A foreman is exposed to the hand tool vibration for 30 minutes with the vibrationvalues of a = 6/s², a, = 7 m/s², and az = 4 m/s2. The foreman has completed hisworks for period of 8 hours.(c)(i)Calculate the vibration total value, amv and its daily vibration exposure, A(8).(ii)Analyze the daily vibration exposure to the worker based on the VibrationRegulation: EAV and ELV and provide your comment.

(i) Write the given data. ax=6 m/s2ay=7 m/s2az=4 m/s2t=30 min

A foreman is exposed to the hand tool vibration for 30 minutes with the vibration values of ax = 6/s², ay = 7 m/s², and az = 4 m/s?. The foreman has completed his works for period of 8 hours. (i) Calculate the vibration total value, an and its daily vibration exposure, A(8). Analyze the daily vibration exposure to the worker based on the Vibration Regulation: EAV and ELV and provide your comment. (ii)

A foreman is exposed to the hand tool vibration for 30 minutes with the vibration values of ax = 6/s², ay = 7 m/s², and az = 4 m/s?. The foreman has completed his works for period of 8 hours. (i) Calculate the vibration total value, an and its daily vibration exposure, A(8). Analyze the daily vibration exposure to the worker based on the Vibration Regulation: EAV and ELV and provide your comment. (ii)

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