英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of tilting angles(tilt 0°, 30° and 60°), magnification power (3 and 5 times magnification) ofmagnifying glasses and the heights of work surface (elbow-level, +5 cm,+10 cm) on the critical fusion frequency (CFF), near point of accommodation(NPA), inspection performance, subjective visual strain rating (SVS)and subjective musculoskeletal strain rating (SMS) for visual inspection operators in a Li-ion battery factory. Twelve females were recruited asparticipants to perform 18 different experimental tasks. The participantswere instructed to perform a visual inspection task on a simulated Li-ionbattery circuit board over a 30-min period. The results showed that: (1)the tilting angle of magnifying glasses significantly affected CFF, inspectionperformance, SVS and SMS, and that 30° tilt was the best, 0° tilt wasthe second best, and 60° tilt was the worst; (2) magnification power hadsignificant effects on CFF, inspection performance and SVS, the 3 timesmagnification was better than 5 times; (3) work surface height alsosignificantly affected SVS and SMS, 5 cm above elbow-level was the best,10 cm above elbow-level was next, and elbow-level was the worst; (4)Overall, the optimum combination is 3 times magnification magnifyingglasses with 30° tilt angle on a work surface set 10 cm above elbow-level. |