BS 6916-8:1988, ISO 7505:1986 - Chain saws. Method of measurement of hand-transmitted vibration

BS 6916-8:1988, ISO 7505:1986

Chain saws. Method of measurement of hand-transmitted vibration

Status : Superseded, Withdrawn   Published : December 1988 Replaced By : BS ISO 22867:2004

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Gives general methods which are valid whether the chain saw is cutting or not and whether hand-held or fitted in a stand. Also defines a specific operator hand-held procedure.




Standard NumberBS 6916-8:1988, ISO 7505:1986
TitleChain saws. Method of measurement of hand-transmitted vibration
StatusSuperseded, Withdrawn
Publication Date30 December 1988
Withdrawn Date22 December 2004
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
Replaced ByBS ISO 22867:2004
International RelationshipsISO 7505:1986
Draft Superseded By83/76396 DC
DescriptorsSawing machines, Chain saws, Portable machine tools, Machine tools, Forestry equipment, Vibration measurement, Vibration testing, Accuracy, Testing conditions
ICS13.160
65.060.80
Title in FrenchScies à chaîne. Méthode de mesurage des vibrations transmises aux mains
Title in GermanKettensaegen. Verfahren zur Messung der auf die Hand uebertragenen Schwingungen
CommitteeAGE/29
ISBN0 580 16327 X
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
Pages16
File Size1.08 MB
Price£134.00


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