英文摘要 |
Many mediums, for example, water, uneven floor and oil stains etc., resulting in fall can be found very often in the work environment. It is a very important issue for labor safety to prevent slips. The object of this research is to scrutinize and to study anti-slip assessments of the different outsole providing references to select the safe working shoes. A kinematic model of the foot-ankle is established to develop the valid anti-slip theory for reducing the slippery possibility. Twenty healthy people wearing five kinds of shoes with different outsole were tested on a normal floor and oil stained floor. The walking experiments were tested with motion analysis system and force plates. The kinematic data and reaction forces can be obtained from the walking experiments. The kinetic coefficient, i.e. the ratio of the horizontal and vertical forces, the position, angular velocity and angular acceleration of the ankle joint, the maximum moment and the consumed power rate can be calculated from the experimental data. In this research, it is found that the fall occurs at the time 0.05 seconds after heel strike. The angular velocity and acceleration are changed abnormally and the moment of the ankle joint is increased when fall occurs. The ratio of the horizontal and vertical forces is used to assess the effect of anti slipperiness. As a result of the anti-slip assessment, it is found that thermal plastic rubber (TPR) is a better outsole material. Comparing the normal floor with the oil stained floor, the oil stained floor leads to decrease in kinetic coefficient and increase in slippery possibility. From the position of the foot-ankle, it also can be found that a fall is more likely to occur if the sliding distance exceeds 4 cm. |