3. Surface Composition – Contributing Factor to Slip Initiation
Surface Conditions - Contributing Factor to Slip Initiation
Sustainable Slip Resistance
The James Machine
Tortus Tribometer
Tortus Floor Friction Digital Tribometer DCOF Test
Traction
Transitions and Slip and Falls
Tribology
Tribometer
Trip
TRL Rubber
Unusual Features - Contributing Factor to Slip Initiation
Walkway
Withdrawn Standards
Adverse Weather and Contaminants
ANSI
ANSI B101.3 DCOF Test
ANSI B101.1 SCOF Test
ANSI A326.3
ANSI A137.1 (aka “DCOF AcuTest”)
Biomechanics
Bot-3000
Bot-3000E
Brungraber Series (Mark I, Mark II, Mark III)
Co-efficient of Friction
Distilled Water
DCOF
Exterior Walkway
Fall
Four S rubber
Gait cycle
Human Gait
Level Changes
Leather Test Slider
Neolite slider
NFSI
Safety Standards
SBR Rubber
Slip
Slip and Fall – 7 Main Factors
Slip Resistance
Slip Resistance Testing
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
Stairs- Contributing Factor to Slip Initiation
Static coefficient of friction
Sticktion

4. Co-efficient of Friction Dynamic Co-Efficient of Friction (DCOF)
Static Co-Efficient of Friction (SCOF)

19. 1. CONTAMNANTS ON THE FLOOR AND ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS.
2. THE SLIP TEST IS DONE IN A DIFFERENT SEASON.
3. MATS CAN BE A MAJOR PROBLEM.
4. TESTING THE FLOOR IN “AS-IS” CONDITION.
5. FLOOR CARE.