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    The document discusses the main sources and causes of sound pollution in 3 categories: 1) Noise from household equipment and kitchen appliances, 2) Traffic noise as the main source from vehicle exhaust systems, and 3) Construction noise from activities like pneumatic hammers, bulldozers, and pavement breakers needed to meet housing and infrastructure demands. The document provides examples for each category and concludes that while governments are making efforts to control noise pollution, individuals can also make efforts to reduce sound pollution.

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    The document discusses the main sources and causes of sound pollution in 3 categories: 1) Noise from household equipment and kitchen appliances, 2) Traffic noise as the main source from vehicle exhaust systems, and 3) Construction noise from activities like pneumatic hammers, bulldozers, and pavement breakers needed to meet housing and infrastructure demands. The document provides examples for each category and concludes that while governments are making efforts to control noise pollution, individuals can also make efforts to reduce sound pollution.

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    Sound Pollution

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    The document discusses the main sources and causes of sound pollution in 3 categories: 1) Noise from household equipment and kitchen appliances, 2) Traffic noise as the main source from vehicle exhaust systems, and 3) Construction noise from activities like pneumatic hammers, bulldozers, and pavement breakers needed to meet housing and infrastructure demands. The document provides examples for each category and concludes that while governments are making efforts to control noise pollution, individuals can also make efforts to reduce sound pollution.

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    Sound Pollution

    Iman Sahafzadeh

    1
    Sound pollution
    Noise definition

    Measuring unit
    very noisy – 120
    damage our
    ears – 100
    annoying
    Sound level – 80
    noisy – 60
    acceptable – 30
    quiet
    – 10
    – 0
    2
    Noise from Consumer appliance
    Household equipment

    Kitchen appliance

    3
    Examples for 1st point
    •Mixer grinder •Loud speakers
    •Vacuum •Music systems
    cleaner •Hair drier
    •Washing
    machine

    4
    Vehicles and Traffic Noise
    Traffic noise is the main source of noise pollution.

    The mains source of traffic noise are exhaust system

    of vehicle.

    5
    Examples for 2nd point
    Vehicle traffic

    Railway traffic

    Air traffic

    Population

    6
    Construction Noise
    To meet the demands of the basic necessity of living,
    the construction of buildings, highways and city
    streets causes a lot of noise.

    7
    Examples for 3rd point
    Pneumatic Pile drive Dump trucks
    hammers Bulldozers Pavement
    Air loaders breaker
    compressors

    8
    Summary
    Causes of sound pollution:
    I. Consumer appliance
    II. Vehicle and Traffic
    III. Construction

    9
    Conclusion
    Governments are making their efforts for controlling
    noise pollution.
    We can make individual effect.

    10
    References
    http://www.legalserviceindia.com
    http://lifestyle.iloveindia.com

    11
    Thanks for your
    attention

    12

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