OS GSO ISO/TR 22520:2013
ISO/TR 22520:2005
Omani Standard
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Approved on
31 December 2013
Portable hand-held forestry machines -- A-weighted emission sound pressure levels at the operator's station -- Comparative data in 2002
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OS GSO ISO/TR 22520:2013 Scope
ISO/TR 22520:2005 provides comparative data, obtained from various manufacturers and other official sources, for the year 2002, on the A-weighted emission sound pressure levels of portable hand-held forestry machinery. It is applicable to chain saws (for which the existing emission sound pressure levels were for the full range of engine sizes) and to grass-trimmers and brush-cutters. International Standards ISO 11681-1, ISO 11681-2 and ISO 11806 require that these machines be designed to generate noise levels as low as practicable, based on the existing noise emission data, and ISO/TR 22520 is intended to assist in determining compliance with that requirement.
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