GB/T 5169.36-2015 "Fire hazard testing for electric and electronic products - Part 36: Corrosion damage of fire effluent - Summary and relevance of test methods" is a national standard used to evaluate the corrosiveness of the fire effluent generated by electric and electronic products and their materials when they burn-1-5. This standard does not specify detailed testing procedures but provides a programmatic overview. It summarizes and briefly introduces commonly used test methods for assessing corrosion hazards-1-3. Its core value lies in offering a specialized review of the relevance of these test methods to real fire scenarios. Based on this review, it provides practical recommendations for selecting these test methods-1-5, aiming to assist users in more scientifically evaluating the potential damage caused by corrosive gases to equipment and the environment during a fire.