Drivers Workplace of Transport Vehicles in Relation to Anthropometric Dimensions of Adult Population in Slovakia

Gejdoš, Miloš; Lipoldová, Martina

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2020.02.036

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“…The development of secular trends in the adult population was also confirmed in our research. The design of workplaces of earthmoving machine operators has not adequately reflected these trends, as also confirmed in previous studies [20,[39][40][41].…”

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Anthropometric Analysis of Selected Body Dimensions and Comparison with the Design Approach for Forestry and Agricultural Machine Operators

Gejdoš

Hitka

Balážová

2021

Forests

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The aim of the study was to conduct an analysis of selected anthropometric measurements of sitting posture of the adult male population and to compare the results to the workplace of earthmoving machine operators. Research into this problem is important in several respects, particularly the design approaches taken for the current and future machines, and their impact on the health and safety of operators. The anthropometric analysis was based on dimension measurements of the adult male population gathered in the years 2002–2019. The sample consisted of 1702 subjects aged 18 to 25. Thirteen body dimensions were selected and evaluated according to the European Standard of International Organization for Standardization (EN ISO) Nr. 3411. Anthropometric analysis of individual dimensions was evaluated using descriptive statistics and frequency histograms. The results of the analysis were compared to values recommended in the EN ISO 3411 standard. Results confirmed the growing trend of specific human dimensions within the adult population. In eight of the 13 analyzed body dimensions, descriptive statistics showed above-average values in the analyzed population compared to the values given in the standard. The long-term trend commonly observed in the adult population of developed countries was also confirmed.

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Anthropometric Analysis of Selected Body Dimensions and Comparison with the Design Approach for Forestry and Agricultural Machine Operators

Gejdoš

Hitka

Balážová

2021

Forests

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“…Standardization is a specialized technical activity that allows companies to access international markets, contributing to the reduction of production costs, facilitating the advancement in technology [2,3]. Standardization creates norms that establish the common characteristics that the products must meet.…”

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Anthropometric Deficit in Normative Minimum Spaces for Housing in Mexico

Lorenzo-Palomera¹,

Aranda-Jiménez²,

Suarez-Dominguez³

et al. 2021

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The dimensions of houses in accordance with housing law, rules and regulations in Mexico are established based on standards without a precise basis in anthropometric requirements. Therefore, equal house prototypes are built in different regions of the country, although the physical characteristics of people are dissimilar. Education and strategies in architect formation require adapted information for house design. Given this scenario, the study's objective is to contrast such metric standardization with the volume of personal space delimited by body segments of population samples in three regions of Mexico. For this, an anthropometric database was generated, considering body mass, height, reach, body mass index, and personal space. Data are integrated concerning minimum dimensions of areas established in the minimum housing regulations, and necessary furniture measures are incorporated. Measurements were sorted by a given number of cases from each city. Similarities and differences between anthropometric data in the samples of three cities and the information that must be considered in the architectonic design were shown. When comparing minimum normative dimensions with anthropometric data and necessary furniture measurements, some volumetric discrepancies are evident. The Housing Law requires humanization, focusing on the inhabitants, their requirements and characteristics as added values of adequate housing. This paper is a new way to introduce the parametric analysis and consideration in Mexico and a basis for laws development.

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The determination analysis of anthropometry dimensions for ergonomics electrical energy-based vehicle design

Hasanuddin,

Dirhamsyah,

Tadjuddin

et al. 2024

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY, AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS 2021 (8th ICETIA 2021):

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Drivers Workplace of Transport Vehicles in Relation to Anthropometric Dimensions of Adult Population in Slovakia

Cited by 3 publications

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Anthropometric Analysis of Selected Body Dimensions and Comparison with the Design Approach for Forestry and Agricultural Machine Operators

Anthropometric Analysis of Selected Body Dimensions and Comparison with the Design Approach for Forestry and Agricultural Machine Operators

Anthropometric Deficit in Normative Minimum Spaces for Housing in Mexico

The determination analysis of anthropometry dimensions for ergonomics electrical energy-based vehicle design

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