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Comparison of seat designs for underground mine haulage vehicles using the absorbed power and ISO 2631-1(1985)-based ACGIH threshold limit methods
2005
International Journal of Heavy Vehicle Systems
Based on prior mine vehicle studies of operators' exposure to whole-body vibration, researchers from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) evaluated four seat designs on mine haulage vehicles, with regard to roadway-induced jarring/jolting and operator comfort. Investigators collected objective and subjective data from vehicle operators on two existing and two NIOSH seat designs. This study included time and frequency response data using accelerometers and a data
doi:10.1504/ijhvs.2005.008027
fatcat:3cczf3xervahzda2rt6zatlvpq