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BS ISO 5805:1997 Mechanical vibration and shock. Human exposure. Vocabulary

BS ISO 5805:1997

Mechanical vibration and shock. Human exposure. Vocabulary

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Standard number:BS ISO 5805:1997
Pages:32
Released:1998-01-15
ISBN:0 580 29015 8
Status:Standard
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BS ISO 5805:1997


This standard BS ISO 5805:1997 Mechanical vibration and shock. Human exposure. Vocabulary is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 01.040.13 Environment. Health protection. Safety (Vocabularies)
  • 13.160 Vibration and shock with respect to human beings

This International Standard defines terms relating to human biodynamics or which are used in specific contexts in other standards pertaining to the evaluation of human exposure to mechanical vibration and shock. It provides standard definitions of terms and supplements ISO 2041 but does not contain general terms readily found in dictionaries.

NOTES

  1. A few synonyms are included among terms defining directions of vibration or shock affecting man, where widespread use of the synonym in the literature on biodynamics or the evaluation of human exposure to mechanical vibration and shock is still current. However, use of the primary standard term (listed first) is preferred, and the use of ambiguous terms is deprecated. References to "shock" in the context of biodynamics are to be understood in the mechanical, and not the medical sense. Mechanical shock (commonly called "impact" when applied to man) is defined in ISO 2041.

  2. References to "man" should be interpreted as applying equally to man or woman.

  3. The numbers appearing before each term are arbitrary within each categorical section: they are used solely for reference purposes, including the facilitation of cross-reference in translation of the primary term between the languages of ISO and its member bodies.


Defines terms relating to human biodynamics.