of Appendix D, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.2.1.
6.4.2 Radiation workplace radiation level test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in E.2 of Appendix E, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.2.2.
6.4.3 Equipment noise test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.3.3 of GB 15208.1-2018, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.2.3.
6.5 Power supply range test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.4 of GB 15208.1-2018, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.3.2.
6.6 Safety performance test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.5 of GB 15208.1-2018, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.4.
6.7 Mechanical structure test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.6 of GB 15208.1-2018, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.5.
6.8 Electromagnetic Compatibility Test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.7 of GB 15208.1-2018, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.6.
6.9 Anti-shock test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.8 of GB 15208.1-2018, and judge whether the result meets the requirements of 5.7.
6.10 Anti-mechanical danger test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.9 of GB 15208.1-2018, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.8.
6.11 Prevention of flame spread test The equipment shall be tested according to the test method specified in
6.10 of GB 15208.1-2018, and the result is judged to meet the requirements of 5.9.
6.12 Equipment temperature limits and heat resistance test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.11 of GB 15208.1-2018, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.10.
6.13 Environmental Adaptability Test Test the equipment according to the test method specified in
6.12 of GB 15208.1-2018, and determine whether the result meets the requirements of 5.11.
6.14 Functional requirements Follow the manufacturer's product instructions to determine if the results meet the requirements of 5.12.
7 Inspection rules
7.1 Inspection classification Should comply with the provisions of
7.1 of GB 15208.1-2018.
7.2 Type inspection Should comply with the provisions of
7.2 of GB 15208.1-2018.
7.3 Factory inspection Should comply with the provisions of
7.3 of GB 15208.1-2018.
7.4 Inspection items The inspection items are shown in Table 1. Table
1 Inspection item list Serial number project technical requirements test method type inspection factory inspection
12 Equipment noise 5.2.3 6.4.3 - -
13 Power Adaptability 5.3.2 6.5 - - Table 1 (continued) Serial number project technical requirements test method type inspection factory inspection
20 Prevent flame spread 5.9 6.11 - -
21 Equipment temperature limit and heat resistance 5.10 6.12 - -
22 Environmental Adaptability 5.11 6.13 - -
23 Functional requirements 5.12 6.14 - -a a Only 5.12.1a),
5.12.5 in GB 15208.1-2018 are required.
7.5 Evaluation of test images during type inspection Should comply with the provisions of
7.5 of GB 15208.1-2018.
7.6 Inspection Should comply with the provisions of
7.6 of GB 15208.1-2018.
7.7 Decision rules Should comply with the provisions of
7.7 of GB 15208.1-2018.
8 Packaging, marking, storage and transportation Should comply with the provisions of Chapter 8 of GB 15208.1-2018.
9 random technical documents
Should comply with the provisions of Chapter 9 of GB 15208.1-2018.
Appendix A
(informative appendix) Test evaluation record A.1 Human body conditions for examination The human condition environmental condition record table is shown in Table A.1. Table A.1 Human body examination environmental condition record Tester. Location. Date/Time. Equipment manufacturer. Equipment model. Equipment serial number. Ambient temperature/°C. Relative humidity. Atmospheric pressure/kPa. Model number. Test card number. Other test conditions. Checked object position The object to be inspected is at the reference location. The distance of the object to be inspected from the X-ray exit. The object being inspected is not in the reference position. Side position. Reference position left. Reference position to the right. height. Test other objects in the field and their distance and location. A.2 Image indicator test report The image indicator test report is shown in Table A.2. Table A.2 Image Indicator Test Report The image processing method used by the test item and the setting of the minimum index test result are passed (sqrt) Human body background material detection force/mm 5mm Air background material detection force/mm HDPE 3mm Stainless steel 1.6mm Body line resolution/mm 0.51mm Volume resolution/mm 6mm Software settings (software version, etc.). Hardware settings (such as tube voltage, tube current, scan speed, etc.). annex. Precautions.
Appendix B
(normative appendix) Test body B.1 Test body composition The test body consists of a phantom and a test card, see Figure B.1. The combined size is 300mm × 300mm × 240mm (width × height × Thick), used to simulate the human body to complete various tests. The phantom consists of four high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plates measuring 300mm × 300mm (width x height), thickness 50mm, 55mm, 55mm and 55mm. The phantoms need to be combined, and the combined size is 300mm × 300mm × 215mm (width × height × thickness). There are five test cards. Air background material detection force test card and two human body background material detection force test card by backboard and test object The composition, the body line resolution test card and the body space resolution test card are composed of a back plate, a test object and a cover plate. The surface of the test object on the test card is On the A side, the back side of the test object is the B side. The phantom, test card backboard and test card cover material are HDPE with a density of 0.95g/cm3±0.05g/cm3. The length of the test body is in millimeters (mm), the tolerance is ±0.3mm when the value is an integer or a decimal, and the tolerance is two decimal places. It is ±0.15mm; the angular tolerance is ±0.5°. Description. 1
---Air background material detection force test card, see Figure B.2 ~ Figure B.7, the number is 1; 2
---human body background material detection test card 1, see Figure B.8, the number is 1; 3
---Human background material detection force test card 2, see Figure B.9, the number is 1; 4
---body line resolution test card, see Figure B.10 ~ Figure B.12, the number is 1; 5
---body space resolution test card, see Figure B.13 ~ Figure B.16, the number is 1; 6
--- phantom (thickness 50mm), see Figure B.17, the quantity is 1; 7
--- phantom (thickness 55mm), see Figure B.18, the number is 3. Figure B.1 Test body composition B.2 Air background material detection force test card The test card consists of a backing plate and two comb-like test materials of different materials and thicknesses, see Figure B.2~B.7. Comb test object tooth length 25mm, tooth width 25mm, tooth spacing 25mm, HDPE comb test object tooth thickness is 1.2mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm, The tooth thicknesses of the
7.0 mm, stainless steel (SST-304) comb test articles were
0.8 mm,
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