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Psy 552 Ergonomics & Biomechanics Lecture 11. Lifting findings  Squatting yields a lower shear force than bending over.  Squatting…  Pretensing…

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1 Psy 552 Ergonomics & Biomechanics Lecture 11

2 Lifting findings  Squatting yields a lower shear force than bending over.  Squatting…  Pretensing…

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5 3 Dimensional Models  Are predictive, but are limited…  Shultz et al. (1982) – 10 muscle model including the L/R rectus abdominus, external/ internal obliques, erector spinaes, and latissimus dorsi.  This model has been modified

6 Model Findings  Torsional loading…  SpeedIncrease over static slowno increase normal… fast…  Granata & Marras (1995)…

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8 Pushing & Pulling  Compression varies little with handle height.  Compression forces vary when: …

9 The wrist  Place of common work related musculoskeletal disorders  Tunnel is made up of the: Hamate Capitate Pisiform Scaphoid Trapezium Lunate Retinaculum

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11 Wrist forces  Depend on: Type of grasp – large or small Size of the hand -- large or small Type of movement Bend radii

12 Grasp Type

13 Bend Radii  The radii of the “pulley” changes the area over which the force is applied

14 Supporting force

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