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Sound Fields Relative To Distances From A Source
 
 
Community Reaction To Noise
 
Listed below are some of the key factors which can reduce the
community tolerance level for noise in environmental applications.
 

·      Where there are exceptionally low background ambient noise levels.

·      A noticeable fluctuation in sound level which would call attention to the source.

·      Pure tones or discrete frequency sounds regardless of the overall intensity.

·      Elevated noise sources such as vents, stacks, outdoor cooling towers and other clearly visible noise sources.

 

·      Any noises that disturb or interfere with sleep, communication or recreation.

·      Intermittent, impulsive or startling noises.

·      Low frequency sound which causes vibrations in windows, walls and other parts of building structures.

·      Distracting noise sources, such as breaking of glass at a bottling plant.

·       Any changes in noise patterns.

 
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Noise and Vibration Control, Inc.

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