Noise directivity
Noise Directivity Improved Methods Of Noise Sources Identification Addressing the role of noise directivity in environmental noise monitoring, this study presents a comparative analysis of
What are the consequences of environmental noise and vibration?
Noise Directivity Improved Methods Of Noise Sources Identification Addressing the role of noise directivity in environmental noise monitoring, this study presents a comparative analysis of
Whole-Body Vibrations Whole-body vibrations are mechanical vibrations that enter the human body in the frequency range of 0.1 to 80 Hz. A typical source of
Development Of Low-Cost Noise Monitoring Terminals (NMT) Based On MEMS Microphones The article shows and discusses an example of NMTs with MEMS microphone meeting class
Comprehensive Guide to Vibration Monitors, Sensors, Noise, and Dust Monitoring in Construction: Real-Time Analysis and Equipment Vibration monitoring in construction encompasses the use of advanced
Sound Energy: Definition, Characteristics, and Measurement Techniques Sound energy is a form of mechanical energy propagated through mediums such as air, water, or solids, emanating
Noise in schools Noise in schools can be a major stress factor for teachers, with almost 80% of educators reporting it as a significant concern.
Noise at Work Noise at work can have adverse effects on employees’ health and productivity, and there are various regulations and measures in place to
Construction Vibration Monitoring Construction vibration monitoring involves measuring and analyzing vibrations generated by construction activities, with a focus on parameters like amplitude, frequency, duration, direction,
Occupational Noise Exposure Occupational noise exposure is one of the most significant health and safety hazards at work. Excessive noise at work and accidents due
HAVS – Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome HAVS Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome, also known as the Vibration White Finger (VWF), is a condition caused by extended
Dosimeter A dosimeter is a portable measuring instrument that is worn on personal clothing. Usually, a dosimeter is attached to clothes with mounting clips, hence
The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 in the United Kingdom are modeled on the EU Noise Directive 2003/10/EC. The laws went into effect
