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CADD at work — but is it ergonomic?: Frith, J.J. In: Trends in the Ergonomics of Work, Proc 23rd ann conf Erg Soc Australia & New Zealand, Perth, W Australia, 24–28 Nov 1986, D. Morrison, L. Hartley, and D. Kemp (Eds). ESANZ, Carlton South, Victoria, Australia, 1986, pp 309–316


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1988
Tongue
English
Weight
132 KB
Volume
19
Category
Article
ISSN
0003-6870

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were introduced every sixth minute. A static local muscular load of 3"2 and 3"0% of the maximal voluntary contraction was found on the right and the left side, respectively. The median and peak muscular loads during work were low. There was a significant negative correlation between pauses and static load on the right upper trapezius muscle. The rating of perceived discomfort was less after the work periods with short pauses than after the work periods without. 19.1.40 (104838) Frith, J.J. CADD at work -but is it ergonomic? In: Trends in the Ergonomics of Work,


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