Blood flow characteristics are collected according to the principle of Doppler ultrasonic measurement and analyzed statistically to conclude the rule of blood flow in different postures. The experiments indicate that the blood flowrate is crests near the natural point
when people deviate from the natural point
blood flowrate reduces
and the more greatly people deviate from it
the less blood flowrate is. As one of the ergonomic evaluations
this investigation enables to identify the comfort range and the optimum position to guide the equipment designs.
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