Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
9738437 International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics 2005 12 Pages PDF
Abstract
To estimate the health risk from exposure to WBV in forwarders, the results suggests that exposure assessment strategies should include several measurements on the same forwarder and driver during various operational conditions. The results also indicate that both r.m.s.-magnitude and VDV shall be used for risk assessment, since they are influenced by various factors. Selecting another forwarder model can reduce the magnitude of WBV during travelling, suggesting opportunity for technical improvements. During travelling empty, WBV magnitude can be reduced by changing terrain type. During travelling loaded, the magnitude can be reduced by adjust the way the vehicle is driven.
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