According to the requirements of turning over function of the nursing bed in this paper, the actual
situation of body turning over was analyzed and a new turning over mode was introduced based on the principle of
normal pressure driving. And the segmentation model of turning over bed frame is given, the design of nested bed
frame and the transmission mechanisms have the capability of force adaption and driving switch were completed
based on the requirements of auxiliary nursing. The relationship between the displacement of driving block and
turning angle is analyzed. The turning over function with fixed angle was realized by using the middle frames and
side frames. The results show that this turning over mechanism has practical significance for enhancing comfort
when turning over and improving the efficiency of rehabilitation.
MINIMIZATION OF METABOLIC COST OF MUSCLES BASED ON HUMAN EXOSKELETON MODELING...ijbesjournal
In this work, movement of the exoskeleton wearer and the metabolic energy changes with the assisted
devices using OpenSim platform has been attempted. Two musculoskeletal models, one with torsional ankle
spring and the other with bi-articular path spring are subjected to forward dynamic simulation.The
changes in the metabolic rate of the lower extremity muscles before and after the addition of the assistive
devices were tested. The results about the effect of these external devices on individual muscles of the lower
muscle group were analysed which provided effective results.
The document discusses the application of statics principles to analyze forces in the human body, using the elbow joint as an example. It describes the bones and muscles that make up the elbow joint. It then presents a mechanical model of the forearm, showing the forces acting on it - the tension in the biceps muscle, the weight of the forearm and object in the hand, and the reaction force at the elbow joint. The example problem sets up the free body diagram and defines the known forces and distances to enable solving for the unknown muscle and joint reaction forces using static equilibrium equations.
History of Manual Therapy and ArthrologyChrisBacchus
The document provides a history of manual therapy, outlining important figures and developments from Hippocrates in 460 BC to current practice. It discusses the evolution of osteopathy, chiropractic, and physical therapy. Key developments include Andrew Still establishing osteopathy in the US in 1874, Daniel Palmer founding chiropractic in 1895, and the establishment of physical therapy programs and professional organizations in the early 20th century. Current manual therapy practice draws from various techniques and philosophies.
Human movement can be analyzed from the perspectives of mechanics, anatomy, and physiology. Biomechanics studies the mechanics of movement, musculoskeletal anatomy analyzes the bones and muscles involved in movement, and neuromuscular physiology examines how the nervous system controls muscles during movement. Movement is analyzed for safety to avoid harm, effectiveness in meeting performance goals, and efficiency in achieving the goal with least effort. Therapists and trainers focus on restoring function while movement professionals focus on performance. Skills are described, evaluated, and corrected based on relevant anatomical and mechanical principles.
1. The document discusses planes of motion, axes of rotation, and the cardinal planes which are the three basic planes used to describe human movement.
2. It also covers muscle terminology including names based on appearance, location, function, and fiber arrangement of muscles.
3. The types of muscle contractions - isometric, concentric, and eccentric - and the roles of agonist, antagonist, synergist and other muscles are defined.
Biomechanics is the scientific study of the mechanics of living beings, specifically focusing on the musculoskeletal system. It is the application of mechanical principles to movement of the human body. Biomechanics can be divided into kinematic (descriptive analysis of motion) and kinetic (causal analysis considering forces) categories. The key components of the musculoskeletal system that biomechanics analyzes are bones, joints, and muscles.
This document provides an overview of anatomy and kinesiology topics for client readiness training. It defines anatomy and kinesiology, describes the skeletal and muscular systems, and key terms like agonist, antagonist, and synergist. It also discusses kinetic chain movement, joint mobility and stability, and the different types of muscle fibers and their roles in movement.
Effects of various types of lifting like stoop lifting, squat lifting, semi-squat lifting on the body and also when to use which type of lift to help prevent or minimize the risk of musculoskeletal injury.
MINIMIZATION OF METABOLIC COST OF MUSCLES BASED ON HUMAN EXOSKELETON MODELING...ijbesjournal
In this work, movement of the exoskeleton wearer and the metabolic energy changes with the assisted
devices using OpenSim platform has been attempted. Two musculoskeletal models, one with torsional ankle
spring and the other with bi-articular path spring are subjected to forward dynamic simulation.The
changes in the metabolic rate of the lower extremity muscles before and after the addition of the assistive
devices were tested. The results about the effect of these external devices on individual muscles of the lower
muscle group were analysed which provided effective results.
The document discusses the application of statics principles to analyze forces in the human body, using the elbow joint as an example. It describes the bones and muscles that make up the elbow joint. It then presents a mechanical model of the forearm, showing the forces acting on it - the tension in the biceps muscle, the weight of the forearm and object in the hand, and the reaction force at the elbow joint. The example problem sets up the free body diagram and defines the known forces and distances to enable solving for the unknown muscle and joint reaction forces using static equilibrium equations.
History of Manual Therapy and ArthrologyChrisBacchus
The document provides a history of manual therapy, outlining important figures and developments from Hippocrates in 460 BC to current practice. It discusses the evolution of osteopathy, chiropractic, and physical therapy. Key developments include Andrew Still establishing osteopathy in the US in 1874, Daniel Palmer founding chiropractic in 1895, and the establishment of physical therapy programs and professional organizations in the early 20th century. Current manual therapy practice draws from various techniques and philosophies.
Human movement can be analyzed from the perspectives of mechanics, anatomy, and physiology. Biomechanics studies the mechanics of movement, musculoskeletal anatomy analyzes the bones and muscles involved in movement, and neuromuscular physiology examines how the nervous system controls muscles during movement. Movement is analyzed for safety to avoid harm, effectiveness in meeting performance goals, and efficiency in achieving the goal with least effort. Therapists and trainers focus on restoring function while movement professionals focus on performance. Skills are described, evaluated, and corrected based on relevant anatomical and mechanical principles.
1. The document discusses planes of motion, axes of rotation, and the cardinal planes which are the three basic planes used to describe human movement.
2. It also covers muscle terminology including names based on appearance, location, function, and fiber arrangement of muscles.
3. The types of muscle contractions - isometric, concentric, and eccentric - and the roles of agonist, antagonist, synergist and other muscles are defined.
Biomechanics is the scientific study of the mechanics of living beings, specifically focusing on the musculoskeletal system. It is the application of mechanical principles to movement of the human body. Biomechanics can be divided into kinematic (descriptive analysis of motion) and kinetic (causal analysis considering forces) categories. The key components of the musculoskeletal system that biomechanics analyzes are bones, joints, and muscles.
This document provides an overview of anatomy and kinesiology topics for client readiness training. It defines anatomy and kinesiology, describes the skeletal and muscular systems, and key terms like agonist, antagonist, and synergist. It also discusses kinetic chain movement, joint mobility and stability, and the different types of muscle fibers and their roles in movement.
Effects of various types of lifting like stoop lifting, squat lifting, semi-squat lifting on the body and also when to use which type of lift to help prevent or minimize the risk of musculoskeletal injury.
This document discusses diarthrodial joints and joint motion. It identifies important connective tissue structures in diarthrodial joints like synovial fluid, articular cartilage, meniscus, ligaments, tendons, and muscles. These structures provide lubrication, load distribution, joint stability, and transmission of forces. Joints allow six degrees of freedom consisting of three translations and three rotations. Applying statics to joint biomechanics problems requires assumptions like known axes of rotation and muscle attachments, negligible friction, and consideration of only two-dimensional forces. Anthropometric data provides average human body measures used in the analysis.
This document discusses core stability training. It defines core stability as controlling the trunk over the pelvis and legs to allow force production and transfer. A stable core is important for injury prevention, performance, and linking the kinetic chain. The core has three systems - local stabilizers for stiffness, global stabilizers to link the pelvis and spine, and global mobilizers for gross movement. The document provides examples of exercises for each system and notes that programs should train the whole body dynamically while grooving motion patterns.
Apply pressure to cuff to flatten lumbar curve
Client attempts to maintain neutral spine by contracting TA
Assess ability to maintain neutral spine with increasing pressure
Assess symmetry of contraction
Poor control = inability to maintain neutral or asymmetric contraction
6/19/2012 Ratankhuman M.P.T. (Ortho & Sports) 33
Abdominal Neuromuscular Control Test
Supine with hips & knees in 90
Pressure cuff placed under lum
The patient is a 29-year-old male policeman who fractured his left tibial condyle in a MVA 3 months ago and underwent surgery to repair it. He has since been immobilized for 6 weeks to allow healing but now demonstrates moderate loss of flexion and extension in the left knee with residual swelling, weakness, and intermittent pain. The immediate goal of physical therapy is to regain motion in the left knee through joint mobilization, soft tissue stretching, and strengthening exercises.
This document discusses the biomechanics of lifting. It defines lifting as moving an object from one location to another, generally involving vertical and horizontal movement. There are two main types of lifts discussed: stoop lifting, which involves trunk flexion without knee bending, and squat lifting, which keeps the spine erect and bends at the hips and knees. Squat lifting is preferable as it reduces pressure on the discs of the spine compared to stoop lifting. Proper lifting technique involves keeping loads close to the body, using both hands to hold the load securely, and choosing the appropriate lift type based on the load and situation.
This document discusses biomechanics and activities of daily living. It defines biomechanics as the study of mechanics in the human body. Functional biomechanics looks at the link between the human body and its environment. Biomechanics consists of kinematics, the description of motion, and kinetics, the forces producing motion. Common activities like running, lifting, and walking are analyzed in terms of joint motion and ground reaction forces. Proper form and muscle engagement can reduce stresses, as seen in squat lifting versus stoop lifting.
Kinesiology is the scientific study of human movement, while biomechanics examines the internal and external forces acting on the human body and the effects produced by these forces. Biomechanics is defined as the area of study wherein the methods of mechanics are applied to the structure and function of living systems, including knowledge of biological properties and mechanical physics principles. It has branches that study forces in areas like cardiovascular health, orthopedics, rehabilitation, and sports.
range of motion for each joint is important for performing the activity by humans. it is also important to understand the flexibility and limitations of the human body for designing anything. be it space or furniture. Thus its knowledge is very important for a designer.
Running requires greater balance, muscle strength, and joint range of movement than walking. There are three phases to the running cycle: stance, swing, and float. During running, the ground reaction force can increase to 250% of body weight. The kinematics of running involve hip flexion at heel strike and extension at toe off, knee flexion during loading and extension before toe off, and ankle dorsiflexion at heel strike and plantarflexion throughout stance phase. Key muscles like gluteus maximus, hamstrings, and gastrocnemius are active at different parts of the running cycle to provide shock absorption, balance, forward propulsion, and control of changes in direction.
Goniometry refers to the measurement of joint angles in the human body. It is an important part of a physical examination to determine range of motion, evaluate progress, and modify treatment. There are different types of goniometers used to measure motion in various planes at joints like the shoulder, elbow, wrist, fingers, hip, and spine. Factors like a person's age, joint health, surrounding soft tissues, and pathological conditions can impact the normal range of motion values. Proper positioning, stabilization, and identification of bony landmarks is required to accurately measure and document a joint's range of motion.
The document discusses principles of joint mobilization including using lower grades to reduce pain and higher grades to increase mobility. It outlines convex-concave rules for determining glide direction in different joints. Treatment glides are described to improve range of motion in various joints like the shoulder, knee, ankle and elbow. Open-packed positions and grades of movement are also defined. The goal of a joint mobilization treatment is to increase range of motion through appropriate gliding techniques.
Design of Universal Measuring Equipment for Bogie FrameIJRESJOURNAL
The document describes the design of a universal measuring equipment for bogie frames used in metro vehicles. The equipment includes a measuring jig, articulated arm measuring device, and data management software. The measuring jig can adapt to support different bogie frame types and includes adjustable bases to position the frame. An articulated arm measuring device is used for its flexibility and portability. It can accurately measure points on the frame. Data is acquired from sensors on the arm and stored/analyzed using management software, which guides operators through the measurement process. The designed equipment can measure various metro bogie frames to evaluate maintenance quality.
Jose Austine- Biomechanics in Total hip arthroplastyJose Austine
Biomechanics is the science of forces acting on biological structures and the effects of these forces. This document discusses the biomechanics of the normal hip joint and total hip arthroplasty (THA). It describes the anatomy of the hip joint and muscles as well as normal and abnormal biomechanics. Factors like femoral neck angle, acetabular version, and center of gravity are discussed. Principles of THA like medialization, increasing neck length, and restoring offset are aimed at decreasing joint reaction forces. Component position, design, and soft tissue function and positioning are important for stability after THA. Range of motion is influenced by prosthesis design.
This document provides an introduction to biomechanics. It defines biomechanics as the study of the structure and function of biological systems through the methods of mechanics. Biomechanics applies mechanical principles to understand the human body. The document outlines the key concepts in mechanics including kinematics, kinetics, and simple machines. It discusses areas of biomechanics like developmental, exercise, and rehabilitation biomechanics. Examples of levers in the body and their application to sports are also provided.
Pelvic, Hip and Core Stability
From Grégoire Lason and Luc Peeters, The International Academy of Osteopathy, www.osteopathy.eu
Also visit: http://www.osteoapps.eu - A must have for every osteopath and health care provider. Simple to use and no unnecessary information. It keeps your knowledge sharp for daily patient care!
Also look for iBooks in the iBook store from Luc Peeters and Grégoire Lason.
This document defines goniometry as a technique used to measure range of motion in joints. It discusses the definition, uses, parts of a goniometer, degrees of freedom in joints, and procedures for goniometric measurement. Key points covered include that a goniometer consists of stationary, moving, and body arms to measure angles in degrees, and it is used to identify contractures or decreased range of motion from injury or disuse, help develop treatment goals, and evaluate rehabilitation progress. Normal ranges of motion are provided for the shoulder and elbow.
this presentation is uploaded specially for the Nursing Faculties and paramedics regarding the Body Mechanics specially in the subject Nursing Foundation , Unit- X. it is also useful to common people about poor body posture in relation to their occupation and adverse effect of poor body mechanics, it is also useful to all nursing officers and para medics.
Range of motion (ROM) refers to the extent of movement possible at a joint and is influenced by the muscles that cross that joint. There are three types of ROM: passive ROM, which is movement produced by an external force with no voluntary muscle contraction; active ROM, which involves active muscle contraction; and active-assistive ROM, which combines active contraction with external assistance. Passive ROM is used when a patient cannot actively move and aims to maintain joint mobility and flexibility. Active ROM is used when a patient can contract muscles to move and helps build coordination, circulation, and strength. The type of ROM used depends on a patient's abilities and healing status.
The document discusses the core and its importance for optimal functioning of the kinetic chain. It defines the core as the lumbo-pelvic-hip complex and describes the muscles involved. Various assessment tests are provided to evaluate core strength, endurance, neuromuscular control and overall functionality. Guidelines are given for developing a comprehensive core stabilization training program with emphasis on progression from stabilization to integrated strength training across multiple planes and functional activities.
Mechanism Design and Debugging of an Intelligent Rehabilitation Nursing BedIJRES Journal
The document describes the design and development of an intelligent rehabilitation nursing bed. Key features of the bed include mechanisms to support the back, curve the legs, and enable side turning over of patients. The side turning mechanism uses a six degree of freedom screw-slider-link design to achieve 90 degree rotations. Testing showed the bed runs smoothly and parameters are reasonable. The bed aims to meet rehabilitation needs and facilitate nursing care for patients.
According to the principles of bionic theory, this paper provided a nursing bed. which can be used help user to turn over the body comfortably, exercise legs and back automatically, especially during turning over the body, the three roll-over board like three hands that can help the user to turn over the body, after turning over the body, one of the three boards can be driven back that left the other two boards supporting the body. At that moment, the place of user’s back besides the place that supported by the other two roll-over board can be cleaned, in this way, it is very convenient to wash the user’s back and help avoid skin ulcer. In addition, the bed can be used to exercise the user’s back and legs and to promote recovery of those who are paralyzed. This paper focus on the mechanical design of the roll-over body function, moreover, considering how to design a mechanical to drive two roll-over boards just by one motor.
This document discusses diarthrodial joints and joint motion. It identifies important connective tissue structures in diarthrodial joints like synovial fluid, articular cartilage, meniscus, ligaments, tendons, and muscles. These structures provide lubrication, load distribution, joint stability, and transmission of forces. Joints allow six degrees of freedom consisting of three translations and three rotations. Applying statics to joint biomechanics problems requires assumptions like known axes of rotation and muscle attachments, negligible friction, and consideration of only two-dimensional forces. Anthropometric data provides average human body measures used in the analysis.
This document discusses core stability training. It defines core stability as controlling the trunk over the pelvis and legs to allow force production and transfer. A stable core is important for injury prevention, performance, and linking the kinetic chain. The core has three systems - local stabilizers for stiffness, global stabilizers to link the pelvis and spine, and global mobilizers for gross movement. The document provides examples of exercises for each system and notes that programs should train the whole body dynamically while grooving motion patterns.
Apply pressure to cuff to flatten lumbar curve
Client attempts to maintain neutral spine by contracting TA
Assess ability to maintain neutral spine with increasing pressure
Assess symmetry of contraction
Poor control = inability to maintain neutral or asymmetric contraction
6/19/2012 Ratankhuman M.P.T. (Ortho & Sports) 33
Abdominal Neuromuscular Control Test
Supine with hips & knees in 90
Pressure cuff placed under lum
The patient is a 29-year-old male policeman who fractured his left tibial condyle in a MVA 3 months ago and underwent surgery to repair it. He has since been immobilized for 6 weeks to allow healing but now demonstrates moderate loss of flexion and extension in the left knee with residual swelling, weakness, and intermittent pain. The immediate goal of physical therapy is to regain motion in the left knee through joint mobilization, soft tissue stretching, and strengthening exercises.
This document discusses the biomechanics of lifting. It defines lifting as moving an object from one location to another, generally involving vertical and horizontal movement. There are two main types of lifts discussed: stoop lifting, which involves trunk flexion without knee bending, and squat lifting, which keeps the spine erect and bends at the hips and knees. Squat lifting is preferable as it reduces pressure on the discs of the spine compared to stoop lifting. Proper lifting technique involves keeping loads close to the body, using both hands to hold the load securely, and choosing the appropriate lift type based on the load and situation.
This document discusses biomechanics and activities of daily living. It defines biomechanics as the study of mechanics in the human body. Functional biomechanics looks at the link between the human body and its environment. Biomechanics consists of kinematics, the description of motion, and kinetics, the forces producing motion. Common activities like running, lifting, and walking are analyzed in terms of joint motion and ground reaction forces. Proper form and muscle engagement can reduce stresses, as seen in squat lifting versus stoop lifting.
Kinesiology is the scientific study of human movement, while biomechanics examines the internal and external forces acting on the human body and the effects produced by these forces. Biomechanics is defined as the area of study wherein the methods of mechanics are applied to the structure and function of living systems, including knowledge of biological properties and mechanical physics principles. It has branches that study forces in areas like cardiovascular health, orthopedics, rehabilitation, and sports.
range of motion for each joint is important for performing the activity by humans. it is also important to understand the flexibility and limitations of the human body for designing anything. be it space or furniture. Thus its knowledge is very important for a designer.
Running requires greater balance, muscle strength, and joint range of movement than walking. There are three phases to the running cycle: stance, swing, and float. During running, the ground reaction force can increase to 250% of body weight. The kinematics of running involve hip flexion at heel strike and extension at toe off, knee flexion during loading and extension before toe off, and ankle dorsiflexion at heel strike and plantarflexion throughout stance phase. Key muscles like gluteus maximus, hamstrings, and gastrocnemius are active at different parts of the running cycle to provide shock absorption, balance, forward propulsion, and control of changes in direction.
Goniometry refers to the measurement of joint angles in the human body. It is an important part of a physical examination to determine range of motion, evaluate progress, and modify treatment. There are different types of goniometers used to measure motion in various planes at joints like the shoulder, elbow, wrist, fingers, hip, and spine. Factors like a person's age, joint health, surrounding soft tissues, and pathological conditions can impact the normal range of motion values. Proper positioning, stabilization, and identification of bony landmarks is required to accurately measure and document a joint's range of motion.
The document discusses principles of joint mobilization including using lower grades to reduce pain and higher grades to increase mobility. It outlines convex-concave rules for determining glide direction in different joints. Treatment glides are described to improve range of motion in various joints like the shoulder, knee, ankle and elbow. Open-packed positions and grades of movement are also defined. The goal of a joint mobilization treatment is to increase range of motion through appropriate gliding techniques.
Design of Universal Measuring Equipment for Bogie FrameIJRESJOURNAL
The document describes the design of a universal measuring equipment for bogie frames used in metro vehicles. The equipment includes a measuring jig, articulated arm measuring device, and data management software. The measuring jig can adapt to support different bogie frame types and includes adjustable bases to position the frame. An articulated arm measuring device is used for its flexibility and portability. It can accurately measure points on the frame. Data is acquired from sensors on the arm and stored/analyzed using management software, which guides operators through the measurement process. The designed equipment can measure various metro bogie frames to evaluate maintenance quality.
Jose Austine- Biomechanics in Total hip arthroplastyJose Austine
Biomechanics is the science of forces acting on biological structures and the effects of these forces. This document discusses the biomechanics of the normal hip joint and total hip arthroplasty (THA). It describes the anatomy of the hip joint and muscles as well as normal and abnormal biomechanics. Factors like femoral neck angle, acetabular version, and center of gravity are discussed. Principles of THA like medialization, increasing neck length, and restoring offset are aimed at decreasing joint reaction forces. Component position, design, and soft tissue function and positioning are important for stability after THA. Range of motion is influenced by prosthesis design.
This document provides an introduction to biomechanics. It defines biomechanics as the study of the structure and function of biological systems through the methods of mechanics. Biomechanics applies mechanical principles to understand the human body. The document outlines the key concepts in mechanics including kinematics, kinetics, and simple machines. It discusses areas of biomechanics like developmental, exercise, and rehabilitation biomechanics. Examples of levers in the body and their application to sports are also provided.
Pelvic, Hip and Core Stability
From Grégoire Lason and Luc Peeters, The International Academy of Osteopathy, www.osteopathy.eu
Also visit: http://www.osteoapps.eu - A must have for every osteopath and health care provider. Simple to use and no unnecessary information. It keeps your knowledge sharp for daily patient care!
Also look for iBooks in the iBook store from Luc Peeters and Grégoire Lason.
This document defines goniometry as a technique used to measure range of motion in joints. It discusses the definition, uses, parts of a goniometer, degrees of freedom in joints, and procedures for goniometric measurement. Key points covered include that a goniometer consists of stationary, moving, and body arms to measure angles in degrees, and it is used to identify contractures or decreased range of motion from injury or disuse, help develop treatment goals, and evaluate rehabilitation progress. Normal ranges of motion are provided for the shoulder and elbow.
this presentation is uploaded specially for the Nursing Faculties and paramedics regarding the Body Mechanics specially in the subject Nursing Foundation , Unit- X. it is also useful to common people about poor body posture in relation to their occupation and adverse effect of poor body mechanics, it is also useful to all nursing officers and para medics.
Range of motion (ROM) refers to the extent of movement possible at a joint and is influenced by the muscles that cross that joint. There are three types of ROM: passive ROM, which is movement produced by an external force with no voluntary muscle contraction; active ROM, which involves active muscle contraction; and active-assistive ROM, which combines active contraction with external assistance. Passive ROM is used when a patient cannot actively move and aims to maintain joint mobility and flexibility. Active ROM is used when a patient can contract muscles to move and helps build coordination, circulation, and strength. The type of ROM used depends on a patient's abilities and healing status.
The document discusses the core and its importance for optimal functioning of the kinetic chain. It defines the core as the lumbo-pelvic-hip complex and describes the muscles involved. Various assessment tests are provided to evaluate core strength, endurance, neuromuscular control and overall functionality. Guidelines are given for developing a comprehensive core stabilization training program with emphasis on progression from stabilization to integrated strength training across multiple planes and functional activities.
Mechanism Design and Debugging of an Intelligent Rehabilitation Nursing BedIJRES Journal
The document describes the design and development of an intelligent rehabilitation nursing bed. Key features of the bed include mechanisms to support the back, curve the legs, and enable side turning over of patients. The side turning mechanism uses a six degree of freedom screw-slider-link design to achieve 90 degree rotations. Testing showed the bed runs smoothly and parameters are reasonable. The bed aims to meet rehabilitation needs and facilitate nursing care for patients.
According to the principles of bionic theory, this paper provided a nursing bed. which can be used help user to turn over the body comfortably, exercise legs and back automatically, especially during turning over the body, the three roll-over board like three hands that can help the user to turn over the body, after turning over the body, one of the three boards can be driven back that left the other two boards supporting the body. At that moment, the place of user’s back besides the place that supported by the other two roll-over board can be cleaned, in this way, it is very convenient to wash the user’s back and help avoid skin ulcer. In addition, the bed can be used to exercise the user’s back and legs and to promote recovery of those who are paralyzed. This paper focus on the mechanical design of the roll-over body function, moreover, considering how to design a mechanical to drive two roll-over boards just by one motor.
This document is the final project report for controlling an inverted pendulum system. It includes modeling the nonlinear dynamics of the pendulum cart system and deriving the state space equations. The goal is to balance the pendulum in the vertically upward unstable equilibrium position using feedback control. The report outlines modeling the system, linearizing about the unstable point, designing a feedback controller using linear quadratic regulation, and simulating the closed-loop response. Parameter perturbations are also analyzed through simulation to study the transient behavior and stability margins of the controlled system.
This document describes the design of an Automated Wheelchair Convertible Stretcher. It aims to reduce the effort required to transfer patients between wheelchairs and stretchers. The design allows a wheelchair to convert into a stretcher or vice versa through a gear mechanism powered by an electric motor. A literature review revealed existing concepts using hydraulic, pneumatic or electronic systems. The proposed design uses a simple gear mechanism to achieve the required motion in order to reduce costs. The conversion between wheelchair and stretcher modes can be operated easily and saves approximately 50% of space compared to separate wheelchair and stretcher products. The automated wheelchair convertible stretcher has the potential to be an efficient mobility aid in hospitals.
Belt drives transmit rotational motion between shafts using pulleys connected by belts. There are several types of belts, including flat, V, and circular belts. A belt drive consists of two pulleys over which an endless belt is passed, transmitting power from the driving pulley to the driven pulley via friction. Different types of pulleys are used depending on the application, including open belt drives where shafts rotate in the same direction, crossed belt drives where shafts rotate in opposite directions, and stepped cone pulleys which allow variable speed control. Belt drives provide an efficient means of power transmission over varying distances with low noise and maintenance requirements.
BIOMECHANICS OF FOUR-BAR LINKAGE PROSTHETIC KNEE MECHANISMFiona Verma
Polycentric knee mechanism usually consists of four-bar linkage that provides more than one point of rotation – changing ICOR ( through which it mimics the anatomical knee joint mechanism). four bar linkage knee joint used for transfemoral level of amputation and knee disarticulation amputation levels.
The four-bar linkage knee mechanism is classified into three different categories as per the location of ICOR, amount of knee stability at heel strike and initiation of knee flexion at push-off.
1.Four-bar linkage with elevated Instant Centre
2.Hyper-stabilized four-bar knee mechanism
3.Voluntary control four-bar mechanism
Types of four bar linkage stability, its Biomechanics and alignment criteria has been thoroughly explained.
Design and Analysis of A Partially Decoupled Minimally Invasive Surgical RobotIJRESJOURNAL
1) The document describes the design and analysis of a partially decoupled minimally invasive surgical robot. It aims to improve safety in minimally invasive surgery by designing a new type of end effector.
2) A novel end effector mechanism is designed that realizes decoupled control of motors arranged on the base. It moves the end effector rod along the axial direction while reducing weight and improving rigidity.
3) Kinematic analysis of the mechanism is performed using D-H parameters and vector algebra methods. Simulation analysis in ADAMS validates that the mechanism achieves partial decoupling and fixed-point distal motion as required for minimally invasive surgery.
1. The document presents a case study on the design of jaw crushers conducted by a group of students guided by professors.
2. It describes the working of single toggle and double toggle jaw crushers, showing diagrams of their components and mechanisms.
3. A static force analysis is performed to calculate the various forces acting on components of a single toggle jaw crusher, using a kinematic model and considering the equilibrium of forces at moving joints. Diagrams show the free-body models of the crank, coupler, and rocker used in the analysis.
This document provides an overview of dynamics of machinery and mechanical vibrations. It discusses the following key points in 3 sentences:
The first unit covers force analysis, including rigid body dynamics, equations of motion, inertia forces, D'Alembert's principle, dynamic analysis in reciprocating engines, static force analysis, and cam dynamics. The second unit discusses balancing of rotating and reciprocating masses, including static and dynamic balancing, balancing of single and multi-cylinder engines. The third unit introduces free vibration analysis, including basic features of vibratory systems, single degree of freedom systems, natural frequency, types of damping, and torsional vibration of shaft systems.
This document describes the design of a mechanical link system to generate the motion of a normal human gait pattern for lower extremity rehabilitation. Key points:
- A two degree-of-freedom pendulum system is used for each leg, with frames connected to wheels that rotate at a constant speed to drive the system.
- Optimization is used to select link lengths and joint positions to minimize the error between the generated and desired gait patterns.
- The link system is intended to guide patient movement for rehabilitation without direct actuation or control at the joints, relying instead on elastic components between the system and patient.
- This design aims to provide gait pattern guidance mechanically without active control systems, reducing
This document discusses dynamics of machinery and includes sections on force analysis, balancing, and free vibration. The force analysis section covers static and dynamic force analysis, D'Alembert's principle, and analyzing forces in reciprocating engines. The balancing section discusses static and dynamic balancing of rotating and reciprocating masses. Methods for balancing single, multi-cylinder, and V-engines are presented. The free vibration section introduces concepts of vibration systems including degrees of freedom, undamped and damped free vibration, and natural frequencies of single and multi-rotor shaft systems. Sample problems are provided on balancing multiple rotating masses and analyzing the vibration of a spring-mass system.
This document discusses four-bar linkage prosthetic knee mechanisms. It begins with an introduction to four-bar linkage knees and their potential functional advantages. It then describes the kinematics of different four-bar knee mechanisms and discusses prescription criteria for three classes of four-bar knees currently available. The document focuses on concepts like the load line, bench alignment systems, and how adjustments can be made to increase knee stability during dynamic alignment.
This document describes a device called the Gravity Compensator that was designed to support the arm of a stroke patient undergoing rehabilitation without requiring a therapist. The device uses a counterweight system of pulleys and adjustable weights to balance the weight of the patient's arm and allow for free range of motion. Sensors on the arm brace can provide feedback on the patient's movements as they do exercises interacting with a Baxter robot. The final prototype was constructed of an adjustable steel frame, counterweight stacks, and an arm brace that can accommodate patients of different sizes and fully support each joint of the arm.
speed, velocity, axis and pulley and its typekomalsadiya1904
a brief description of speed, velocity, axis and planes, types of pulley and its uses. this content is taken from the book the principle of exercise therapy by dena gardiner 4th edition
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The Turning over Mechanism Designed for Rehabilitation Nursing Bed
1. International Journal of Research in Engineering and Science (IJRES)
ISSN (Online): 2320-9364, ISSN (Print): 2320-9356
www.ijres.org Volume 3 Issue 9 ǁ September. 2015 ǁ PP. 01-05
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The Turning over Mechanism Designed for Rehabilitation Nursing
Bed
Wang Yu-Zhao, Hang Lu-Bin, Cheng Wu-Shan, Lu Jiu-Ru, Ding Hong-Han
(College of Mechanical Engineering, Shanghai University of Engineering Science, Shanghai, 201620, China)
Abstract: According to the requirements of turning over function of the nursing bed in this paper, the actual
situation of body turning over was analyzed and a new turning over mode was introduced based on the principle of
normal pressure driving. And the segmentation model of turning over bed frame is given, the design of nested bed
frame and the transmission mechanisms have the capability of force adaption and driving switch were completed
based on the requirements of auxiliary nursing. The relationship between the displacement of driving block and
turning angle is analyzed. The turning over function with fixed angle was realized by using the middle frames and
side frames. The results show that this turning over mechanism has practical significance for enhancing comfort
when turning over and improving the efficiency of rehabilitation.
Keywords: Principle of positive pressure driving; Nested middle frame; Turning with constant angle
I. Introduction
Turning over is a basic function of rehabilitation nursing bed which can help patients to adjust sleeping
posture and change the contact state between patient's skin and the rehabilitation nursing bed. It will improve
blood circulation of human body and facilitate medical staff to take care of patients. Turning over function can
reduce bedsore incidence and relieve work intensity of nursing staffs, as well as greatly improve nursing
efficiency [1-3].
The existing turning over rehabilitation nursing bed can realize the turning over function, but it still has some
drawbacks which need to be improved. Such as, large friction force exist between human body and bed, lack of
comfort and efficiency, and also patient is prone to slide from bed frames when turn over. The patient body parts
which need to be nursed is often disturbed because human body keep contact with turning over frames, etc. .[4-10]
Based on the functional requirements of turning over and research of the turning over function deficiency on
existing rehabilitation nursing beds, this paper analyzes the actual force when the patient turn over. Furthermore a
new turning over mode is put forward according to normal pressure driving principle. Then, the new bed frame
with several linked segments and their corresponding actuators are designed, and turnover principle is presented
according to the needs of auxiliary nursing.
Fig.1 the pure rolling with variable curvature
mode of human turn over
Fig.2 Schematic diagram of the Segmentation of
middle turning over frames
II. Analysis of turning over function requirements
Two aspects should be considered during the design process of turning over mechanism, one is to realize the
turning over function of human body. The other one is the turning over mechanism should comply with the
principle of ergonomics. It should be safe and reliable which can operate steadily during the process of turning
over and consist with the actual situation of human body turn over. Therefore, the actual turning over movement
should be analyzed [11].
In this paper, we simplified turning over movement of the patient's shoulders as a variable curvature pure
rolling movement on the bed, as shown Fig.1. As gravity center of human body is always over the bed, patient’s
shoulders bear the normal pressure in vertical direction and the friction in horizontal direction. It achieve turning
over movement that the overturning torque which formed by gravity and normal pressure was conquered by
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friction.
In this case, wounds can be protected and the turning over comfort was improved because the turning over
mechanism which designed according to the fixed axis rotation mode eliminate the relative motion caused by pure
rolling movement; the patient depends on normal pressure to achieve turning over and the trajectory of human
gravity center is similar to the actual turning over trajectory. This greatly improved the turning over comfort.
III. The configuration of turning over frames based on efficient nursing demands
The turning over function should not only meet the needs both changing human sleeping posture and
alternatively support the contact parts between the patient's skin and bed, but also should fully consider whether it
can help nursing staffs to improve nursing efficiency. Auxiliary turning over function is convenient to nurse
patient's back and buttock, but the middle frame may shield patient’s body parts where need to nurse. If remove
these turning over frames the patient can hardly keep balance when nursing, the patient need to be supported by
the nursing staff what is inconvenient for nursing. Hence, the configuration of the bed frames should be designed
reasonably. Because the force mainly exert on buttock, thigh and upper part of human body when turning over, the
middle frame should be placed under these parts accordingly. In order to nurse the patient more convenient for
nursing staffs, we divide the middle frame into three parts, as is shown in Fig.2.
When patient want to turn over to one side, the turning over frames 1,2,3 rotate synchronously and keep
coplanar. The turning over frames under the parts where need to be nursed rotate to the original position when
nursing, the other two frames support the patient. The auxiliary nursing process was finished by three parts of
turning over frames rotate to the original position alternately.
IV. The design and analysis of the turning over mechanism
4.1 The design of turning over frames
In this part, we determined the connection mode of bed frames and designed the transmission mechanism of
the turning over frames according to the actual situation of human body turn over.
According to the analysis of the turning over movement, the middle frames should turn over to both left and
right side. On this basis, we designed a nested middle frames which are composed by inside frame and outside
frame, as is shown in Fig. 3.
Fig.3 Schematic diagram of the connection of
middle frames
Fig.4 the photo of the rehabilitation nursing bed
frames
When turn over to left side, the middle outside frame together with the middle inside frame turn over to the
left; when turn over to the right side, the middle outside frame remain stationary the middle inside frame turn over
to the right. Fig.4 gives the photo of the rehabilitation nursing bed frames.
4.2 The principle of turning over transmission mechanism
Only one of the left frame or the right frame rotates its axis when turning, as same as the nested middle frames,
just one of the nested frames rotate actively. Because the side frame and the middle frame move independently,
each of them needs a drive mechanism. According to the movement demands what analyzed mentioned above. A
type of turning over transmission mechanism was designed which kinematic diagram is shown in Fig. 5.
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Fig.5 Kinematic diagram of the turning over transmission mechanism
1—the left frame; 2—the middle frames; 3—the middle outside frame; 4—the right frame; 5—baffle plate;
6—roller; 7—extension spring; 8—the push rod of left frame; 9—the connecting rod of left frame; 10—lead rail;
11—compression spring; 12—passive sliding block of right frame; 13—drive block of side frame; 14—passive
sliding block of right frame left frame; 15—passive sliding block of middle inside frame; 16—driven block of
middle frames; 17—passive sliding block of middle outside frame; 18—connecting rod of middle inside
frame;19—push rod of middle inside frame ; 20—push rod of middle outside frame; 21—connecting rod of
middle inside frame
This mechanism is driven by two motors, the turning over movement is realized by controlling the driven
block (13,16) move along the lead rail (10). When turning to the right side, the drive block of side frame (13) push
the passive sliding block of right frame (14), the movement was transmitted to the right frame (4) through the
connecting rod of left frame (9), the lead rail (10) and the roller (6). Realized the right frame turn to the right.
When the turning over mechanism needs to turn to a specific angle, the drive block of side frame (13) move to the
original position, at the same time, the passive sliding block of middle inside frame (15) drive the middle frames (2)
and the right frame (4) rotate to the right with a constant angle, then it was pushed to the right by the driven block
of middle frames. The turning over movement with fixed axis rotation of constant angle was completed during the
process. The driven block (16) and (13) move inversely when the nursing work was finished, the patient turn to
horizontal position with constant angle; the drive block of side frame (13) move to the middle and the right frame
(4) rotate to the original position.
The passive block always contact with the corresponding driven block due to the action of the compression
spring during the process of the middle frames (2,3 ) and the side frames( 1,4 ) rotate to their original position, at
the same time, the driven rods return to the original position too. The force offered by the extension spring keep
the rollers which fixed on the rods contact with the corresponding middle frames and the side frames. The idle
stroke of the passive block was eliminated by using the springs which can ensure the middle frames and the side
frames return to their original position continuously and reliably. All of these make the mechanism acquire the
capability of force adaption. At the same time, owing to the driven block located in the middle of the two passive
blocks, one motor can drive the two passive blocks respectively through changing the rotating direction of the
motor.
4.3 The improved mechanism by considering safety
Safety should be considered when designing the turning over mechanism of rehabilitation nursing bed.
Because the bed is composed by several parts, a gap was generated between the frames when turning over where
the patient’s arms may drop in. In that case the patient’s arms will be clipped. Based on the safety requirements, a
new type of connection mode of turning over frames was proposed.
Fig.6 the connection of turning over frames based on safety considerations
The middle inside frame and the right side frame are connected by revolute joints. The middle inside frame
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and the middle outside frame connect to the side frame through compound hinges.
4.4 kinematic analysis of the transmission mechanism
The transmission kinematic diagram is shown in Fig.7. This is a combined mechanism which composed by
slider-crank mechanism and crank-rocker mechanism. Each mechanism was analyzed respectively. The two
mechanisms are connected by the push rod of middle outside frame (20).
Fig. 7 The transmission kinematic diagram of the middle outside frame
4.4.1 The kinematic analysis of transmission mechanism of the middle outside frame
The rectangular coordinate system shown in Fig.8 was built according to the transmission kinematic diagram
of the middle outside frame.
Fig.8 Coordinate system of transmission mechanism
1 is the angle between the middle outside frame and horizontal line, 2 is the angle between the push rod and
plumb line. is the fixed angle of the push rod. X is the position of the driven block on the lead rail.
4L AB , 1
2
, 2 3
3
2
;
We divide the above combined mechanism into two loops, the loop ABCDA and the loop DEFGD
respectively.
According to the follow vector equation (1) we can obtain the equations (2):
AB BC CD AD
(1)
4 1 1 5 2 1
4 1 1 5 2 2
cos cos sin
sin sin cos
L R L L
L R L L
(2)
According to the follow vector equation (3) we can obtain the equations (4)
DE EF DG GF
(3)
6 3 8 4
6 3 8 4 7
cos cos
sin sin
L L x
L L L
(4)
The relationship between the position of the driven block x and the angle 1 was obtained according to the
equations (2) and (4).
2
2
8 7 6
1
6
1
1
cos( arctan )
tan
1
sin( arctan )
tan
x L L L k
L k
(5)
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1 1 1 1 2 1 1
2
5 1
tan ( sin ) cos
arcsin
1 tan
L R L R
k
L
(6)
4.4.2 The analysis of the turning over motion with constant angle between the middle frames and the side
frame
The transmission kinematic diagram of the left side frame is shown in Fig.9. Fig.10 is the schematic diagram
of left turning over. The angle should keep constant during the constant angle turning over process.
Fig.9. the transmission kinematic diagram of the left
side frame
Fig.10 the schematic diagram of turn over to left with
constant angle.
The angle 1 , 5 , satisfy:
1 5 (7)
The relationship between the position of the driven block and the angle 5 was obtained according to the
equations (5) and (7).
V. Conclusion
(1) A new turning over model was proposed according to pure rolling with variable curvature model, this new
turning over model can let the users feel more natural and comfortable.
(2) The slide of human body and relative motion between human body and bed can be reduced effectively when
using the turning over model which with constant angle between the nested middle frame and side frame
when turning.
(3) A new turning over mechanism was proposed according to the new turning over model, and the relationship
between the middle frame and side frame was given through kinematic analysis.
(4) The segmentation of bed frames designed in this paper have practical significance to improve nursing
efficiency and reduce nursing intensity.
VI. Acknowlgement
This work is supported by the Shanghai Committee of Science and Technology Key Support Project (1251
0501100)
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