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(archive: 2020) Why “Ground Factor” Matters #MN: Minn. R. 7030.0400 is the MPCA’s noise rule, setting standards for industrial noise. It was developed to limit industrial noise, from a noise source on the ground to a “receptor” on the ground. ISO 9613-2 was also developed to measure ground based noise reaching a ground based receptor. A primary input is the “ground factor” set to address conditions on the ground, the ground effect, between the noise source… https://www.wind-watch.org/documents/why-ground-factor-matters/ #windenergy
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(archive: 2020) Why “Ground Factor” Matters #MN: Minn. R. 7030.0400 is the MPCA’s noise rule, setting standards for industrial noise. It was developed to limit industrial noise, from a noise source on the ground to a “receptor” on the ground. ISO 9613-2 was also developed to measure ground based noise reaching a ground based receptor. A primary input is the “ground factor” set to address conditions on the ground, the ground effect, between the noise source… https://www.wind-watch.org/documents/why-ground-factor-matters/ #windenergy
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(archive: 2020) Why “Ground Factor” Matters #MN: Minn. R. 7030.0400 is the MPCA’s noise rule, setting standards for industrial noise. It was developed to limit industrial noise, from a noise source on the ground to a “receptor” on the ground. ISO 9613-2 was also developed to measure ground based noise reaching a ground based receptor. A primary input is the “ground factor” set to address conditions on the ground, the ground effect, between the noise source… https://www.wind-watch.org/documents/why-ground-factor-matters/ #windenergy
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(archive: 2020) Why “Ground Factor” Matters #MN: Minn. R. 7030.0400 is the MPCA’s noise rule, setting standards for industrial noise. It was developed to limit industrial noise, from a noise source on the ground to a “receptor” on the ground. ISO 9613-2 was also developed to measure ground based noise reaching a ground based receptor. A primary input is the “ground factor” set to address conditions on the ground, the ground effect, between the noise source… https://www.wind-watch.org/documents/why-ground-factor-matters/ #windenergy