This page provides standing height data1 and average body proportions2 for simple posture and reach calculations. |
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Stature1 | 1504 | 1618 | 1730 | 1636 | 1755 | 1880 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Enter bench dimensions in mm:
Height | x |
Depth | x | Width |
Enter reach location with respect to worker in mm:
Height | x |
Fore/aft | x | Rt+/Lft- |
Enter belly space (use 100 mm default): |
Specify hand posture4 & calculate reach5
Reach
Sholder Location (horizontal, vertical):
Lifting considerations
2from: Drillis, R., Contini, R., & Bluestein, M. (1966). Body segment parameters.
New York University, School of Engineering and Science.
3Average link lengths for specified stature
4Gordon C, Churchill,T, Clauser C, Bradtmiller B, McConville J 1989. Anthropometric Survey of U.S. Army Personnel: Summary Statistics, Interim Report for 1988.
pp. 190-1, 322-323, 332-333, Technical Report Nubmer ADA209600, http://www.stormingmedia.us/00/0069/A006902.html.