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ÖNORM EN 1177
Issue date: 2008 08 01
Impact attenuating playground surfacing - Determination of critical fall height
This European Standard specifies a method for determining the impact attenuation of playground surfacing. It
defines a ¿Critical Fall Height" (see 3.2) for surfacing, wh...
Withdrawn: 2018 02 15
Publisher:
Austrian Standards International
Format:
Digital | 18 Pages
Language:
German
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Currently valid:
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This European Standard specifies a method for determining the impact attenuation of playground surfacing. It
defines a ¿Critical Fall Height" (see 3.2) for surfacing, which represents the upper limit of its effectiveness in
reducing head injury when using playground equipment conforming to EN 1176. The test methods described
in the European Standard are applicable for tests carried out in a laboratory and for tests on site.
ÖNORM EN 1177
2019 12 15
Impact attenuating playground surfacing - Methods of test for determination of impact attenuation
Norm
ÖNORM EN 1177
2018 02 15
Impact attenuating playground surfacing - Methods of test for determination of impact attenuation
Norm
ÖNORM EN 1177
2008 08 01
Impact attenuating playground surfacing - Determination of critical fall height
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2002 03 01
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Impact attenuating playground surfacing - Methods of test for determination of impact attenuation
