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WorksheetsErgonomics
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Worksheet time: 15mins
Why Ergonomics?
To reduce the accidents
To reduce injury
To reduce health risk
To reduce sleepiness
In Ergonomics, each worker is unique in their:
Size and Shape
Age and Gender
Race and Language
Experience
Dreams
What is an ideal office?
Head up
Shoulder relaxed
Footrest
Monitor is above eye height
Ergonomics (or human factors) is the scientific discipline concerned with the understanding of interactions among humans and other elements of a system, and the profession that applies theory, principles, data and methods to design in order to optimize human well-being and overall system performance. This is according to.
IEA
IAE
IEO
IOE
The amount of energy a light emits per second, measured in lumens (lm).
Intensity of Light
Flux
Illuminance
Luminance
It is a unit of luminous intensity of a light source in a definitive direction.
Flux
Intensity of Light
Illuminance
Luminance
The amount of luminous flux per unit area.
Intensity of Light
Flux
Illuminance
luminance
A name given for a unit of luminance
Not
Nite
Nit
Nigt
You can think of it as the total amount of light emitted from a light bulb.
Radiant Flux/Power
Radiant Intensity
Irradiance
Radiance
The amount of flux emitted through a known solid angle.
Radiant Flux/Power
Radiant Intensity
Irradiance
Radiance
The measurement of radiant flux on a known surface area.
Radiant Flux/Power
Radiant Intensity
Irradiance
Radiance
The measurement of total perceived power emitted in all directions by a light source.
Luminous Flux
Luminous intensity
Illuminance
Luminance
The amount of light emitted by a source in a particular direction.
Luminous Flux
Luminous Intensity
Illuminance
Luminance
Refers to the amount of light incident on a surface.
Luminous Flux
Luminous intensity
Illuminance
Luminance
Instrument that measures light intensity.
Photometer
Spectrometer
Determine the visible energy output of a light source
Luminance meters
Illuminance meters
Measure the visible energy falling on an object's surface.
Luminance meters
Illuminance meters
Uniquely associated with noise measurements, it is a term borrowed from electrical-communication engineering, and it represents a relative quantity.
Power Level
Decibel
1018 lux
1017 lux
1016 lux
1015 lux
