Sound and Vibration Review
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The biology of hearing: Hearing is the process of perceiving sound. It is a complex process that involves the conversion of sound waves into nerve signals that are interpreted by the brain. The human ear is divided into three main parts: the outer ear, the middle ear, and the inner ear. The outer ear The…
Transportation systems are essential for the economic and social development of cities. However, they can also have a significant impact on noise and vibration levels. In Asian urban areas, where population densities are high and transportation networks are often congested, noise and vibration pollution can be a major problem. The Sources of Noise and Vibration…
We already explained what noise is, sound waves that propagate through the air. Our ears are exceptionally fine and delicate hearing ‘instruments’ and should be well protected. With our ears we can detect, differentiate, filter, and identify sounds. When those sound waves travel through the air, they will first reach your outer ear and be…
If noise is disturbing your well-needed night rest, there are a few things you can do about it. Unfortunately, you are not alone, some 24% of the population is having problems getting a proper night’s rest due to noise. Noise can come from outdoor sources such as entertainment venues (bar, disco, pub, etc.), traffic noise…
Yes, you read it right, noise-induced hearing loss is 100% preventable. You just have to make sure you’ll not be exposed to loud noise (not higher than 80 dB(A) for 8 hours per day) Here are some simple things you can do each day to help achieve that goal: 1. Use earplugs around loud noises…
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