Vibration characteristics of golf club heads in their handheld grinding process and potential approaches for reducing the vibration exposure

Chen, Qingsong; Lin, Hansheng; Xiao, Bin; Welcome, Daniel E.; Lee, Jacob; Chen, Guiping; Tang, Shichuan; Zhang, Danying; Xu, Guoyong; Yan, Maosheng; Yan, Hua; Xu, Xueyan; Qu, Hongying; Dong, Ren G.

doi:10.1016/j.ergon.2016.08.008

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Vibration characteristics of golf club heads in their handheld grinding process and potential approaches for reducing the vibration exposure

11 2017
By Chen, Qingsong ; Lin, Hansheng ; Xiao, Bin ; ...
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ergon.2016.08.008
Source: Int J Ind Ergon. 62:27-41

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Chen, Qingsong ; Lin, Hansheng ; Xiao, Bin ; Welcome, Daniel E. ; Lee, Jacob ; Chen, Guiping ; Tang, Shichuan ; Zhang, Danying ; Xu, Guoyong ; Yan, Maosheng ; Yan, Hua ; Xu, Xueyan ; Qu, Hongying ; Dong, Ren G. Less -
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Vibrations on handheld workpieces can be effectively transmitted to the hands, especially the fingers. As a result, a major component of the hand-arm vibration syndrome - vibration-induced white finger - has been observed among some workers performing the grinding and/or polishing tasks of the handheld workpieces such as golf club heads. The results of this study can be used to develop more effective methods and technologies to control the vibration exposure of these workers. This may help effectively control this occupational disease.
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Golf Club Head Hand-arm Vibration Hand-transmitted Vibration Handheld Workpiece Vibration Vibration-induced White Finger
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Int J Ind Ergon. 62:27-41
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30514986
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PMC6275093
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