Partial Experimental Contributions on the Validation of Biomechanical Models of the Human Body Subjected to the Action of Mechanical Vibrations

Toader, Daniel; Dogaru, Marina; Ursache, Robert; Bausic, Florin

doi:10.2478/mcee-2021-0018

Abstract

This paper focuses on the field of mechanical vibrations experimental analysis in hand arm vibrations (HAVs) for people who by the nature of their job are subject to the mechanical vibrations.

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Partial Experimental Contributions on the Validation of Biomechanical Models of the Human Body Subjected to the Action of Mechanical Vibrations

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