GB/T 17248.1-2000 in English
SUPERSEDEDAcoustics - Noise emitted by machinery and equipment - Guidelines for the use of basic Standards for the determination of emission sound pressure levels at a work station and at othe
- Issued on:2000-03-01
- Implemented on:2000-12-01
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《GB/T 17248.1-2000声学 机器和设备发射的噪声 测定工作位置和其他指定位置发射声压级的基础标准使用导则》由TC17(全国声学标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为中国科学院。
本标准对测定各类机器和设备工作位置和其他指定位置发射声压级的各个基础标准进行了简要概述,并对于根据机器和设备的类型如何选择相应的基础标准给出了指导性说明。本导则适用于噪声测试规程的准备,也适用于没有噪声测试规程情况下的噪声测试,但仅适用于空气声。
Scope
This standard gives a brief overview of the basic standards for measuring the emission sound pressure levels of various machines and equipment working positions and other designated positions, and provides guidance on how to select the corresponding basic standards according to the types of machines and equipment. This guideline is applicable to the preparation of noise test procedures, and also to noise tests without noise test procedures, but only applicable to airborne sound. It is important to formulate and use various machine equipment noise test procedures that meet the requirements of these basic standards. These noise test procedures specify specific requirements for the product installation and operating conditions of the machine under test, as well as the working position and other designated positions specified in the standard. The obtained data can be used for the nominal and verification of emission sound pressure level stipulated in GB/T 14574. Note 1: Under any given location, given installation and operating conditions related to a specific machine, the emission sound pressure level measured according to any method of GB/T 17248.2-17248.5 is generally lower than that of the same machine in a typical workshop The sound pressure level measured directly, due to reverberation and other mechanical effects. See ISO/TR 11690-3 for the calculation method of the sound pressure level near a machine operating alone in a workshop. Generally, the difference between the two is 1 ~ 5dB, and the difference is even greater in individual cases.

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