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Meaning of CJJ 33-89 and TSG R1001-2008

2009-02-12View Original

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Question: What do the letters and numbers in CJJ 33-89 and TSG R1001-2008 mean? What do they represent respectively? ! :handshake
Reply #22009-02-12
TSG R1001-2008——TSG is the abbreviation for the national standards related to special equipment; R is the pinyin abbreviation for container, and 1001 is the standard number. 2008 is the revised version from 08; the meanings of each letter and digit in CJJ 33-89, which are the same as those in (GB150-98) 98, can be understood based on this
Reply #32009-02-13
CJJ Urban Construction Industry Standards
Reply #42009-02-13
So what does the second J in CJJ mean (assuming CJ stands for urban construction)?
Reply #52009-05-30
CJJ – Construction regulations for various occupations in the urban construction industry; issued by the Ministry of Construction. CJ replaces some of the previous standards issued by the Ministry of Urban and Rural Construction and Environmental Protection. Previously used JJ in the urban construction industry, Ministry of Construction, CJJ engineering construction standards

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