13.05.2018 Views

merged

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

To Analyze the Dimension of Rv Discovery Control Panel Against Malaysian<br />

Anthropometric Data<br />

Muhammad Muizzuddin Bin Muhammad Ridzuan<br />

Supervisor: Dr. Ahmad Faizal Ahmad Fuad<br />

Bachelor of Science (Nautical Science and Maritime Transport)<br />

School of Ocean Engineering<br />

Paklongkriket96@gmail.com<br />

Bridge is the most neuralgic place on a ship. Currently a bridge control system of modern<br />

ship is designed for one-man-operation. Inproper of bridge control console and placement<br />

of captain’s chair that is not based on ergonomics rules and physical condition of<br />

operators will lead to the dificulties reaching the control panel when muster using the<br />

captain’s chair. This can trigger the occurrance of ship accident at sea because the<br />

increasing of human errors. The ergonomic bridge design must consider to malaysian<br />

people anthropometry for matching work, between humans and work systems, so that<br />

the operator can work comfortably, efficiently and reduce workload. Current problem that<br />

arises when muster of Rv Discovery was using the captain’s chair and then not any single<br />

of control console can be reach and the position of chair are far from steering wheel.<br />

Based on these case, a research have been made to analyze the dimension of Rv<br />

Discovery’s control panel by guarding to the Malaysia anthropometric data. When the<br />

data of dimension of bridge control console and captain’s chair have been calculate,<br />

hopefully Malaysian Terengganu University’s authorities can fix the Rv Discovery’s bridge<br />

design.<br />

Keywords – Bridge, ergonomic rules, anthropometry and RV Discovery<br />

309 | U M T U N D E R G R A D U A T E R E S E A R C H D A Y 2 0 1 9

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!