Biodynamic response of the seated human body to a vibrating environment: Effect of seat backrest support
Wei Ding,
Leizhi Wang,
Hongrui Ao
et al.
Abstract:This paper introduces the feature that the backrest of an ergonomic chair can provide effective support to the head, chest and waist into the vibration environment, and conducts research on whether the backrest can provide the reduction to the vibration, and the influence of its stiffness and damping on the vibration reduction influence. Four-degree-of-freedom (4-DOF) human-chair coupling models are constructed to characterize the different contact modes between the head, chest, waist and backrest. The simulat… Show more
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