Sound attenuation of tanker’s headphone

Journal Title: Bulletin of the Military University of Technology - Year 2015, Vol 64, Issue 1

Abstract

Crew of military vehicles, which is exposed to the noise associated with the engine running, as well as to shots from firearms, is equipped with headphones. The article presents the results of noise reduction by HC-98 headphone for steady state and impulsive noise. Two methods of research were used: sound attenuation measurements with participation of subjects and transmission loss measurements with the use of acoustic test fixture — device reflecting the properties of the head. Data for headphone were compared with noise reduction of two different, commonly used earmuffs (one light, the other strong limiting noise). The results indicated that measured headphone meets the requirements that allow for treating it as hearing protection, however, this headphone does not provide hearing protection such as earmuffs. Relatively low values of attenuation of acoustic impulses through the headphone versus the results for earmuffs were observed. Furthermore, in the case of headphone, in the frequency range 63-2000 Hz, the lower values of steady state noise sound attenuation, from about 2 up to even a 19 dB with respect to the attenuation of ear muffs were measured.[b]Keywords[/b]: acoustics, noise control, noise, sound attenuation

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Rafał Młyński, Emil Kozłowski

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Rafał Młyński, Emil Kozłowski (2015). Sound attenuation of tanker’s headphone. Bulletin of the Military University of Technology, 64(1), 79-90. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-62744