Most **standards can be found** on the official website of the standards committee
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As the title suggests, currently **mandatory standards and a significant number of** recommended standards can be found and viewed online on the **official website of the Standards Committee**. Related post: Major news! **The standards will be made fully available for free at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1678494-1-1.html. It is recommended that everyone check the standards they need before posting requests for help, and then submit their requests accordingly. At present, it can only be viewed online and cannot be downloaded; therefore, we still welcome everyone to upload the relevant electronic standards. **The official website of the Standardization Administration is http://www.sac.gov.cn/. Under the “Public Services” section at the top of the homepage, there is a “**Standard Full Text Disclosure System**”. By entering the corresponding standard number or key terms related to the standard name, search results will be displayed, and the selected standard can be viewed online. :)
Learning*, thanks for sharing; it will be much easier to find standards from now on
Well, yes, the mandatory standards should be fairly comprehensive, while the recommended standards only cover a portion of them; there is no specific statistics available. As more items are added and made available, **the standards are expected to become increasingly comprehensive.
Well, industry standards are not included in this scope
This post was last edited by qugd on 2017-5-27 09:32. I conducted searches using approximately 10 common standard codes, and in each case 0 search results were returned. In my opinion, this website is complete garbage; just look at its search interface to see that it was definitely designed by someone in an office who isn’t familiar with standards – what’s the use of having so many search options? I think the standard number and keywords of the standard content are sufficient. Judging from the content of this website, **they have a bunch of boastful machines that produce feces. A standard separation net is not reliable.
I previously searched for several new standards I needed, and I was able to find them all. After Teacher Qu said that, I conducted some standard searches on the website. The recommended **standards are indeed incomplete, as I mentioned earlier. I’m not sure what the standard order of entry is; indeed, some quite commonly used standards have not been entered. Since there are not many mandatory standards available, the few that do exist can be found in the search results. It’s not certain whether all mandatory standards have been included; they may not yet be fully listed, but the progress made should be better than that for recommended standards. So I began to explain that the recommended standards are not complete. I recommend this website to everyone; it does provide access to some newer standards, which is convenient for searching. Personally, I find it quite useful (as it includes the standards commonly used in laboratories, and I haven’t conducted any special verifications, but it’s good for looking up newly released standards). It offers another option for people to search for standards, and I hope it won’t cause any confusion. We can also raise relevant issues with them to encourage improvements.