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Mechanical impedance of the human body in the horizontal direction

Holmlund et al., 1998

Document ID
4004467940496820
Author
Holmlund P
Lundström R
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of sound and vibration

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The mechanical impedance of the seated human body in horizontal directions (fore-and-aft and lateral) was measured during different experimental conditions, such as vibration level (0· 25–1· 4 m/s2r. ms), frequency (1· 13–80 Hz), body weight (54–93 kg), upper body posture …
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