A problem in standard setting
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This document is considered fundamental as it does not contain references to any other standards. It is a sentence that appears at the beginning of an ISO standard. I don’t know how to translate red-colored areas
In my opinion: the most basic standard
A benchmark document, that’s what an individual thinks.
Basic standards Explanation: Based on the attributes of standards, they can be classified into basic standards, technical standards, management standards, and work standards, among others. A standard that serves as a basis for other standards within a certain range, is widely used, and holds broad guiding significance is called a fundamental standard. Based on their nature and functions, basic standards are generally classified into the following categories: 1) Concept and symbol standards ； 2) Precision and interchangeability standards ； 3) Standards for achieving serialization and ensuring compatibility ； 4) Standards for structural elements ； 5) Product quality assurance and environmental condition standards ； 6) Safety, hygiene, and environmental protection standards ； 7) Management standards ； 8) Quantity and unit. Since the meaning of a basic standard is to serve as a foundation for other standards, in most cases there is no need to cite other standards as references in such documents (on the contrary, it is other standard documents that usually need to refer to basic standard documents). = It does not contain references to any other standards. If you use the keyword “basic standard,” you should be able to find more explanations regarding standard classification in China.
Basic standards are those that serve as a foundation for other standards within a certain range, are widely used, and possess strong versatility and broad guiding significance. It is precisely because of their versatility that they often fail to receive the attention they deserve, and the benefits resulting from the conversion of enterprise standards are not even recognized. Starting from the problems encountered in converting GB 1804 into enterprise standards and the approaches to addressing them, this article analyzes in detail the process of such conversion, as well as the various situations that may arise and the corresponding solutions. The aim is to make the standard more practical through further revision, and at the same time encourage those involved to pay more attention to learning and adopting basic standards ； It helps people understand and accept that transforming basic standards is not a simple task of copying. A piece of reading material for everyone to read and reflect on.