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Hello,
we have recently had a noise assessment carried out in our workplace. I am unsure what it means by LAeq and LCeq, please can any one explain this to me?
Thanks
katie
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Very briefly.
Noise level are rarely (never) consistent and go up and down, often considerably in many envirnments. So an leq level is the 'average' nosie level measured over a period.
A and C are 'weightings' - for example A weighted measurements 'mimic' the response of the human ear to noise.
Having both A and C weighted measurements is handy when using the HML method to help predict the reduction in noise levels for various ear protection.
Hoep that helps a little, also have a look on the HSE site for the NAW stuff
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