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//-->Health and Safety LaboratoryHarpur HillBuxtonDerbyshire SK17 9JNHand-arm vibration emission of chainsaws –comparison with vibration exposure.HSL/2004/13Project Leader:Author(s):Science Group:Paul PittsPaul Pitts BSc(hons) MIOAHuman Factors Group© Crown copyright 2004PRIVACY MARKING:Available to anyoneThis report and the work it describes were undertaken by the Health and Safety Laboratoryunder contract to the Forestry Commission. Its contents, including any opinions and/orconclusions expressed or recommendations made, do not necessarily reflect policy or views ofthe Health and Safety Executive.HSL report approval:Date of issue:Job number:Registry file:Electronic filename:Dr L KennyJuly 2004JC4500006NV/07/2002/21089Report final V4-2.docRESTRICTED: COMMERCIALiiiivCONTENTS11.11.21.322.12.22.32.433.13.23.33.43.544.14.24.34.44.54.64.74.855.15.25.3678INTRODUCTIONBackgroundObjectivesProject PlanSTUDY METHODSChainsawsISO 7505 testsHand-arm vibration forest measurementsExposure time studiesRESULTSISO 7505 testsHand-arm vibration forest measurementsExposure time StudiesEstimations of daily vibration exposuresDifferences in daily exposure estimatesDISCUSSIONISO 7505 test resultsExposure timesIn-Forest vibration valuesRanking of chainsawsMethods of estimating daily vibration exposureSimplified exposure estimationExample of the use of the simplified exposure estimation methodRecommendations on the use of the simplified estimation methodCONCLUSIONSEmission test resultsIn-forest test resultsSimplifcations of exposure based on published Emission valuesACKNOWLEDGEMENTSREFERENCESGLOSSARY11123333699910122529293132323435353637373737383940424242vANNEX A CHAINSAW DETAILSA.1 Saw AA.2 Saw B [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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//-->Health and Safety LaboratoryHarpur HillBuxtonDerbyshire SK17 9JNHand-arm vibration emission of chainsaws –comparison with vibration exposure.HSL/2004/13Project Leader:Author(s):Science Group:Paul PittsPaul Pitts BSc(hons) MIOAHuman Factors Group© Crown copyright 2004PRIVACY MARKING:Available to anyoneThis report and the work it describes were undertaken by the Health and Safety Laboratoryunder contract to the Forestry Commission. Its contents, including any opinions and/orconclusions expressed or recommendations made, do not necessarily reflect policy or views ofthe Health and Safety Executive.HSL report approval:Date of issue:Job number:Registry file:Electronic filename:Dr L KennyJuly 2004JC4500006NV/07/2002/21089Report final V4-2.docRESTRICTED: COMMERCIALiiiivCONTENTS11.11.21.322.12.22.32.433.13.23.33.43.544.14.24.34.44.54.64.74.855.15.25.3678INTRODUCTIONBackgroundObjectivesProject PlanSTUDY METHODSChainsawsISO 7505 testsHand-arm vibration forest measurementsExposure time studiesRESULTSISO 7505 testsHand-arm vibration forest measurementsExposure time StudiesEstimations of daily vibration exposuresDifferences in daily exposure estimatesDISCUSSIONISO 7505 test resultsExposure timesIn-Forest vibration valuesRanking of chainsawsMethods of estimating daily vibration exposureSimplified exposure estimationExample of the use of the simplified exposure estimation methodRecommendations on the use of the simplified estimation methodCONCLUSIONSEmission test resultsIn-forest test resultsSimplifcations of exposure based on published Emission valuesACKNOWLEDGEMENTSREFERENCESGLOSSARY11123333699910122529293132323435353637373737383940424242vANNEX A CHAINSAW DETAILSA.1 Saw AA.2 Saw B [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]