Everybody I have read a number of papers on noise measurement but am still unsure about the current standards we should apply when type testing industrial products for compliance with the Machinery Directive. The products will only be used indoors. Can you offer any advice? Furthermore, as part of our production quality control procedures we run products in a small sound chamber to identify those which may have mechanical defects. Thus we would like to be able to "extrapolate" the type test results to the production environment with the minimum of extra measurement but maximum accuracy. Can you offer any advice on what measurement techniques would enable us to do this?
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