PD 6504:1983 - Medical information on human reaction to skin contact with hot surfaces

PD 6504:1983

Medical information on human reaction to skin contact with hot surfaces

Status : Withdrawn   Published : August 1983

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Provides information prepared by medical experts on human reaction to contact between skin and heated surfaces. Effects considered are discomfort, pain and burns.




Standard NumberPD 6504:1983
TitleMedical information on human reaction to skin contact with hot surfaces
StatusWithdrawn
Publication Date31 August 1983
Confirm Date01 December 2011
Withdrawn Date21 July 2017
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
DescriptorsDomestic accidents, Cooling, Integumentary system, Heat, Injuries, Accidents, High temperatures, Temperature, Surfaces, Heat transfer, Wounds, Skin (body)
ICS13.200
Title in FrenchInformations médicales sur les réactions de la peau au contact des surfaces chaudes
Title in GermanMedizinische Daten ueber die Reaktion des Menschen bei Hautkontakt mit heissen Flaechen
ISBN0 580 13508 X
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages18
File Size411.2 KB
NotesThis standard has been withdrawn due to the publication of BS EN 563:1994
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