2015
DOI: 10.3233/wor-141972
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The effects of age to meet the standard production rate

Abstract: The industrial predetermined motion time systems do not take into account the effects of age and gender difference on energy production when obtaining cycle times in activities with significant aerobic loads. Manufacturing processes have specific standard times that might be inappropriate if they are performed by individuals who do not meet the standard energy production capacity.

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“…In this type of research, in addition to assessing the evolution in the number of accidents and the possible impact of the measures taken on such accidents, differences in the accident rate related to individual variables such as age or type of contract are examined. Regarding age, higher rates of accidents have been found at the extremes of the age range (in young people due to greater carelessness and in elderly people due to a possible loss of mental-physical conditions) (Balderrama et al 2015). With regard to the type of contract, the loss ratio has been associated with precarious work and contractual instability (Benach et al 2014;Romero Caraballo 2019;Simões et al 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this type of research, in addition to assessing the evolution in the number of accidents and the possible impact of the measures taken on such accidents, differences in the accident rate related to individual variables such as age or type of contract are examined. Regarding age, higher rates of accidents have been found at the extremes of the age range (in young people due to greater carelessness and in elderly people due to a possible loss of mental-physical conditions) (Balderrama et al 2015). With regard to the type of contract, the loss ratio has been associated with precarious work and contractual instability (Benach et al 2014;Romero Caraballo 2019;Simões et al 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2H 2 O), que é pouco solúvel em água. 43 Esse sólido iônico é conformado por íons de tamanhos semelhantes e a pouca solubilidade pode ser devida à considerável energia reticular que não pode ser compensada pela entalpia de solvatação. 35,37 O mecanismo de formação de soluções depende das intensidades relativas de forças atrativas entre as partículas do soluto (energia reticular) e forças atrativas entre as partículas do solvente (entalpia de intrusão), além das forças que surgem entre as partículas do soluto e do solvente (entalpia de solvatação), durante o processo de dissolução.…”
Section: Resultados E Discussão Aspectos Conceituais Procedimentais unclassified
“…2H 2 O) em grão fino e ulexita (borato de sódio e cálcio hidratado -NaCaBO 9 .8H 2 O). 43 O composto de maior interesse econômico do Salar de Uyuni é o lítio, que é extraido por um processo que forma carbonato de lítio. Também desse salar são obtidos outros produtos como o cloreto de sódio, de magnésio e o de lítio.…”
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“…Moreover, there is the constant ageing of the population. Age, which is increasingly greater among female workers, is related to an increase in absenteeism related to work accidents and greater severity in those cases where risks are involved (22)(23)(24)(25)(26).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%