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Sound
pressure
in
bar
mbar
10
,ubar
1
.ubar
o.1
,ubar
o.01
pbar
0.001
,ubar
0.0002
.ubar
Sound
level
in
dB
I
Environmental
conditions
1134
dB
- 114 dB
94 dB
74 dB
T
54 dB
I
l
34 dB
I 14 dB
I
1
140
130
120
110
I
T
Threshold
of
pain
T
Pneumatic
Chipper
T
Loud
automobile
horn
(dist.
1m)
Tlnside
airliner
(DC
6)
-,Inside
subway
train
(New York)
90
-,
Inside
motor
bus
80
100
-,
Average
traffic
on
street
corner
70
-,Conversational
speech
60
-,
Typical
business
office
50
-,
Living
room,
suburban
area
40
-,Library
-
30
-,
Bedroom
at
night
20
-,
Broadcasting
studio
10
0
I
Threshold
of
hearing
I
Table 1.1.
Some
commonly
encountered
sound
pressure levels.
The
Detection
of
Sound.
The
human
ear
is
a
remarkably
sensitive
instrument
for
the
detection
of
sound
waves.
Its
response
to
a
certain
sound
pressure
level
depends
however
upon
the
frequency
of
the
sound.
The
sensitivity
is
greatest
at
1ooo-6ooo
Hz
and
falls
off
both
for
higher
and
lower
frequencies.
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