DIN EN 12235 PDF Download
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Surfaces for Sports Areas - Determination of Vertical Ball Behaviour
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A method for calculating a ball's rebound height after being dropped vertically on a surface is described in the DIN EN 12235 standard. This standard offers instructions and methods for analyzing vertical ball behavior, which is essential in evaluating the effectiveness and security of sporting surfaces.
The standard outlines the test's specifics, including the apparatus needed and the testing circumstances. It outlines the standards for picking the right ball and the technique for consistently and deliberately dropping it on the surface. The ball's precise rebound height is then evaluated to see whether the surface can absorb energy and respond to the ball in a manner that is adequate.
Sports surfaces must adhere to DIN EN 12235 in order to ensure that they meet the relevant performance criteria and security requirements. This standard enables manufacturers, facility operators, and sports governing bodies to evaluate the performance and consistency of surfaces across various sports areas by measuring the vertical ball behavior of surfaces. This knowledge is essential for choosing and caring for sports surfaces that improve player performance and lower injury risks.
| Descriptors | Ball games, Balls, Balls (sports equipment), Behaviour, Bounces, Concretes, Construction, Determination, Floor coverings, Floor for sporting activities, Ground areas, Methods, Properties, Rebound resilience, Sports areas, Sports facilities, Testing, Procedures, Processes, Crack |
| ICS Codes | 97.220.10 - Sports facilities |
| Language(s) | English |
| File Size | 1.0 MB |
