Slipping accidents in Great Britain — an update
作者： Thomas D. Proctor
DOI: 10.1016/0925-7535(93)90056-J
关键词: Forensic engineering 、 Injury control 、 Occupational accident 、 Work safety 、 Slipping 、 Grande bretagne 、 Poison control 、 Engineering 、 Royaume uni 、 Pedestrian
摘要: Abstract In 1988, Proctor and Coleman applied lubrication theory to the problem of slipping on floors wetted with water methods commonly used in Great Britain for assessing pedestrian slip-resistance. The role surface roughness footwear soles was evaluated, it shown that measurements taken by existing instruments are open misinterpretation. Research since 1988 has been reviewed generally support earlier position. Some popular misconceptions also discussed.
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