ANSI ASTM F2756-2011 Standard Test Method for Determining Energy Consumption of Vacuum Cleaners《测定真空吸尘器能量消耗的标准试验方法》.pdf

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1、Designation: F2756 11 (Reapproved 2016) An American National StandardStandard Test Method forDetermining Energy Consumption of Vacuum Cleaners1This standard is issued under the fixed designation F2756; the number immediately following the designation indicates the year oforiginal adoption or, in the

2、 case of revision, the year of last revision. A number in parentheses indicates the year of last reapproval. Asuperscript epsilon () indicates an editorial change since the last revision or reapproval.1. Scope1.1 This test method covers only a laboratory test fordetermining the energy usage-of house

3、hold and commercialupright, canister, stick, and wet/dry vacuum cleaners operatingon carpet when tested under specified conditions.1.1.1 This procedure may be used in conjunction with otherperformance criteria, such as cleaning effectiveness.1.1.2 Vacuum cleaners, other than upright vacuum cleaners,

4、that provide a carpet-cleaning function are tested in accordancewith the carpet-cleaning instructions provided in the manufac-turers instruction manual. If the manufacturers instructionmanual does not contain instructions for a carpet-cleaningfunction, the vacuum cleaner is not within the scope of t

5、hisprocedure.1.2 This test method is applicable to household and com-mercial types of vacuum cleaners.1.3 The values stated in SI units are to be regarded asstandard. The inch-pound units given in parentheses aremathematical conversions that are provided for informationonly and are not considered st

6、andard.1.4 This standard does not purport to address all of thesafety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is theresponsibility of the user of this standard to establish appro-priate safety and health practices and determine the applica-bility of regulatory limitations prior to use.2. Refer

7、enced Documents2.1 ASTM Standards:2F655 Specification for Test Carpets and Pads for VacuumCleaner Testing2.2 Other Standards:IEC 60312 Vacuum cleaners for household use - Methods ofmeasuring the performance, Fourth Edition3UL 1017 Vacuum Cleaners, Blower Cleaners, and House-hold Floor Finishing Mach

8、ines43. Terminology3.1 Definitions:3.1.1 energy usage, namount of electrical energy con-sumed by a vacuum cleaner during cleaning, measured inJoules (Watt-seconds). There are 3600 watt-seconds in onewatt-hour.3.1.2 model, ndesignation of a group of vacuum cleanershaving identical mechanical and elec

9、trical construction withonly cosmetic or nonfunctional differences.3.1.3 population, ntotal of all units of a particular modelvacuum cleaner being tested.3.1.4 repeatability limit, r, nvalue below which the abso-lute difference between two individual test results obtainedunder repeatability conditio

10、n may be expected to occur with aprobability of approximately 0.95 (95 %).3.1.5 repeatability standard deviation, Sr, nstandard de-viation of test results obtained under repeatability conditions.3.1.6 reproducibility limit, R, nvalue below which theabsolute difference between two test results obtain

11、ed underreproducibility conditions may be expected to occur with aprobability of approximately 0.95 (95 %).3.1.7 reproducibility standard deviation, SR, nstandarddeviation of test results obtained under reproducibility condi-tions.3.1.8 sample, ngroup of vacuum cleaners taken from alarge collection

12、of vacuum cleaners of one particular modelwhich serves to provide information that may be used as a basisfor making a decision concerning the larger collection.3.1.9 strip, nwidth covered during one stroke, defined bythe extreme outside geometric width of the power head ornozzle.1This test method is

13、 under the jurisdiction of ASTM Committee F11 on VacuumCleaners and is the direct responsibility of Subcommittee F11.20 on Performance(Test Methods).Current edition approved Oct. 1, 2016. Published October 2016. Originallyapproved in 2009. Last previous edition approved in 2011 as F2756 11. DOI:10.1

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16、10 test run, ndefinitive procedure that produces asingular measured result.3.1.11 unit, nsingle vacuum cleaner of the model beingtested.3.1.12 watt-hour meter, nmeter that measures and regis-ters the integral, with respect to time, of the active power of thecircuit in which it is connected; the unit

17、 of measurement isusually the kilowatt-hour.4. Significance and Use4.1 This test method provides an indication of the amount ofenergy usage of the vacuum cleaner while operating over aspecified cleaning area at a specified stroke speed and totalnumber of cleaning strokes.4.1.1 The test area is divid

18、ed into a number of strips, thestrip being defined as the width of the power head or nozzle.For the purpose of this procedure, the cleaning area is specifiedas 10 m2(15 500 in.2), the stroke speed is defined as 0.5 60.03 m s (1.7 6 0.1 ft s), with a total of 10 strokes per strip.4.2 In order to prov

19、ide a uniform basis for measuring theperformance described in 1.1, standardized test carpets areemployed in this procedure.5. Apparatus5.1 Stopwatch, with a second hand or other type of equip-ment capable of establishing the specified rate of movementand total cycle time.5.2 Voltmeter, to measure in

20、put volts to the vacuum cleaner,to provide measurements accurate to within 61%.5.3 Wattmeter, to measure input watts to the vacuumcleaner, to provide measurements accurate to within 61%.5.4 Voltage-Regulator System, to control the input voltageto the vacuum cleaner. The regulator shall be capable of

21、maintaining the vacuum cleaners rated voltage 61 % andrated frequency having a wave form that is essentially sinusoi-dal with 3 % maximum harmonic distortion for the duration ofthe test.5.5 Data-Acquisition System, controlled in such a way that,depending on the movement of the agitator nozzle, at le

22、ast 10power measurements are recorded during each stroke.5.6 Temperature and Humidity Indicators, to provide tem-perature measurements accurate to within 612 C (61F) andhumidity measurements accurate to within 3 % relative humid-ity.5.7 Supporting SurfaceA flat surface consisting of a pieceof 19-mm

23、(34-in.) thick exterior grade plywood with the “A”surface upward to support the test carpet and pad. If necessary,the four corners (only) of the test carpet and pad may befastened to the supporting surface by any acceptable means.6. Materials6.1 Standard level loop or Wilton carpet conforming toSpec

24、ification F655.6.2 Standard carpet padding conforming to SpecificationF655.7. Sampling7.1 A minimum of three units of the same model vacuumcleaner selected at random in accordance with good statisticalpractice shall constitute the population sample.7.1.1 To determine the best estimate of energy usag

25、e asso-ciated with the population of the vacuum cleaner model beingtested, the arithmetic mean of the energy consumed by thesample from the population shall be established by testing it toa 90 % confidence level within 65 % of the mean value of theenergy usage rating.8. Conditioning8.1 Test RoomMain

26、tain the test room in which all condi-tioning and vacuum cleaner testing is performed at 21 6 3C(70 6 5F) and 45 to 55 % relative humidity.8.2 All components involved in the test shall remain and beexposed in the controlled environment for at least 16 h prior tothe start of the test.9. Procedure9.1

27、Test Procedure:9.1.1 The energy consumed by the sample vacuum cleanershall be established as follows:9.1.1.1 New test carpets and padding shall be level loop orWilton conforming to Specification F655.9.1.1.2 Supporting surface conforming to 5.7.9.1.1.3 Replace the carpet and padding when it has hole

28、s,tears, or other signs of wear.9.1.1.4 Speed shall be 0.5 6 0.03 m/s (1.7 6 0.1 ft/s).9.1.1.5 Use of automated methods are optional.9.1.2 Preparation of Test Vacuum Cleaners:9.1.2.1 New Test Vacuum Cleaners:(1) Change brush drive belt on vacuum cleaners or agitatornozzles using manufacturers instru

29、ctions, if equipped.(2) Run the vacuum cleaner in at rated voltage 61 % andrated frequency with filters in place.(3) In a stationary position, operate the vacuum cleaner for1 h with the agitator bristles not engaged on any surface.9.1.2.2 Used Test Vacuum CleanersRecondition a usedtest vacuum cleane

30、r, prior to each test run, as follows:(1) Thoroughly remove excess dirt from the vacuumcleaner. Without using tools for disassembly, clean the entireouter surface, brushes, nozzle chamber, ductwork, inside of thechamber surrounding the primary filter, all filters and insidehose and wands.(2) For vac

31、uum cleaners using disposable filters as theprimary filters, use a new disposable primary filter from themanufacturer for each test. Weigh the filter to the nearest 0.10g (0.0035 oz) and install it as recommended by the vacuumcleaner manufacturer.(3) For vacuum cleaners using non-disposable dirtrece

32、ptacles, empty in accordance with the manufacturersinstructions after each test run and clean the receptacle until itsweight is within 2 g (0.07 oz) of its original weight. Weigh thereceptacle to the nearest 0.10 g (0.0035 oz) and install it asrecommended by the vacuum cleaner manufacturer.NOTE 1Whi

33、le this procedure may be used by itself, there is a strongF2756 11 (2016)2likelihood that it will be used as a precursor for other performance testing.Therefore, it is considered reasonable to measure and record the initial bagor dirt cup weights prior to testing. If no additional testing is to beco

34、nducted, this step could be skipped.9.1.3 Test Vacuum Cleaner SettingsIf various settings areprovided, set the motor speed setting, suction regulator, nozzleheight, or combination thereof using the manufacturers speci-fications as provided in the instruction manual for the testcarpet being used. Con

35、tact the manufacturer if no instructionsare given, or if the instructions are unclear or inadequate.9.1.4 If the vacuum cleaner has not been energized for morethan 60 min prior to testing energize the cleaner for 5 min atnameplate rated voltage (61 %) and frequency (61 Hz)immediately preceding the t

36、est. For vacuum cleaners with dualnameplate voltage ratings, conduct testing at the highestvoltage.9.1.4.1 Place the vacuum cleaner agitator or nozzle agitator,if equipped, such that the bristles clear the supporting surfaceand no loose dirt is picked up.9.1.5 Immediately following the 5-min “run-in

37、” of 9.1.4,de-energize the vacuum cleaner and place the vacuum cleanernozzle on the test surface so that the front edge of the vacuumcleaner coincides with the line defining the beginning of thetest area.NOTE 2In the case of canister or wet/dry vacuum cleaners, the nozzleis attached at the end of a

38、hose and wand. It will be the nozzle intendedfor use on carpet. For combination tools, it will be set for carpet cleaning.9.1.5.1 If an automated method is not used, reasonableefforts shall be made to maintain the handle height at 800 mm(31.5 in.) during each test run for vacuum cleaners with apivot

39、ing handle.9.1.6 Measure the power consumed while vacuuming carpetwith either of the methods defined in IEC 60312, clause 4.14 orUL 1017, clause 5.2, as modified below.9.1.6.1 Operate the vacuum cleaner or nozzle (with orwithout agitator) for a period of 2 min back and forth on thetest carpet.9.1.6.

40、2 Take power measurements during the last minute,with a minimum of five measurements in each stroke directionaveraging the readings to determine the mean power, PAVG,consumed.NOTE 3The IEC 60312 test method includes the transition areas at theend of each stroke. There is no evidence indicating that

41、including orexcluding the transition areas has any significant effect on the results.9.1.7 Using the same test vacuum cleaner, repeat 9.1.3 9.1.6 two additional times for a total of three test runs.9.1.8 The average energy used for each individual testvacuum cleaner from the population sample for a

42、given carpetis the average of three test runs meeting the repeatabilitystatement in Section 11.9.1.9 The energy, Joules (W-s), consumed by the samplevacuum cleaner cleaning a 10 m2area with ten total cleaningstrokes per strip is calculated with the following equation:E 5 PAVG3N 3A/b 31023v! Joules W

43、 2 s! (1)where:PAVG= average power as determined by 9.1.6.2N = total number of cleaning strokes per stripA = area to be cleaned (10 m2)b = power head or nozzle width (in millimetres)v = stroke speed (0.5 m/s)With a cleaning area of 10 m2, stroke speed of 0.5 m/s andten cleaning strokes per strip, th

44、e result is:E 5 PAVG38 310/b 3102330. 5!5 PAVG316 3104/b5 16 31043PAVG/b (2)NOTE 4A complete derivation of the equation may be found in IEC60312.9.1.10 Aminimum of two additional test sample units of thesame model shall be selected in accordance with the samplingstatement of Section 7. Repeat 9.1.1

45、9.1.9 for each new testsample unit selected.10. Report10.1 For each vacuum cleaner sample from the populationbeing tested, report the following information:10.1.1 Manufacturers name, product name, product model,and serial number.10.1.2 Type of cleaner.10.1.3 Nozzle height settings.10.1.4 Cleaning he

46、ad test width used for energy-use calcu-lations.10.1.5 The average energy used.10.2 The overall average(s), standard deviations), and 90 %confidence results for all of the population sample tested shallalso be reported.11. Precision and Bias11.1 PrecisionNo interlaboratory tests have been per-formed

47、; therefore, no precision statements regarding the re-peatability and reproducibility of this test method are availableat this time.11.2 BiasNo justifiable statement can be made on the biasof the method to evaluate energy of household/commercialvacuum cleaners since the true value of the property ca

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