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ISO 5312:2023

ISO 5312:2023 Civil small and light unmanned aircraft (UA) – Sharp injury to human body by rotor blades – Evaluation and test method

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Description

This document specifies the evaluation and test method for sharp injury to human body caused by rotor blades of civil small and light unmanned aircraft (UA), including injury scale, requirements, content, tests, results, etc.

This document is applicable to evaluating and testing the sharp injury to human body caused by rotor blades of civil small and light UA (with maximum take-off mass between 0,25 kg to 4 kg, which are between the levels II and III as categorized by ISO 21895), including multicopter UA, unmanned helicopters and other rotor UA.

Edition

1

Published Date

2023-10-23

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

10

Language Detail Icon

English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

This document specifies the evaluation and test method for sharp injury to human body caused by rotor blades of civil small and light unmanned aircraft (UA), including injury scale, requirements, content, tests, results, etc.

This document is applicable to evaluating and testing the sharp injury to human body caused by rotor blades of civil small and light UA (with maximum take-off mass between 0,25 kg to 4 kg, which are between the levels II and III as categorized by ISO 21895), including multicopter UA, unmanned helicopters and other rotor UA.

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