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Inventor 柯文李喜艳李超黄彬方凡涛蒋亚杰屈春雷蔺欣欣 Current Assignee (The listed assignees may be inaccurate.

Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.) Pending Application number CN201610549564.XA Other languages Chinese ( zh)

SUPERTAB RUBBER TAPPING KNIFE PDF

Google Patents Control system of automatic rubber tapping robotĭownload PDF Info Publication number CN105961139A CN105961139A CN201610549564.XA CN201610549564A CN105961139A CN 105961139 A CN105961139 A CN 105961139A CN 201610549564 A CN201610549564 A CN 201610549564A CN 105961139 A CN105961139 A CN 105961139A Authority CN China Prior art keywords motor control control system robot rubber Prior art date Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google Patents CN105961139A - Control system of automatic rubber tapping robot Karhu O, Kansi P, Kuorinka I (1977) Correcting working postures in industry: a practical method for analysis.CN105961139A - Control system of automatic rubber tapping robot

In: Proceedings of agriculture ergonomics development conference, pp 146–151 Mohd Doi, Asyraf C, Yusuff RM, Leman Z (2014) A preliminary study of prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders among Malaysian rubber tappers. Stankevitz K, Schoenfisch A, de Silva V, Tharindra H, Stroo M, Ostbye T (2016) Prevalence and risk factors of musculoskeletal disorders among Sri Lankan rubber tappers. Pramchoo W, Geater AF, Harris-Adamson C, Tangtrakulwanich B (2018) Ergonomic rubber tapping knife relieves symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome among rubber tappers. Pramchoo W, Geater AF, Tangtrakulwanich B (2020) Physical ergonomic risk factors of carpal tunnel syndrome among rubber tappers. Lynn M, Corlett EN (1993) RULA: a survey method for the investigation of world-related upper limb disorders. Meksawi S, Tangtrakulwanich B, Chongsuvivatwong V (2012) Musculoskeletal problems and ergonomic risk assessment in rubber tappers: a community-based study in southern Thailand. Udom C, Janwantanakul P, Kanlayanaphotporn R (2016) The prevalence of low back pain and its associated factors in Thai rubber farmers. In: Advanced manufacturing systems and innovative product design: select proceedings of IPDIMS 2020, pp 293–302 Varghese A, Panicker VV (2021) Computer-aided ergonomic analysis for rubber tapping workers. Velásquez S, Valderrama S, Giraldo D (2016) Ergonomic assessment of natural rubber processing in plantations and small enterprises: Ingeniería y competitividad 18(2):233–246 In: 18th annual international ergonomics conference ‘Humanizing work and work environment’ (HWWE) Varghese A, Panicker VV (2020) Ergonomic evaluation of rubber tapping workers using postural ergonomic risk assessment.

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įAO Economic and Social Development Series (1977) The rubber tree: better farming series, ISBN 92-5-100156-1īoonphadh P (2008) The perceived effects of work on health of rubber farmers in southern Thailand. Plantation Crops-Rubber: KAU Agri-Infotech Portal. KeywordsĬentre for E-learning KAU Agriculture University. It was found that 30% of the participants had postures that would slightly affect their body, whereas 26% of participants had postures that had to be corrected soon in line with higher action categories. The OWAS was used for carrying out a video-based posture analysis of rubber tappers to study the effects of their postures on the musculoskeletal system and the need for remedial measures. Participants were directly observed while they were working, and their work activity was also videotaped with prior consent.

This study was conducted among thirty rubber tappers in Kerala, India, to assess their working postures and evaluate their susceptibility to MSDs. Such a cyclic and monotonous work activity involving numerous ergonomic risk factors exposes rubber tappers to great risks of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). Typically, workers tap at least 300 trees in a day, consequently subjecting them to these hazardous postures repeatedly. In performing this operation, workers have to assume awkward postures, including extending of arms, side bending, twisting, flexion and/or extension of the neck, trunk, and wrists. It is commercially produced by extracting the latex of certain tree species that contain significant amounts of rubber and the process is called rubber tapping. Natural rubber is a vital raw material for modern-day industries.

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