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Human exposure to mechanical vibrations - Whole-body vibration

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VDI 2057 Blatt 1:2002-09

Human exposure to mechanical vibrations - Whole-body vibration

German title
Einwirkung mechanischer Schwingungen auf den Menschen - Ganzkörper-Schwingungen
Publication date
2002-09
Original language
German, English
Pages
39

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2002-09
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Pages
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Short description

Purpose of the guideline is to provide a uniform procedure for assessing the effect on the human being of mechanical whole-body vibration and also to give general instructions on determining the assessment variables. On the basis of the physical data of vibration measurements and taking different frequency-dependent effects into consideration, the root-mean-square value aw of the frequency-weighted accelation aw(t) is formed as a variable characterizing vibration exposure. When the exposure duration T is included it becomes poxxible to estimate restrictions on well-being, performance and the risk of health damage. A knowledge of aw in conjunction with the exposure duration T is thus a necessary condition of formulating measures to avoid or limit the impairments mentioned.

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13.160
Replacement amendments

This document replaces VDI 2057 Blatt 1:1987-05 , VDI 2057 Blatt 3:1987-05 .

This document has been replaced by: VDI 2057 Blatt 1:2017-08 .

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