Steady noise definition
Steady noise means a sound pressure level which remains essentially constant during the period of observation, i.e., does not vary more than 6 dB(A) when measured with the "slow" meter characteristic of a sound level meter.
Steady noise means a nonfluctuating noise or a noise whose level remains essentially constant during the period of observation.
Steady noise means a noise whose level remains essentially constant.
More Definitions of Steady noise
Steady noise means a sound pressure level which remains essentially constant during the period of observation, that is, that it does not vary more than six dB(A) when measured with the "slow" meter characteristic of a sound level meter. (Ord. 91-26, 12-12- 91)
Steady noise means noise for which the sound pressure level remains essentially constant during the period of observation. It does not vary more than six (6) dBA when measured with the "slow" meter response of a sound level meter.