Evaluation of vibration with respect to human response.

Author(s)
Griffin, M.J.
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Abstract

Methods of quantifying vibration with respect to human response are fully defined. The procedures may be applied to all types of vibration: multiple-axis and multiple-input motions which are steady-state, random or transient. The procedures are based on experimental research and have been applied to predict the discomfort, annoyance, health risks, interference with activities and motion sickness associated with vibration measured in a wide range of environments.

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B 25022 (In: B 25020) /83/91/ IRRD 293045
Source

In: Passenger comfort, convenience and safety: Test tools and procedures.SAE Publication P-174. Proceedings of the International Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Michigan, February 24-28, 1986; p.11-34 1 fig., 3 graph., 15 tab., 55 ref. SAE Paper No. 860047.

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