Barrie By-law 2006-140, s. 4 — Establishment of Limits - Objective The sound level limit at a point of reception must be established based on the principle of “predictable worst case” noise impact. In general, the limit is given by the background sound level at the point of reception. The sound level limit must represent the minimum background sound level that occurs or is likely to occur during the operation of the stationary source under impact assessment
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Establishment of Limits - Objective The sound level limit at a point of reception must be established based on the principle of “predictable worst case” noise impact. In general, the limit is given by the background sound level at the point of reception. The sound level limit must represent the minimum background sound level that occurs or is likely to occur during the operation of the stationary source under impact assessment.
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- 2 References Reference is made to the following publications
- 3 Technical Definitions “Ambient sound level” means Background sound level
- 5 Background Sound Levels The time interval between the background sound level measurement and the measurement of the sound level produced by the stationary source under impact assessment should be minimized as much as possible. Preferably, the two measurements should be carried out within one hour of each other
- 6 Sound Levels due to Stationary Sources
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