Development of anthropometry gauge  

Oleh:

Triyanti, Vivi ; HADIWIYONO, CATHERINE

Jenis: Article from Proceeding
Dalam koleksi: PROCEEDING The 8th International Seminar on Industrial Engineering and Management (8th ISIEM). Atria Hotel & Conference, Malang, Indonesia March 17 – 19, 2015, page ER-111.
Topik: Gauge; Anthropometry; Functional Tree; Morphological Chart; Pugh Method
Fulltext: Paper 93 Vivi triyanti - Atma Jaya Catholic University.pdf (566.34KB)

Isi artikel

LPSK&E is work system design and ergonomics laboratory at Atma Jaya Catholic University. LPSK&E is a laboratory applying ergonomics theories given in lectures and conduct a direct practice on the theory so that students can have a better understanding about the theory given in lectures. The topic of this paper is to design a anthropometry gauge that can help measuring the body dimension which is difficult or cannot be measured by a gauge currently existing but stick to the needs of LPSK &E. Gauge that will be designed is also able to overcome the lack of a ruler and meter attached to a wooden stick. The early steps of the design process are gathering data about user requirements, developing the concept using functional tree and morphological charts, and assessing concepts by Pugh method. The concept chosen from the assessment process is the concept of manual gauge which can measure vertical and horizontal distance, scale pointer in the form of slabs and the scale line perpendicular to the number, equipped with a lock and handling, and gauge can be placed neatly. The gauge’s test is carried out by calibration, gauge’s preparation time, measuring operation time, and gauge’s storing time, as well as testing gauge based on technical requirements.

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