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BASIC VIBRATION

Nama : Achmat Hady Bowo


Kelas : K3 C 2021
Hazard during data acquisition
• Rotating Parts
• Hot Surface
• Fall
• Electrocution
• Noise
• Drown
• Chemical exposure
• Gesture Posture
Understanding Vibrations and How They Affect Both Structures
and Humans

Each human and structure


exhibit individual vibration
properties that depend on their
mass and stiffness, and are
typically characterized using
the frequency of vibration. The
latter, measured in Hertz (Hz),
is simply the number of cycles
per second. In the field of
vibration engineering, these
frequencies are called natural
frequencies because they are
inherent to the system, in some
way, similar to their mass or
shape. The figure shows the
natural frequencies of a human
body:
Resonance
When a structure or human being is subject to a cyclic
force whose frequency is equal or nearly equal to their
own natural frequency, they start presenting a very
important phenomenon in engineering called resonance.
This phenomenon makes the structure or person vibrate
with larger amplitude than when the same cyclic force is
applied at other frequencies
In structures, a high level of vibration can cause cracks,
loose bolts, heavy noise or even failure. In humans,
vibrations can cause several health-related issues such as
fatigue, headaches, stomach problems, among others.
Vibration - Health Effects & Precaution

• Hand-arm vibration syndrome • Whole-body vibration


Precautions help to reduce / prevent HAVS in
workers who use vibrating tools: Precautions help to reduce whole-
1. Hold tools as loosely as possible and in varying
positions.
body vibration exposure:
2. Ensure that tools are well maintained. 1. Limit the time spent by workers on a
3. Use tools correctly and use the right tool for the job. vibrating surface.
The aim is not to need to use excessive grip, nor to use
a tool for longer than necessary. 2. Mechanically isolate the vibrating
4. Take regular breaks of at least 10 minutes away from source or surface to reduce exposure.
the tool. Short bursts of work are better than long
periods of work without a break.
3. Ensure that equipment is well
5. Keep warm while at work - especially your hands.
maintained to avoid excessive vibration.
6. You should not smoke - the chemicals in tobacco can 4. Install vibration damping seats.
affect blood flow.

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