Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry

Ergonomics has been used since 1850s and the application is widely used in aerospace industry, health care institution, information technology company, product design, transportation agency, training institution, nuclear engineering, virtual environmental and many more. Ergonomics is a science of de...

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Main Authors: Mat, Shafizal, Salim, Mohd Azli, Wan Mohd Farid , Wan Mohamad, Md. Saifuddin, Md Yusop
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spelling utem-40782015-05-28T02:39:44Z Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry Mat, Shafizal Salim, Mohd Azli Wan Mohd Farid , Wan Mohamad Md. Saifuddin, Md Yusop TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Ergonomics has been used since 1850s and the application is widely used in aerospace industry, health care institution, information technology company, product design, transportation agency, training institution, nuclear engineering, virtual environmental and many more. Ergonomics is a science of designing the job, equipment and workplace to fit the workers environmental for more comfortable during the working duration. Since it related to the industry, this study is focused more to the mechanical device that is used at heavy aerospace engineering industry which is locking device design. This device is important to this industry because it is more related to safety procedure for workers during operation of certain machines. This study is aim on the improving the design of locking device for aerospace industry in term of ergonomics evaluation. Six conceptual designs were proposed and evaluated using scoring matrix technique. All of these designs were developed using computer aided design software and the highest score from the scoring matrix was proposed to replace the current device. Ergonomics analysis which is rapid upper limb assessment (RULA) is performed to evaluate the ergonomics design. From the analysis, it shows that the result of proposed design is better than existing design with highest score of 8 were reduced to score of 1 and 2. This means that the design is acceptable due to body posture of human parts from ergonomics evaluation. David Publishing Company 2011-02 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utem.edu.my/4078/1/Design_and_Ergonomics_Analysis_of_Cutter_Machine_Locking_Device_in_Aerospace_Industry.pdf http://www.davidpublishing.org/ Mat, Shafizal and Salim, Mohd Azli and Wan Mohd Farid , Wan Mohamad and Md. Saifuddin, Md Yusop (2011) Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry. Journal of Materials Science and Engineering, 5 (2). pp. 145-154. ISSN 1934-8959 http://eprints.utem.edu.my/4078/
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topic TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
spellingShingle TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Mat, Shafizal
Salim, Mohd Azli
Wan Mohd Farid , Wan Mohamad
Md. Saifuddin, Md Yusop
Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry
description Ergonomics has been used since 1850s and the application is widely used in aerospace industry, health care institution, information technology company, product design, transportation agency, training institution, nuclear engineering, virtual environmental and many more. Ergonomics is a science of designing the job, equipment and workplace to fit the workers environmental for more comfortable during the working duration. Since it related to the industry, this study is focused more to the mechanical device that is used at heavy aerospace engineering industry which is locking device design. This device is important to this industry because it is more related to safety procedure for workers during operation of certain machines. This study is aim on the improving the design of locking device for aerospace industry in term of ergonomics evaluation. Six conceptual designs were proposed and evaluated using scoring matrix technique. All of these designs were developed using computer aided design software and the highest score from the scoring matrix was proposed to replace the current device. Ergonomics analysis which is rapid upper limb assessment (RULA) is performed to evaluate the ergonomics design. From the analysis, it shows that the result of proposed design is better than existing design with highest score of 8 were reduced to score of 1 and 2. This means that the design is acceptable due to body posture of human parts from ergonomics evaluation.
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author Mat, Shafizal
Salim, Mohd Azli
Wan Mohd Farid , Wan Mohamad
Md. Saifuddin, Md Yusop
author_facet Mat, Shafizal
Salim, Mohd Azli
Wan Mohd Farid , Wan Mohamad
Md. Saifuddin, Md Yusop
author_sort Mat, Shafizal
title Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry
title_short Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry
title_full Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry
title_fullStr Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry
title_full_unstemmed Design and Ergonomics Analysis of Cutter Machine Locking Device in Aerospace Industry
title_sort design and ergonomics analysis of cutter machine locking device in aerospace industry
publisher David Publishing Company
publishDate 2011
url http://www.davidpublishing.org/
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http://eprints.utem.edu.my/4078/1/Design_and_Ergonomics_Analysis_of_Cutter_Machine_Locking_Device_in_Aerospace_Industry.pdf
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