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isolators on gaskets made from elastic materials such as rubber (combined
cushioning).

a – springs; b – rubber vibroinsulator
Figure 12.3 – Vibration isolated supports (shock absorbers)

2) Acoustic joints of the foundations of buildings (emptiness is left on the
foundation of the building).
3) Basement vibration insulation from the ground.
4) Elastic inserts between the load-bearing elements of buildings and structures
(the fans are separated by an elastic insert from the air ducts).
5) When working with a hand-operated mechanized tool, personal protective
equipment is used against vibration.
Personal protective equipment includes:
a) anti-vibration gloves;
b) anti-vibration pads or plates, which are secured by fastening to the handle;
c) special shoes on a high elastic sole.
To prevent vibration disease for workers with vibrating equipment it is
recommended to carry out a set of preventive measures:
a) water treatment;
b) massage;
c) physical therapy;
d) vitaminization (Vitamins B1, B12, B6, PP).

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