Determination of Permissible and Standardized Parameters of Vibrations and Noise
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To determine the permissible and standardized parameters for vibrations and noise, it is primarily important to classify people’s (engineer-operators’) workplaces according to their working conditions. Vibrations that affect engineer-operators develop according to two categories: General and local. The effects of general vibration on a person can depend on the overall condition of the work environment, the support surface at the workplace, and whether the machine operator is seated or standing.
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