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Work scheduling under normal and prolonged vibration environments

T. M. KHALIL University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida
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M. M. AYOUB Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
Pages 174-182 | Published online: 04 Jun 2010

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R. W. MCLEOD & M. J. GRIFFIN. (1993) Effects of duration and vibration on performance of a continuous manual control task. Ergonomics 36:6, pages 645-659.
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H. SEIDEL, R. BASTEK, D. BRÄUER, Ch. BUCHHOLZ, A. MEISTER, A.-M. METZ & R. ROTHE. (1980) On human response to prolonged repeated whole-body vibration. Ergonomics 23:3, pages 191-211.
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Tariq S. AbdelhamidJohn G. Everett. (2002) Physiological Demands during Construction Work. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management 128:5, pages 427-437.
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. 1990. Handbook of Human Vibration. Handbook of Human Vibration 863 951 .
Ralph E. Janaro & Stephen E. Bechtold. (2016) A Study of the Reduction of Fatigue Impact on Productivity through Optimal Rest Break Scheduling. Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 27:4, pages 459-466.
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GL Gentzler, TM Khalil & BD Sivazlian. (1977) Quantitative models for optimal rest period scheduling. Omega 5:2, pages 215-220.
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