moshe,

there are, in fact, several acoustic standards.  I am not an expert in this 
area, however I am sure that a gentleman by the name of John Downs could 
answer all of your questions.  Here is his number:

John Downs
dB Sound Labs
(714) 248-9809
dB Sound Labs is located in San Juan, California.

Hope this helps!


 - Randy Flinders
  EMC Test Engineer
  Emulex Network Systems

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Hello again,

I happened to find acoustic noise limits in the IEC 1010-1 (lab equipment
safety). Do you
know of other standards \ directives with acoustic limits?
Are there standard ways of measurement? (sound power, sound pressure,
spectrum..)

thanks
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