The current state of quantifying receptor annoyance related to low frequency noise in the environment

Auteurs-es

  • David C. DeGagne Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, Calgary, Alta. T2P 3G4, Canada
  • Mark L. Hamm Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, Calgary, Alta. T2P 3G4, Canada

Résumé

Le bruit environant, provenant des usines de l’industrie énergétique de 1’Alberta, est règulèpar le EUB comme indiqué dans la Directive du Contrôle de bruit ID 99-8. ID 99-8 est la 4 éme édition d’une police et d’un guide complet qui ont adopté des niveaux de son d’énergie équivalente pondérée (L^eq) comme système de mesure comprenant un critère de niveau de pression du son pour la location d’un récepteur. Le récepteur étant B une certaine distance de la source du bruit de l’industrie énergétique, les composants de haute et moyenne fréquence peuvent être dissipés ou absorbés par l’air et l’état du sol, ne laissant pour la plus part que des sons de basse fréquence. En conséquence, les mesures pondèrèes-A ne représentent pas le dérangement potentiel total du bruit industriel résiduel. Cet article examine le status actuel des recherches, commencées par le EUB en 1995, pour mesurer le dérangement potentiel des receveurs et respecter l’approche technique de la directive actuelle du contrôle de bruit.

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1999-12-01

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DeGagne DC, Hamm ML. The current state of quantifying receptor annoyance related to low frequency noise in the environment. Canadian Acoustics [Internet]. 1 déc. 1999 [cité 20 févr. 2025];27(4):21-5. Disponible à: https://jcaa.caa-aca.ca/index.php/jcaa/article/view/1253

Numéro

Vol. 27 No. 4 (1999)

Rubrique

Articles techniques

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