Experiments on personal equipment for low seam coal miners. 4, Incorporating coiled cord into cap lamp battery cords
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Series: Mining Publications
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Description:"The objective of this study was to determine optimal personal equipment design for use in low coal based on ergonomic, biomechanic, and safety considerations. This report describes a study designed to evaluate a proposed modification in the cap lamp battery cord intended to reduce the incidence of snagging and catching of the cord. A three-phase evaluation was performed comparing a prototype with the standard, currently available cord. In the first evaluation a "pull test" was performed to measure the reaction time of workers and the maximum force delivered to the helmet. The second evaluation was a body conformity experiment wherin the cords were studied to determine whether they conformed differently to workers bodies. The third evaluation involved workers performing common manual tasks in a low seam coal mine simulator. The results demonstrated significant safety advantages of incorporating coiled cords into the design of the cap cord" - NIOSHTIC-2
NIOSHTIC no. 10002401
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Pages in Document:ii, 24 numbered pages
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NIOSHTIC Number:nn:10002401
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