Difference between revisions of "Human Vibration"

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The <math>A_h</math> is the RMS of the <math>W_h</math> weighted acceleration signal for hand-arms vibration measurement. <br>
The <math>A_h</math> is the RMS of the <math>W_h</math> weighted acceleration signal for hand-arms vibration measurement. For each channel, the <math>A_h</math> and <math>A_h(T)</math> will be calculated. The <math>A_h(T)</math> is the Daily exposure value, defined as : <br><br>
 
For each channel, the <math>A_h</math> and <math>A_h(T)</math> will be calculated. The <math>A_h(T)</math> is the Daily exposure value, defined as : <br><br>


<math display="block" forcemathmode="5">A_h(T) = A_h*\sqrt{\frac{T_m}{T}}</math> <br>
<math display="block" forcemathmode="5">A_h(T) = A_h*\sqrt{\frac{T_m}{T}}</math> <br>


With <math>T_m</math> the duration of the measurement and <math>T</math> the total exposure duration represented by the "Reference time" parameter.
With <math>T_m</math> the duration of the measurement and <math>T</math> the total exposure duration represented by the "Reference time" parameter.<br>


If any sensor is defined, the total <math>A_h</math> and <math>A_h(T)</math> will be calculated for each sensor as a quadratic average of the three direction of the sensor : <br><br>
If any sensor is defined, the total <math>A_h</math> and <math>A_h(T)</math> will be calculated for each sensor as a quadratic average of the three direction of the sensor : <br><br>
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With <math>T_m</math> the duration of the measurement and <math>T</math> the total exposure duration represented by the "Reference time" parameter, and <math>k_{X}=k_{Y}=k_{Z}=1</math>
With <math>T_m</math> the duration of the measurement and <math>T</math> the total exposure duration represented by the "Reference time" parameter, and <math>k_{X}=k_{Y}=k_{Z}=1</math>
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