NF EN ISO 7779

NF EN ISO 7779

December 2018
Standard Current

Acoustics - Measurement of airborne noise emitted by information technology and telecommunications equipment

This document specifies procedures for measuring and reporting the noise emission of information technology and telecommunications equipment. NOTE 1 This document is considered part of a noise test code (see 3.1.2) for this type of equipment and is based on basic noise emission standards (see 3.1.1) ISO 3741, ISO 3744, ISO 3745, ISO 9295 and ISO 11201. The basic emission quantity is the A-weighted sound power level, which can be used for comparing equipment of the same type but from different manufacturers, or for comparing different equipment. Three basic noise emission standards for determination of the sound power levels are specified in this document in order to avoid undue restriction on existing facilities and experience. ISO 3741 specifies comparison measurements in a reverberation test room; ISO 3744 and ISO 3745 specify measurements in an essentially free field over a reflecting plane. Any of these three basic noise emission standards can be selected and used exclusively in accordance with this document when determining sound power levels of a machine. The A-weighted sound power level is supplemented by the A-weighted emission sound pressure level determined at the operator position or the bystander positions, based on basic noise emission standard ISO 11201. This sound pressure level is not a level of noise immission at a work station (see 3.2.12), but it can assist in identifying any potential problems that could cause annoyance, activity interference or hearing damage to operators and bystanders. Methods for determination of whether the noise emission includes prominent discrete tones are specified in Annex D. This document is suitable for type tests and provides methods for manufacturers and testing laboratories to obtain comparable results. The methods specified in this document allow the determination of noise emission levels for a functional unit (see 3.1.4) tested individually. The procedures apply to equipment which emits broad-band noise, narrow-band noise and noise which contains discrete-frequency components, or impulsive noise. The sound power and emission sound pressure levels obtained can serve noise emission declaration and comparison purposes (see ISO 9296[3]). NOTE 2 The sound power levels and emission sound pressure levels obtained are not intended to be considered as installation noise immission levels; however, they can be used for installation planning (see ECMA TR/27[11]). If sound power levels obtained are determined for a number of functional units of the same production series, they can be used to determine a statistical value for that production series (see ISO 9296[3]).

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Publication date

December 2018

Number of pages

80 p.

Reference

NF EN ISO 7779

ICS Codes

17.140.20   Noise emitted by machines and equipment
35.020   Information technology (IT) in general

Classification index

S31-072

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1

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EN ISO 7779:2018
Sumary
Acoustics - Measurement of airborne noise emitted by information technology and telecommunications equipment

This document specifies procedures for measuring and reporting the noise emission of information technology and telecommunications equipment.

NOTE 1 This document is considered part of a noise test code (see 3.1.2) for this type of equipment and is based on basic noise emission standards (see 3.1.1) ISO 3741, ISO 3744, ISO 3745, ISO 9295 and ISO 11201.

The basic emission quantity is the A-weighted sound power level, which can be used for comparing equipment of the same type but from different manufacturers, or for comparing different equipment.

Three basic noise emission standards for determination of the sound power levels are specified in this document in order to avoid undue restriction on existing facilities and experience. ISO 3741 specifies comparison measurements in a reverberation test room; ISO 3744 and ISO 3745 specify measurements in an essentially free field over a reflecting plane. Any of these three basic noise emission standards can be selected and used exclusively in accordance with this document when determining sound power levels of a machine.

The A-weighted sound power level is supplemented by the A-weighted emission sound pressure level determined at the operator position or the bystander positions, based on basic noise emission standard ISO 11201. This sound pressure level is not a level of noise immission at a work station (see 3.2.12), but it can assist in identifying any potential problems that could cause annoyance, activity interference or hearing damage to operators and bystanders.

Methods for determination of whether the noise emission includes prominent discrete tones are specified in Annex D.

This document is suitable for type tests and provides methods for manufacturers and testing laboratories to obtain comparable results.

The methods specified in this document allow the determination of noise emission levels for a functional unit (see 3.1.4) tested individually.

The procedures apply to equipment which emits broad-band noise, narrow-band noise and noise which contains discrete-frequency components, or impulsive noise.

The sound power and emission sound pressure levels obtained can serve noise emission declaration and comparison purposes (see ISO 9296[3]).

NOTE 2 The sound power levels and emission sound pressure levels obtained are not intended to be considered as installation noise immission levels; however, they can be used for installation planning (see ECMA TR/27[11]).

If sound power levels obtained are determined for a number of functional units of the same production series, they can be used to determine a statistical value for that production series (see ISO 9296[3]).

Replaced standards (1)
NF EN ISO 7779
November 2010
Standard Cancelled
Acoustics - Measurement of airborne noise emitted by information technology and telecommunications equipment

<p>ISO 7779:2010 specifies procedures for measuring and reporting the noise emission of information technology and telecommunications equipment.</p> <p>The basic emission quantity is the A-weighted sound power level which may be used for comparing equipment of the same type but from different manufacturers, or for comparing different equipment.</p> <p>Three basic noise emission standards for determination of the sound power levels are specified in ISO 7779:2010 in order to avoid undue restriction on existing facilities and experience. ISO 3741 specifies comparison measurements in a reverberation test room; ISO 3744 and ISO 3745 specify measurements in an essentially free field over a reflecting plane. Any one of these three basic noise emission standards can be selected and used exclusively in accordance with ISO 7779:2010 when determining sound power levels of a machine.</p> <p>The A-weighted sound power level is supplemented by the A-weighted emission sound pressure level determined at the operator position(s) or the bystander positions, based on basic noise emission standard ISO 11201. This sound pressure level is not a worker's immission rating level, but it can assist in identifying any potential problems that could cause annoyance, activity interference, or hearing damage to operators and bystanders.</p> <p>Methods for determination of whether the noise emission includes prominent discrete tones or is impulsive in character are specified in annexes.</p> <p>ISO 7779:2010 is suitable for type tests and provides methods for manufacturers and testing laboratories to obtain comparable results.</p> <p>The methods specified in ISO 7779:2010 allow the determination of noise emission levels for a functional unit tested individually.</p> <p>The procedures apply to equipment which emits broadband noise, narrowband noise and noise which contains discrete-frequency components, or impulsive noise.</p> <p>The sound power and emission sound pressure levels obtained can serve noise emission declaration and comparison purposes (see ISO 9296).</p> <p>If sound power levels obtained are determined for a number of functional units of the same production series, they can be used to determine a statistical value for that production series (see ISO 9296).</p>

Table of contents
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  • Avant-propos
  • 1 Domaine d'application
  • 2 Références normatives
  • 3 Termes et définitions
  • 4 Exigences de conformité
  • 5 Conditions d'installation et de fonctionnement
  • 6 Méthode de détermination des niveaux de puissance acoustique des équipements en salles d'essai réverbérantes
  • 7 Méthode de détermination des niveaux de puissance acoustique de l'équipement dans des conditions approchant celles du champ libre au-dessus d'un plan réfléchissant
  • 8 Méthode de détermination des niveaux de pression acoustique d'émission aux positions définies d'opérateur et d'assistant
  • 9 Incertitude de mesure
  • 10 Informations à enregistrer et à consigner
  • Annexe A (normative) Accessoires d'essai
  • Annexe B (normative) Surfaces de mesurage
  • Annexe C (normative) Conditions d'installation et de fonctionnement pour les catégories spécifiques d'équipements
  • Annexe D (informative) Identification et évaluation des composantes tonales discrètes émergentes
  • Annexe E (informative) Informations de base sur la méthode précédemment utilisée pour la détection du bruit impulsionnel
  • Bibliographie
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