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APPENDIX E
Glossary
303
Criterion Level 90 90 85 85 85, 90
PeaksOver Level
*
140 140 140 140 140
Exchange Rate for Lav 554N/AN/A
Weighting for Lav SSSN/AN/A
*. This is user-definable – the two other ‘PeaksOver Level’ parameters are preset to 137 and 135 dB resp.
Peak Maximum peak of the acceleration signal or voltage input with frequency
weighting Linear
Peak
W
Maximum peak of the acceleration value with frequency weighting W
m
or W
mb
Reference Time: Reference Time is used for calculation of Sound Exposure Level L
ep,d,v
or
Time Weighed Average TWA
v
with a reference time other than 8 hours.
RC, RC Classification: The Room Criterion Mark II is primarily a diagnostic tool for HVAC noise in
spaces.
The RC curve is chosen as the value of the PSIL, rounded to the nearest
integer, in the range 25 RC 50.
The RC classification is the combination of the Sound Quality Descriptor and
the Probable Occupant Evaluation.
The sound quality descriptor can display the values (N) for neutral, where
no frequency range is dominant; (LF) for rumble, where the low-frequency
range (16 – 63 Hz) is dominant; (MF) for roar, where the mid-frequency range
(125 500 Hz) is dominant; and (HF) for hiss, where the high-frequency
range (1000 4000 Hz) is dominant. Furthermore, there are two variations
of (LF) if the spectrum in the low-frequency range is likely to introduce
vibrations: (LFVA), where there are clearly perceptible vibrations and (LFVB),
where there are moderately perceptible vibrations.
The probable occupant evaluation describes how an occupant responds to
a spectrum and can have the values Acceptable, Marginal or Objectionable.
Described in the ASHRAE Handbook HVAC 2011 and ANSI 12.2–2008.
Room Criteria is for rating room noise
SIL, PSIL, SIL3: SIL (Speech Interference Level) is the arithmetic average of the 500 Hz,
1 kHz, 2 kHz and 4 kHz octave band levels.
PSIL (Preferred Speech Interference Level) is the arithmetic average of the
500 Hz, 1 kHz and 2 kHz octave band levels.
Used for evaluating the interference of noise upon speech communication.
SIL3 (Speech Interference Level based on highest 3 octaves) is the arithmetic
average of the 1 kHz, 2 kHz and 4 kHz octave band levels.
Note: Though SIL, PSIL and SIL3 are defined for octave band levels they
are also calculated for 1/3-octave band levels by summing the power values
in the three bands within each octave before doing the averaging.
Table E.1 Occupational Health Setup Parameters and Associated Standards
Setup Parameters OSHA MSHA DOD ACGIH ISO
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