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Ergonomics F

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Principle universally true
Rule of thumb can change depending upon the task and situation
Neutral posture is the optimal position of each joint
Zone 0 & 1 (Green & Yellow) preferred zone for most movements
Zone 2 (Red) more extreme position for limbs
Zone 3 (Beyond red) most extreme positions for limbs
Weight limit the key output is the recommended ___, which is based on the concept of optimum weight
770lb (350kg), L5/S1 the ____ compression force on the ___ disk created by the RWL can be tolerated by most young healthy workers
75% and 99% over __ of women and over ___ of men have the strength capability to lift a load described by the RWL
4.7cal/min maximum resulting energy expenditures of ___ will not exceed recommended limits
Short duration one hour or less followed by a recovery time equal to 1.2 times the work
Moderate duration between 1 to 2 hrs of work
Long duration anything longer than 2h but less than 8
Good coupling is obtained if the container is of optimal design
Fair coupling results from less than optimal interfaces
Poor coupling results from containers of less than optimal design with no handles or hand-hold cutouts
Recommended Weight Limit (RWL) the key output is the ___, which is based on the concept of an optimum weight, with adjustments for various factors related to task variables.
Created by: romulols
 

 



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