Dynamic Discrimination Method of Floors Been Considered to Be Inferior by Foot Touching

横山, 裕; 福田, 眞太郎

doi:10.3130/aijs.79.877

Nihon Kenchiku Gakkai Kozokei Ronbunshu

2014

DOI: 10.3130/aijs.79.877

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Dynamic Discrimination Method of Floors Been Considered to Be Inferior by Foot Touching

裕横山¹,

眞太郎福田²

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異なる木質床での歩行が生理・心理に及ぼす影響（第<b>1</b>報）

Morikawa

Matsumura

2023

Mokuzai Gakkaishi

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This study aimed to clarify the effects of differences in the wood subflooring and finishing on the physiology and psychology of walking barefoot. We measured surface electromyography (EMG) at six lower limb locations during walking on four different model floors, combining two types of flooring base materials with different stiffness and two types of floor finishes with different surface properties. We then conducted a psychological evaluation of the walking feelings. The 24-mm thick high-stiffness plywood subflooring had a significantly lower integrated EMG for the biceps femoris muscle while walking than the low-stiffness joist and 15-mm thick plywood subflooring, indicating less stress on the feet. Surface consolidated Japanese cedar, sugi (Cryptomeria japonica) wood finishing with the rough surface tended to have a lower surface integrated EMG during walking than ceramic-coated Japanese cypress, hinoki (Chamaecyparis obtusa) wood finishing with a smooth surface. Smooth finishing materials were rated as easier to walk on in the impression evaluation, which was contrasted with the surface EMG results. EMG is considered to be better suited for predicting the accumulation of fatigue due to prolonged walking, which is difficult to recognize after a short period of walking.

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異なる木質床での歩行が生理・心理に及ぼす影響（第<b>1</b>報）

Morikawa

Matsumura

2023

Mokuzai Gakkaishi

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Configuration of Psychological Scales and Presentation of Evaluation Method for Walking

Fukuda

Yokoyama

2016

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Relationships Between Deformation Characteristics and Various Performances About Daily Safety and Comfortableness of Floor Coverings on Concrete Groundwork

Fukuda

Hamada

Yokoyama

2017

Nihon Kenchiku Gakkai Kozokei Ronbunshu

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Floor performance relating to daily safety and comfortableness are in uenced by the deformation characteristics of the  oor covering. However, these characteristics vary depending on the floor materials and construction methods. This research aims to quantify the relationships between deformation characteristics and  oor performance attributes for  oor coverings on concrete groundwork. Firstly, sample  oors were made with varying deformation characteristics and performance values were measured. Deformation characteristics were then measured using an in-house developed static loading device. Finally, the relationships between deformation characteristics and the performance values were evaluated.

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Dynamic Discrimination Method of Floors Been Considered to Be Inferior by Foot Touching

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異なる木質床での歩行が生理・心理に及ぼす影響（第<b>1</b>報）

異なる木質床での歩行が生理・心理に及ぼす影響（第<b>1</b>報）

Configuration of Psychological Scales and Presentation of Evaluation Method for Walking

Relationships Between Deformation Characteristics and Various Performances About Daily Safety and Comfortableness of Floor Coverings on Concrete Groundwork

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