Pecos truck tire noise study :

Leasure, William A.; Mathews, D E

doi:10.6028/nbs.ir.74-446

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“…Although noise measurement instrumentation with different principles of operation may he calibrated to yield the same results on steady-state signals, such may not he the case for transient effects such as motor vehicle pass-hys. For one example of the differences among various measurements of time-varying noise, see [50].…”

Section: Transient Response Of Instrumentation Systemmentioning

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Noise emission measurements for regulatory purposes

Flynn¹,

Leasure²,

Rubin³

et al. 1977

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A review is given of the measurement needs attendant to regulation of the noise generated and emitted by commercial products.The emphasis is primarily on measurement procedures for use in conjunction with point-of-sale regulations as opposed to regulations on the noise which a source actually emits when in operation.The report is divided into three major parts. Part I is a discussion of overall measurement requirements and the type of data and information which are needed in order to promulgate regulations based on appropriate measurement techniques.Part II is designed as a checklist for the evaluation of the suitability of a noise measurement standard for a particular class of products or, in the absence of a suitable standard, as a framework for development of one.The intent is to identify and discuss in some detail those factors which can impact on the accuracy, precision, and applicability of a noise measurement process.Part III consists of a series of flow charts depicting the development of appropriate procedures for the measurement of product noise emission.

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Section: Transient Response Of Instrumentation Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%