An experimental investigation on push force and its perception during a flexible hose insertion task encountered in a truck assembly line

Wang, Xingmei; Black, Nancy; Duprey, Sonia; Roybin, Christophe

doi:10.1080/00140139.2014.924575

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“…Finally, Wang et al 14 and Grieshaber and Armstrong 15 study the force perception during a hose insertion for ergonomic purposes. These works have provided inspiration for the approach proposed in this paper.…”

Section: Snap-fit Assembly Tasksmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis and synthesis of assistive tools for insertion tasks

Landuré

Gosselin

Laliberté

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B:

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This article studies two types of assembly tasks, namely snap-fit insertions and press-fit hose insertions. Experimental data and theoretical modelling of a snap-fit assembly are used to design a tool that can perform the snap-fit task effectively. The design process of the tool is presented and experimental tests developed to validate its effectiveness are described. Hose insertion experiments are then performed and the results are analyzed in order to develop strategies for the effective insertion of press-fit components in assembly tasks. A motion primitive strategy is first explored, followed by a vibration oriented strategy. Finally, a video demonstrating the experiments accompanies this paper.

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Section: Snap-fit Assembly Tasksmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis and synthesis of assistive tools for insertion tasks

Landuré

Gosselin

Laliberté

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B:

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“…근골격계 질환은 부적절한 자세, 반복적인 동작, 과도한 힘의 사용이 주된 원인 이 된다 (OSHA, 1996;ANSI, 1996) 171.1(7.2) 68.9(4.5) 28.9(7.0) Total 20 44.7(3.9) 172.6(5.9) 70.9(5.6) 20.5(5.2) 많기 때문이다 (Cort et al, 2006). 이러한 작업 특성 때문에 자 동차 제조업은 다른 제조업 분야에 비하여 상지 부위에 많은 근골격계 질환자가 발생하고 있다 (Reeve and Patula, 1998 (Wang et al, 2014). 또한 힘과 반복성 측면에서 삽입 방향, 부품의 물리적 특성, 부품을 집거나 잡은 손의 자 세, 삽입 깊이 등이 영향을 미친다 (Marras et al, 2006…”

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Evaluation of Maximal Acceptance and Prefer Insertion Force by Field Connecter Assembly Workers

Lee¹,

Kim²,

Jung³

2018

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The aim of this study was to evaluation of maximal acceptance insertion force (MAIF) and prefer insertion force (PIF) by field connecter assembly workers. Specifically, a psychophysical methodology was used in which participants were asked apply MAIF and PIF that were considered acceptable over a period of eight hours given combination of hand posture, age, and work period in simulated insertion task. Data were collected from 20 male in field connecter assembly workers. The experimental measurement setup included a one-direction load cell, a spring, a knob, and a flame to evaluate MAIF and PIF. The independent variables were five hand posture, three age group, and three work period group. The results of ANOVA for MAIF indicated the main effect of hand posture (p < 0.0001), and age (p = 0.0049). The results indicated that hand posture (p < 0.0001), and work period (p = 0.005) significantly affected PIF. It means that hand posture is very important factors for determination of insertion force. As a results of this study, PIF showed a decrease of about 32% compared to MAIF. In this study, it is recommended to consider hand posture, age, and prefer force when determining the insertion force.

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“…These trials have been described in detail in the literature (Wang et al 2014) and here, only the Task I12_G1_NO_HN from this study by Wang et al is considered. The subjects were equipped with reflective markers on the thorax and upper limb (Wang et al 2014) and a VICON motion capture system allowed recording marker trajectories. They were also equipped with EMG surface electrodes on the biceps, triceps, trapezius, anterior deltoid, and medial deltoid muscles in order to record muscle activations during the task.…”

Section: Experimental Trialsmentioning

confidence: 99%