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Noise communication

That s why many of the world s leading companies are turning to Sensear to deliver a smart high noise communication and hearing protection solution. [Pg.51]

Sensear, a leading provider of high noise communication headsets, and Forward Pass Supply, a leader in oilfield applications, with over 30 years of industry drilling knowledge, have announced a distributor partnership of Sensear s new Intrinsically Safe Smart Muff. [Pg.58]

Hetzler H, Schwarzer D, Seemann W (2007) Analytical investigation of steady-state stability and Hopf-bifurcations occurring in sliding friction oscillators with application to low-frequency disc brake noise. Commun Nonlinear Sci Numer Simul 12 83-99... [Pg.209]

Flare noise (roar of combustion) is the most serious because it is elevated and the sound carries. The flare can be located at a remote distance from the operating unit or surrounding community. Noise of steam injection into the burner can be reduced by using multiple no22les. Furnace noise from air intake, fuel systems, and combustion blower forced draft/induced draft (FD/ID) fans can be reduced by acoustics. The plot plan should be evaluated for noise generation and to find the means of alleviating or moving noise to a less sensitive area. [Pg.83]

Noise and resonance problems (Section 23.5.2(C)) in the electrical distribution and communication networks. [Pg.506]

Tliis is the prime cause of noise and distortion in an audio system. The capacitive coupling (conduction) between the power and the communication lines gives rise to such an effect. It is associated more with the voltage of the system and particularly when it is capacitor compensated. Even without the power capacitors, the leakage (coupling) capacitances between the HV or EHV power lines, particularly 132 kV and above, and the overhead communication lines play an important role and give rise to this phenomenon. Systems lower than 132 kV do not cause such a situation as a result of the insignificant capacitive effect. [Pg.736]

I.andstrdm, L). (1995). Exposure parameters Involved in low frequency noise annoyance. Proceeding .Assessing, ind Controlling Community Noise with I.ow Frequenev Com[ioncms. Copenhagen, December. [Pg.353]

The actual noise levels produced by HVAC systems can var) considerably, and it is not possible to generalize the problems that may be encountered. From a safety point of view, it is advisable to start hearing conservation programs for workers. Permanent hearing damage will result when the noise levels exceed 80 dB(A) for a given time period. Whenever possible, it is desirable to control noise pressure levels to meet the requirements of speech communication in this case noise should not exceed 65-70 dB(A). [Pg.800]

Discussions and interviews with the task experts can be supplemented with observations of their actual performance, for example, taking notes on certain aspects of the task or taking video or audio recordings. Observational techniques can reveal information that may be difficult to acquire in any other way. Detailed physical task performance data can be recorded, and major environmental influences (e.g., noise, light, interruptions) can all be faithfully represented. Observations can also provide an insight into the way that the team members communicate, allocate job responsibilities, and make use of operating procedures and other resources. [Pg.156]

Iand88] Landauer, R., Dissipation and noise immunity in computation and communication , Nature 335 (1988) 779-784. [Pg.771]

Discrete Memoryless Channel.—We can define a communication channel in terms of the statistical relationship between its input and output. The channels we consider here have sequences of symbols from finite alphabets both for input and output. Let the input alphabet consist of K symbols denoted by xx, - , xK, and let the output alphabet consist of J symbols denoted by ylt , y. Each unit of time the coder can choose any one of the K input symbols for transmission, and one of the J output symbols will appear at the channel output. Due to noise in the channel, the output will not be determined uniquely from the input, but instead will be a random event satisfying a probability measure. We let Pr(yi a fc) be the probability of receiving the f output symbol when the kttl input symbol is transmitted. These transition probabilities are assumed to be independent of time and independent of previous transmissions. More precisely, let... [Pg.194]

Continuous Memoryless Channels.—The coding theorem of the last section will be extended here to the following three types of channel models channels with discrete input and continuous output channels with continuous input and continuous output and channels with band limited time functions for input and output. Although these models are still somewhat crude approximations to most physical communication channels, they still provide considerable insight into the effects of the noise and the relative merits of various transmission and detection schemes. [Pg.239]

In optical domain, preamplifier is no more an utopia and is in actual use in fiber communication. However quantum physics prohibits the noiseless cloning of photons an amplifier must have a spectral density of noise greater than 1 photon/spatial mode (a "spatial mode" corresponds to a geometrical extent of A /4). Most likely, an optical heterodyne detector will be limited by the photon noise of the local oscillator and optical preamplifier will not increase the detectivity of the system. [Pg.368]

The company had taken over an empty industrial building. A section of the building close to the production area was chosen for the laboratory. Communication would be easy and interference from heat, noise, fumes, and vibration was judged negligible. This area had no utility connections, however, so another area closer to utilities had also been considered but was dismissed as being too far away from both office and production areas. Since utilities were... [Pg.140]

When judging by communications available in the open literature, none of effects 1 through 5 could so far be observed repeatedly and reproducibly under rigorously controlled conditions. Provisionally, all instances of published experimental confirmation can be placed into two groups (1) the observation of sporadic sufficiently pronounced manifestations, and (2) the observation of more invariant but very weak effects (as a rule, at the level of background noise, particularly in the detection of neutrons and tritium). However, there were far fewer confirmations than infirmations (i.e., work in which the successful experiments could be carefully reproduced or the method used to determine the products was analyzed and shown to be in error). Such work has been of exceptional value in the area of advancing the methods and techniques used in experimental studies. [Pg.633]

Enclosed ground flares are most commonly used as a supplement to an elevated) flare on the same relief system. The primary reason for an enclosed ground flare is to reduce the visual impact of flared gas combustion on a nearby community. They are often used when it is desirable that all or part of a flare load be disposed of in a way that causes the minimum of disturbance to the immediate locality. They offer many advantages in comparison to elevated flares there is no smoke, no visible flame, no odor, no objectionable noise, and no thermal radiation (heat shield) problems. Enclosed ground flares are typically used for normal process flow (continuous) flaring, but with recent technical advances they are now also used for emergency flaring (AIChE-CCPS, 1998). [Pg.84]


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