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Title: Anthropometrics


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AnthropometricsAnatomy
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  • ANTHROPOMETRICS

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Differences Between Males Females
  • Knuckle Height (standing)
  • Elbow Rest Height (standing)
  • Hand Length/Grip Span
  • Functional Reach
  • Strength

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Engineering Anthropometrics
  • Anthropometrics
  • The science that deals with the measurement of
    size, weight, and proportions of the human body.
  • The use of body dimensions and measurements to
    design the system to fit the operator

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Anthropometric Design
  • Design for the RANGE
  • Adjustable car seat, elbow rest height
  • Design for the EXTREME
  • Height design clearance for tall people
  • Reach design to be reached by short people
  • Design for the AVERAGE
  • Public seating, designed to accommodate the
    median of the population in use

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Why Not Design For Average?
Design Guidelines
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Design Guidelines
Why Not Design For Average?
When you design for the average, you limit the
most!
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Design for Adjustability, Extremes, or Average?
Design Guidelines
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Anthropometric Data
Hand Breadth Length Thickness Breadth Across Thumb
Standing Standing Height Eye Height Elbow
Height Ankle Height
Seated Sitting Height Eye Height Elbow
Height Knee Height
Other Body Weight Arm Reach Foot Length Shoulder
Breadth
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Using Anthropometric Data
  • Calculate Minimum Work Surface Height
  • If work is to be performed at elbow rest height
  • MWSH popliteal height
  • shoe height adjustment
  • thigh clearance
  • thigh clearance clothing adjustment
  • table thickness

Source Tayyari F., and Smith, J.L., Occupational
Ergonomics, Principles and Applications, 1997.
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Standing Workstation Challenge - Before
Design Guidelines
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Standing Workstation Dimensions
Design Guidelines
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Standing Workstation Challenge - After
Design Guidelines
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Material Handling Challenge - Before
Design Guidelines
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Material Handling Dimensions
Design Guidelines
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Safer Lifting Zone

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Material Handling Challenge - After
Design Guidelines
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  • ANATOMY

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Do I have a Problem?
The Tools
  • Ergonomics Hit List
  • Observation tool
  • Identify and resolve ergonomic issues

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Practical Approach
Ergonomics
Find It
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The Hands

and Wrists
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Total Physical Stress
Stress from Tensile Forces
Stress from Compressive Forces
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Washrag
Hit List
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Tool/Target
Hit List
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Effect of Wrist Postures on Grip Strength
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The Elbows
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Elbows Out
Hit List
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Task Design Neutral Postures
Torso - keep back straight
Upper arm - hanging vertical
Forearm - 90 to upper arm
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Wrist straight, extension of the forearm
Hands - palms facing each other
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Bad Vibes
Hit List
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The Shoulders and Neck
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Shoulder Too High/Shoulder Too Low
Hit List
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Optimal Work Zone
The Optimal Work Area
Work Reach Zone
Vision Arcs
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Comfort Zone
Hit List
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Hungry Head
Hit List
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The Back
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  • Unstable Structure

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Standing vs. Sitting
Lordosis
Kyphosis
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  • Unstable Structure
  • Rubber Tires

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  • Uneven Forces

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Compressive Forces
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Tension Forces
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Shear Forces
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Torsional Forces
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Biomechanics of the Back
Fulcrum - Leverage
50 lbs. (23kg.)
50 lbs. (23kg.)
20 in. (50 cm)
20 in. (50 cm)
F1 X D1 F2 X D2 F1 x 50cm 23kg X 50 cm F1/50
cm (23kg X 50 cm) / (50cm)
(1150 kg/cm) / (50cm)
F1 X D1 F2 X D2
F1 (23kg)
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Biomechanics of the Back
Fulcrum - Leverage
202 lbs. (92 kg.)
50 lbs. (23 kg.)
8 in. (20 cm)
32 in. (80 cm)
F1 X D1 F2 X D2 F1 x 20 cm 23kg X 80
cm F1/20 cm (23kg X 80 cm) / (20cm)
(1840 kg/cm) / (20cm)
F1 (92kg)
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BioMechanics of the Back
Fulcrum - Leverage
Our Back as a Crane
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Biomechanics of the Back
Fulcrum - Leverage
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Biomechanics of the Back
Fulcrum - Leverage
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Biomechanics of the Back
Fulcrum - Leverage
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Butts Up
Hit List
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Sitting Vs. Standing
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  • Inefficient Lever

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Horizontal Distance
Hit List
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  • Tight Tolerances

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Twist and Shout
Hit List
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Sit-Stand
Hit List
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Dont Give Me Static
Hit List
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  • QUESTIONS?

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