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BS ISO 16840-12:2021 Wheelchair seating Envelopment and immersion characterization of seat cushions using a dual semispherical indenter

BS ISO 16840-12:2021

Wheelchair seating Envelopment and immersion characterization of seat cushions using a dual semispherical indenter

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Standard number:BS ISO 16840-12:2021
Pages:24
Released:2021-12-02
ISBN:978 0 539 14976 0
Status:Standard
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BS ISO 16840-12:2021


This standard BS ISO 16840-12:2021 Wheelchair seating is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 11.180.10 Aids and adaptation for moving

This document specifies apparatus, test methods, and disclosure requirements for characterization of wheelchair seat cushion immersion and envelopment properties using indenters instrumented with pressure sensors.

This document expands the characterization of products intended to manage tissue integrity ( ISO 16840-2 ) and provides a standardized indenter for other wheelchair seating tests.

It does not provide information specific to cushion performance for a particular individual user, nor is it intended to characterize envelopment or immersion under higher loading conditions, nor to assess the weight capacity of a cushion.

This document includes a method that is specific to 220 mm and 255 mm indenters. Dimensions are provided for a 380 mm indenter to allow for extension of the method to larger patient simulation.