O uso de ferramentas de simulação humana para a avaliação de cargas físicas de trabalho: uma análise comparativa entre a aplicação em ambiente real na indústria aeronáutica e ambiente digital

• Autor(a) principal: Diniz, Ana Carolina Parise
• Data de Publicação: 2014
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFSCAR
• Texto Completo: https://repositorio.ufscar.br/handle/ufscar/3764
• topic: Ergonomia; Simulação humana; Manequins humanos; Software; Carga física; Ergonomics; Human simulation; Physical load; ENGENHARIAS::ENGENHARIA DE PRODUCAO

This research introduces the use of digital human modeling packages Tecnomatic members (Simens) - Jack software - and Dassout System - Delmia software. This choice is justified by the representation of these packages in terms of industrial applications as well as by the availability of such PSPLab / DEP / UFSCar. The overall study aims: to assess the variability in responses between the results of both software and application of RULA, NIOSH and Snook and Ciriello tools in real environment. And as a specific goal: to characterize the application of these tools in both softwares and compare the performance of different softwares. While search procedures were selected common three softwares analysis tools (RULA, NIOSH and Snook and Ciriello) and applied the same work situations. As base of applications and modeling in software performed the procedures prescribed for application of the tools were made by the researcher. Thus, the same situation was analyzed in three contexts: application of the tool by the researcher in a real environment (P), in Delmia (D) and in Jack (J). The activities were selected according to what each tool aims to analyze. It was observed that the results of the RULA and Snook and Ciriello real environment and digital applications have been coming, since the results of the NIOSH applications in both environments were discrepant . It is concluded that the RULA and Snook and Ciriello tools can be applied in human simulations in softwares Delmia and Jack to assist ergonomic analysis of actual and future activities. Further studies are needed to validate the application of the NIOSH software.