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TISI Cancels Batch Certification
Background: For the reason of COVID-19, on April 20, 2020 TISI has released a gazette that batteries, cells, power banks, outlets, plugs, lighting products, optic fiber cables and similar products can be imported to Thailand through the application of batch certification. Cancellation: On Oct 1...Read more -
Interpretation of General Specification for the Space-using Li-ion Storage Battery
Overview of the Standard General Specification for the Space-using Li-ion Storage Battery was put forward by China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation and issued by Shanghai Institute of Space Power-Sources. Its draft has been on public service platform to canvass opinion. The standard ...Read more -
Startup Story of Mr. Mark Miao, the MCM Establisher
Since Miao majored in Power System and Automation, after post-graduate study, he went to work at Electric Power Research Institute of China Southern Power Grid. Even at that time he was paid nearly 10 thousand montly, which has led him to a pleasing living. However, a special figure showed up an...Read more -
MIIT: will formulate sodium-ion battery standard in proper time
Background: As Document No.4815 at the Fourth Session of the 13th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference shows, a member of the Committee has put forward with a proposal about igorously developing sodium-ion battery. It is commonly considered by batter...Read more -
IECEE DECISIONs on IEC 62133-2
Background: The Quick Charge nowadays has become a new function even a selling point of a mobile phone. However, the Quick charge method adopted by the manufacturers is using a charging cutoff current which is higher than 0.05ItA, which is required by the standard IEC 62133-2. In order to...Read more -
The Latest Version of Manual of Tests and Criteria (UN38.3) Has Published
Background: The latest version of Manual of Tests and Criteria (UN38.3) Rev.7 and Amend.1 has been made by the United Nations Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, and published officially. The amendments are reflected on the table below. The standard is revised every other y...Read more -
Mr. Mark Miao the Founder of MCM——The Pioneer of Making Transportation Regulation as per UN38.3 in China
Mr. Mark Miao, the founder of Guangzhou MCM Certification & Testing Co., Ltd., is one of the first technical experts to participate in drawing up the transportation resolution of Civil Aviation Administration of China on UN38.3. He has successfully established and operated the first battery ...Read more -
Administrative Measures for Gradient Reuse of Automotive Traction Batteries
To strengthen the administration for gradient reuse of automotive traction batteries, improve the comprehensive utilization of resources and ensure the quality of batteries to be reused, the Administrative Measures for Gradient Reuse of Automotive Traction Batteries has been jointly made by Mini...Read more -
UN EC ER100.03 Entered into Force
Summary of Standard Revision: In July 2021, the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) has released the official 03 Series of Amendment of R100 Regulations (EC ER100.03) concerning electric vehicle battery. The Amendment was entered into force from the published date. Amended contents:...Read more -
South Korea officially released the KC 62368-1 standard
Announcement: The National Institute of Technology and Standards of Korea officially released the KC 62368-1 standard through the 2021-0283 announcement today (the draft of KC62368-1 and the document for soliciting opinions were issued through the 2021-133 announcement on April 19, 2021), which ...Read more -
Main changes and revisions of DGR 63rd (2022)
Revised content: The 63rd edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations incorporates all the amendments made by the IATA Dangerous Goods Committee and includes an addendum to the contents of the ICAO Technical Regulations 2021-2022 issued by the ICAO. The changes involving lithium batteries ar...Read more -
The continuous use of UKCA marking
Background: The new UK product marking, UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) was officially launched on 1st January, 2021 in the Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland) after the transitional period of “Brexit”. The Northern Ireland Protocol came into effect on the same day. Since then, the rules f...Read more