ISO/TS 19425:2024

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 05 July 2024

Reciprocating internal combustion engines — Measurement method for air cleaners — Sound power level of combustion air inlet noise and insertion loss using sound pressure

ISO/TS 19425:2024 Files

English 23 Pages
Current Edition
OMR 67.55

ISO/TS 19425:2024 Scope

This document specifies the measurement method and requirements for combustion air inlet noise of air cleaners which are installed on reciprocating internal combustion engines, including laboratory measurement (engineering method and survey method) and site measurement (survey method).

This document applies to all air cleaners installed on reciprocating internal combustion engines (reciprocating internal combustion engine is referred to as engine hereafter, except for specific explanations) falling within the field of application of ISO 3046-1 and/or other air induction installation.

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