Human energy expenditure as criteria for adequate dimensions of kitchens storage

By:

RAVINDER Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1993Edition: Home ManagementDescription: 141,26LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 643.3 R20H

Summary: A study on Human Energy Expenditure as criteria for adequate dimensions of kitchen storage was conducted to assess and compare the physiological costs of the task of storing utensils of various loads at various shelf heights. Three loads viz. heavy, mediu

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A study on Human Energy Expenditure as criteria for adequate dimensions of kitchen storage was conducted to assess and compare the physiological costs of the task of storing utensils of various loads at various shelf heights. Three loads viz. heavy, mediu

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