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How Do Civil Engineers Use dB And Leq To Measure Noise? Have you ever wondered how civil engineers measure noise in our environment and why it matters? In this informative video, we'll explain everything you need to know about the tools and methods used to quantify sound levels. We'll start by defining what decibels are and how they measure sound intensity on a scale that relates to human perception. Then, we'll discuss the importance of the Leq, or the equivalent continuous sound level, which averages noise over a period to provide a comprehensive picture of environmental sound. You'll learn why civil engineers prefer to use the LAeq, a version of Leq that accounts for how humans perceive loudness, and how this helps in assessing the impact of noise from traffic, construction sites, factories, and other sources. We'll also cover how measurements are compared to safety standards and what steps can be taken to reduce noise pollution, such as installing barriers or adjusting work hours. Additionally, you'll discover how sound level meters automatically sample and process noise data to give accurate readings. Whether you're interested in environmental protection, urban planning, or community health, understanding these measurement techniques is essential. Join us to learn how civil engineers work to keep our surroundings quieter and safer.

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