Man under vibration : suffering and protection : proceedings of the International CISM-IFToMM-WHO Symposium, Udine, Italy, April 3-6, 1979

K. V. Prolov MODERN PROBLEMS OF VIBRATIONS I N THE SYSlpEMs '~MAN-MACHINE-ENVIRONME"P1 . . 1 Session I - VIBRATIONAL ET!'FECTS ON BIOMEHANICBL CHARACTERISTICS 1. G. C. Agarwal, G. L. Gottlieb EFFECTS OF MUSCLE VIBRATION AND JOINT OSCILLATION ON RUMAN MOTOR MECWISMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 2. A. Seireg, R. Arvikar EFFECT OF BASE OSCILLBTIONS ON THE HUMAN SKEIXTAL MUSCLE AND JOINT FORCES IN ASTANDINGPOSTUFtE. 55 3. A. S. Mirkin, S. V. Petukhov NECHANORECEP!POR SYSTEMS OF THE ORGANISM FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF VIBRATIONAL BIO"ICS 65 4. €ID. upuie, G. Jansen IMMEDIA!l!E EFFECTS OF VIBFUTION TRANSMITmD TO T!HE H4ND 76 5. A, A. Menshov BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR HYGIENIC RBTING OF INDUSrpRIAL WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION IN TIE U.S.S.R. 876. 7. a. 9. R. G i l i o l i , M. Tomasini, C. Bulgheroni, A. Grieco, F. Gra5ia EFFEXIPS OF VIBRATING TOOIS ON THE PERIPHERAL YESSELS AND THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN WORlcERs OF AN IRON FOUNDRY. PEU"Tp- IVX SUGGESTIONS P o K. Bhwat, V. N o GLlpta, D. F a McCoy COMPhRIIr m UALYSIS or' HUMBN AND s u m OPERBWR PERFORMANCE I N A CONTROL fro02 0. H. Schnauber DIFFICULTIES OP THE EVALUATION OF STRIBS DUE TO MECHANICAL VIBRATION SUFFERED BY M A N K I N D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. Bovenzi, L. Petronio, F. Di Marino MD-ARM VIBRATION I N SHIPYARD CAULKERS Session I1 - BIOMECHANICAL MODEIS 03 THE HUMAN BODY UNDER VIBRATION 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 . 6. 7. V. M. Zatsiorsky, A. S. Bruin, L. M. Raisin, G. J. Panovko BIOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ANKLE JOINT THE DETEFWINATION OF THE EQUIVALENT MUSCLES BY VIBRATION TESTS Do P o G m g DYNAMIC MODELING AND VIBRATORY RESPONSE OF lIUMAN SUBJECTS I N HEAVE MODE B. M. Nigg, J. DenOth, P. 8. Neukonun "HE LOAD ON THE LOWER EXTRXMITIES I N S I U C T E D SPORTS AC!CIVIT ~ . . . . . o . . . . . . o o o o o o o o o 11. KaiqBek SOME PROBLEMS OF IDENTIFICATION AND MODELLING OF THE IiQfAN BODY G. Meltzier A VIBRATION MODEL'FOR T B HUMAN HANDBRM- SYSrn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. V-~iliev THE ANTHROPOMETRIC I4ODEL OF A HUMBN H A N D . . . . r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B. A. Potemkin, K. V. Frolov NON-LINEBR EFFETS C0"M:TED WITH THE S9ATIA.L VrRRalIOMS 02 B30- m H B I O 1 c u s m . T E M s ...............8. 0. So N m a i k i n , Go J. Panovko VIBilATION DEFENCE OF MAN: QUZSTIONS OP MODELING . . . . . . . . . 235 Seesion I11 - EXPERIMENTAL METHODS AND TECHNIQUES 10 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 70 V. V. Kljuev,. V. A. Klochko, V. G. G r a d e t s k i j , D. A. G r e c h i n s k i j , V. G. Rygalin, Yu. V. Ivanov AUTOMATIC SXS'PEM FOR STUDY AND MEASUREMENT OF VIBRATION PBRAMETEFG AE'FECTING HUMAN BODY 0 247 P. Xrauae, A. O r b a n , K. J. Panzke, I(. Popov CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF COMMON METHODS TO DE!TERMINE VIBRATIONAL STFUSS 03' HAND-ARM SYSTEM 0 0 261 A. Olqdzkl ON THE NEASURING OF COU'l!ACT P O R C S HE!" HUMAN BODY AND $QUIPIVIENT 275 A. Mueeyllska A SURVEY OF VIBRATION CONTROL METHODS 287 R. I. Furwhiev, A. G. Ismllov OPTIEIIZATION OP SIM)CIIBSTIC MAN4IACHINE SYSICEMS. 0 0 315 P. Tirinda, R. Chmurny EXPIWMENTU METHOD FOR THE IDl$"PDICANON 03' DYNAMIC PROP-, OF A VIBRO-ISOUBIVE SYS2m WITH A RUBBER W R I N G 330 E. So A v e t i a o v , A. M. Kotliarsky, V. A. M o c h e n o v , I. L. Smolyaninova, I(. V. Prolov, K; K. G l u k h - rev, M. A. Belsky BIFIXATION AS A. DYNAMIC SEIIF-REGULATING S Y S m 0 . 0 0 341 Session I V - SYS2EMS FOR PROTECTION OP MAN FROM VIBRA- 1. 2. 3. TION E. I. Shemyakin, N. P. Benevolenskaya, A. Ya. T i a h - kOV VIBRATION MAC= AND MAN . . . . . . . . 348 K. V. Frolov, A. V. Sinjov, V. S. Soloujov, J. 0. Safronov KINIDIATIC TYPE ACTIVE VIBRO-ISOLATIONDEVICES 0 0 0 0 353 M. K. P a t l l , M. So Palanichamg, D. N. G h i s t a MINIMIZATION OF TRACIK)R-OCCUPBN!I? 'S TUUMATIC V I E W -CW-GHISIPB" (PPG) TRACTOR SEAT SUSPENSION A. K. D a l e THE NIBE SUSPENDED CAB TUCTOR . . . . B, Go Goldshtein VIBRO-ISOLATION IN POR'PABLE N O I S (SCIENTPIFIC CONCEPTS AND METHOD, DEVELFURTHER IMpROVEMEN'l!S) . . OPMENT OF CONCEPTUALLY N E W VIBRIL'J!IOI-SBFE M O I S , No P. Benevolenskaya, 2. B. Basova, L. L. Lysenko MAN-MACHINE-OBJECT BEING W0RB;ED-ENVIRONMENT SYS- 'PEMANDVIBRATION 0 0 2. Cherneva-Popova PROPERTIES OF NON-LINEAR VIBRATION- PROTECTION SYS- WITH DIFFERENT DISSIPATIVE CHARACTERISBICS