Noise Pollution

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All sources of noise are natural. Noise is otherwise defined as soundwaves, which vibrate through matter until they reach your eardrums and the energy used to cause the vibrations is translated into noise by your brain -the pitch is determined by the frequency of the vibrations-. Anyway, it does not matter how the soundwaves are created, it is all natural. You cannot create synthetic noises as far as the physics are concerned.

There is this, which is more subtle: Proverbs 27:14: If a man loudly blesses his neighbor early in the morning, it will be taken as a curse.

there are many possibilities for noises such as these. you have to think to yourself what changes with temperature because that is what happens when the car WARMS up. so you could have a belt squeal or the wrong weight of oil causing improper lubrication at lower temperatures or low oil or even the bearings in one of the accessory drives such as the alternator, a c, or power steering units could make more noise when cold and less when they warm up. you must investigate and give further details for a proper answer.

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Usually that noise is caused by a slipping serpentine belt. When you first start, the alternator is creating a lot of extra electrical power to recharge the battery. During that time the alternator is more difficult to turn and if the belt is even slightly loose or the tensioner is marginal, it will make that terrible noise.

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A noise pocket refers to a localized area where sound levels are significantly elevated compared to surrounding environments. This phenomenon can occur due to various factors, such as the presence of machinery, traffic, or specific architectural features that amplify sound. Noise pockets can impact the comfort and well-being of individuals nearby, making them an important consideration in urban planning and noise mitigation efforts.

This is caused by using a low grade fuel. (85 or 87) Try using a higher grade something around 90 or 95 Mid grade or Premium.

In order to answer your question you need to fully understand what "Knock Retard" is and what effect this has on your engine. Check out the following website about "Knock Reduction" and what to do about it. http://www.oqcgp.com/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=31 Hope this helps. "G"

Short of building a recording studio-like room, there is not much you can do to stop bass frequencies from coming through a wall, as the low-end vibrations are particularly hard to silence. An extra layer of drywall hung on special sound isolation channel might help, but then there are the windows and the floor to deal with, and by the time they are dealt with the whole sound-proofing project can become very expensive. It may be better to go over to the neighbor's house and simply ask them to turn down the volume. Of course, another option is to turn up the volume on your stereo, but that would not be neither polite nor neighborly.

Turning off your hearing aid works as well.

A working model of a windmill is easy to construct from popsicle sticks. Simply place four popsicle sticks across each other at angles. Then put a nail through the middle of the sticks to attach them all together making the hole a little bigger than needed. Attach to a base.

A noise detector is a device to use in detecting noise in a certain area or room. Detection device can be set or program accordingly to a desired level of noise or decibels (db) to activate the alarm for the detector,

Yes, it does, it distracts the brain from the task at hand. I did a science experiment, and most of my test subjects got a mild headache after threading a needle while listening to Nyan Cat (LOVE HIM!) I would DEFINITELY recommend this science experiment, it is VERY enjoyable!!!

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This is not necessary, mice spend lots of time grooming themselves and each other. The only time I would consider bathing my mice would be if one of them escaped from the cage and got soiled with something like oil or mud.

your valvetrain most likely has ro much play in it take it to the shop have them adjust it its like fifty bucks

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Improper engine timing usually

Could also be leaking / damaged intake valve(s)

or on an older engine with a carburetor if the accelerator pump is bad it will spit back when throttled up quickly

yes its true!

I have a 02 Sedona and I think I'm getting the same noise. It happens when you are driving and it sounds kind of like one of those slide whistles. I think it only happens when the A/C is on so that leads me to believe it is a vent or something that automatically opens and closes. Or maybe it's a ghost.

i also have an 04 sedona, and i frequently get noise which seems to come from the a/c heater motor.

I had that problem also on my 2004 Sedona EX and had it repaired at dealer. They replaced the rear AC purge/evaporator. Thank god for the warranty! They told me the noise complaints are similar to a ghost, siren, or motorcyle accellerating noise.

Appropriate protection from loud noises includes the use of earplugs or earmuffs designed to reduce sound levels. These devices can help prevent hearing damage in environments with high noise exposure, such as construction sites or concerts. Additionally, implementing soundproofing measures in workspaces or living areas can further minimize noise impact. Regular breaks from loud environments can also help protect hearing health.

A noise permit allows you to extend the normals times that your city will allow loud noises. An average noise permit will grant you 2 extra hours, depending on the day, to exceed the noise limit that your city has established for that time period. Every city and county is different, check with your local police station to find out more information on your city laws or to apply for one.