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Proceedings Article | 27 September 2024 Paper

Detection of extractable elements in automotive interior materials and research on their introduction mechanisms

Meng Hou, Tian Li, Kaixuan Zhang

Proceedings Volume 13261, 132612F (2024) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3047105

KEYWORDS: Skin, Chromium, Antimony, Metals, Arsenic, Plastics, Dyes, Lead, Zinc, Manganese

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If car interior parts come into contact with drivers and passengers for a long time and contain harmful elements such as lead, cadmium, antimony, arsenic, etc., under the erosion of human sweat, some harmful elements will dissolve, causing sensitization or other hazards. This type of research and reporting is common in the textile and clothing industry. Due to the diverse types of automotive interior materials, complex manufacturing processes, and the use and introduction of harmful elements in the production process, it is of great significance to carry out limit requirements and comprehensive testing of soluble elements in automotive interior parts, especially for the health attributes of sensitive infants and young children, for the health of automotive products. This article mainly focuses on the Chinese automotive market, selecting 10 different levels and types of automotive interior components as representatives. Based on relevant standards or self built testing methods, 14 migration elements that may exist in automotive interior products and cause harm to drivers and passengers are thoroughly tested. The health status of interior products in the Chinese automotive market is analyzed, and the ways to introduce harmful migration elements are explored, Provide reference for healthy material selection on the production end and green consumption on the consumption end.

Proceedings Article | 2 November 2022 Paper

Research on evaluation index system of automobile healthy cockpit

Meng Hou, Pan Wang, Kaixuan Zhang, Shujie Xu

Proceedings Volume 12351, 1235104 (2022) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2651877

KEYWORDS: Skin, Metals, Zinc, Chromium, Barium, Arsenic, Statistical modeling, Standards development, Nickel, Intelligence systems

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With the upgrade of automobile consumption, more and more attention has been paid to the health attributes of the car cockpit. However, due to the lack of a unified evaluation standard in the industry, the concept of the car health cockpit is blurred, causing confusion in the industry and consumers. In order to standardize and unify the evaluation system of car health cockpit, this paper conducts research on the evaluation index system of car health cockpit through the influence of car cockpit on human health, combined with the thorough detection of harmful substances, establishes an index framework system and the health evaluation of car interior parts. It is of great significance to promote the development and application of automotive environmental protection materials, configurations and processes, and to promote the green development of the industry.

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