题名

餐飲技職體系學生人體計測與實驗室工作器材之評量

并列篇名

Ergonomic Assessment on Anthropometry and Lab Equipment for Foodservice Vocational Student

DOI

10.6572/JHHE.3(3).7

作者

全中妤(Jong-Yu Chyuan)

关键词

人體計測 ; 工作平台高度 ; 頻率/施力/距離感覺 ; Anthropometry ; lab equipment height ; repetition/force/distance perception

期刊名称

餐旅暨家政學刊

卷期/出版年月

3卷3期(2006 / 09 / 01)

页次

427 - 435

内容语文

繁體中文

中文摘要

This paper considers standards relevant to foodservice vocational laboratory's environmental ergonomics. It includes description of student anthropometric, perceived frequency/exertion/distance ratings, and lab equipment height. A cross-section survey was conducted in 519 students. Male (46.3%) and female (53.7%) students were aged 20.28 years. They used to perform job by right hand (92.1%). The average male/female height: 172.87/160.81cm, with elbow height: 107.28/100.42 cm. Although female had less hand grip and back strength compared to male, they had better back flexibility. Male had normal weight-length index (0.9≤WHI≤1.09),but female were lighter (0.8≤WHI≤0.89). However, both of them had normal body mass index (18.5≤BBMI≤24). They took lab work as light-heavy job according to their frequency/exertion/distance perception. Their desired working table height (male 88.61/female 86.45cm), cutting board height(male 89.16/female 86.94cm), and sink height (male 91.27/female 89.3cm) were all agreed with ergonomist's recommendation (below elbow 10-15cm). Despite a number of anthropometric factors being fitted into the regression model, they only account for less 23.1% R^2 of the overall variation in desired working height.

英文摘要

This paper considers standards relevant to foodservice vocational laboratory's environmental ergonomics. It includes description of student anthropometric, perceived frequency/exertion/distance ratings, and lab equipment height. A cross-section survey was conducted in 519 students. Male (46.3%) and female (53.7%) students were aged 20.28 years. They used to perform job by right hand (92.1%). The average male/female height: 172.87/160.81cm, with elbow height: 107.28/100.42 cm. Although female had less hand grip and back strength compared to male, they had better back flexibility. Male had normal weight-length index (0.9≤WHI≤1.09),but female were lighter (0.8≤WHI≤0.89). However, both of them had normal body mass index (18.5≤BBMI≤24). They took lab work as light-heavy job according to their frequency/exertion/distance perception. Their desired working table height (male 88.61/female 86.45cm), cutting board height(male 89.16/female 86.94cm), and sink height (male 91.27/female 89.3cm) were all agreed with ergonomist's recommendation (below elbow 10-15cm). Despite a number of anthropometric factors being fitted into the regression model, they only account for less 23.1% R^2 of the overall variation in desired working height.

主题分类 人文學 > 地理及區域研究
生物農學 > 農產加工
社會科學 > 管理學
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