英語 での Wind turbine noise の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Study findings suggest that future research should focus on the effects of industrial wind turbine noise on sleep disturbance and symptoms of inner ear problems.
Measurements should be obtained during representative weather conditions when the Wind Turbine noise is most noticeable, including periods of temperature inversion most commonly occurring at night.
The report acknowledges that wind turbine noise is a very real issue, but also a very complicated one that needs more research.
A research paper prepared in November 1987 for the US Department of Energy demonstrated that the"annoyance" caused by wind turbine noise to nearby residents is"real not imaginary.".
Wind turbine noise was described as comparable to rustling leaves, flowing streams, air-conditioned offices or refrigerators heard from the next room.
Health Canada also conducted its own study and reported in 2014 that it found no link between wind turbine noise and health effects, including dizziness, chronic illnesses, stress or sleep disturbances.
The report's inability to link wind turbine noise with health effects was“mainly as a result of lack of evidence or problems with the quality of the evidence,” the panel wrote.
Executive director of Vermonters for Clean Energy, on Monday said,“From my perspective, this is yet another bad decision by the Public Service Board where wind turbine noise is concerned.
For this cross-sectional study, the“Quality of Life and Renewable Energy Technologies Study” survey was used to measure the impact of wind turbine noise on health.
New sources of noise covered by the guidelines include wind turbine noise and leisure noise(for example from nightclubs, pubs, fitness classes, live sporting events, concerts or live music venues and listening to loud music through headphones).
As part of Ollson's presentation, he cited a study by Health Canada in 2014 titled“Wind Turbine Noise and Health Study,” which he said is the largest study in which objective measures of health were observed.
USE SCENARIOS Troubleshooting operational wind turbines Wind turbine prototype development Operational wind turbine noise level analysis Presentation and communication of sound characteristics The modular microphone array is designed for easy transport and deployment, and is smaller than the actual turbine. .
The practice of not naming authors, and refusing to disclose the identities of peer reviewers as happened with the National Health and Medical Research Council 2010 Rapid Review and the recent Victorian Health publication about wind turbine noise, is unacceptable.
It is abundantly clear from the evidence examined by a world renowned expert in sleep medicine working with the INWG that wind turbine noise adversely affects sleep and health at the setback distances and noise levels permitted by ETSU.
Volkswind goes on to say,“Consider for example ocean front residences, among the most highly valued properties, where“natural” wave action produces sound pressures far exceeding wind turbine noise at 1,000 feet.
Many wind energy opponents have said turbines can make those living near them sick, but the province has said there is no direct causal link between wind turbine noise and adverse health effects.
This thesis reinforces Swinbanks's assertion at the fourth international conference on wind turbine noise in Rome, 2011,(“The audibility of low frequency wind turbine noise.”) that is is incorrect to assess low-frequency noise by absolute sound pressure level, but rather the acceleration or rate-of-change of pressure.
We find that the IoA through its wind turbine Noise Working Group, and latterly its specialist subgroup the AM Working Group devoted to the study of excess amplitude modulation, have consistently operated for the benefit of the onshore wind industry in the UK and to the detriment of local communities hosting wind turbines. .
But scientific evidence of other effects that some people have blamed on wind turbine noise- including stress, fatigue, nausea, dizziness, ringing in the ears, cardiovascular disease and diabetes- was“inadequate” to draw any conclusions about whether they are really linked to wind turbines, said the report titled Understanding the Evidence: Wind Turbine Noise, published today by the Council of Canadian Academies.