07:49 Jun 10, 2000 |
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na | long-term (or continuous) sound pressure level |
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na | continuous sound pressure level |
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na | see below |
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na | see below |
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long-term (or continuous) sound pressure level Explanation: 'Scalldruckpegel' is 'sound pressure level' from Cornelsne, Techniches Wórterbuch Machinenbau/Anlagetehcnik/Umwelttechnik |
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continuous sound pressure level Explanation: 'Scalldruckpegel' is 'sound pressure level' from Cornelsne, Techniches Wórterbuch Machinenbau/Anlagetehcnik/Umwelttechnik (PS: 'A-bewertetede' is 'A-weighted' (this refers to a weighting curve that approximates human hearing sensitivity). Using 'A-weighted' and 'dB(A) in the same sentence is by the way somewhat redundant. |
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see below Explanation: I know you chose an answer already, but I think 'sustained acoustic presure level' sounds more on the level of the document. Just trying to help, Cheerio, Dierk |
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see below Explanation: Ditto, but dB (decibells) measure sound intensity, which is an energy per whatever, but is not a pressure, which is a force per unit area. The word Druck means pressure, but in this context you should use intensity. The concept of Dauerschall is the loudness allowed as a background, exclusive uf occasional sound bursts. Nan |
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