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NOISE POLLUTION Noise Standards : Type of Area Night (dB) Day (dB) Sensitive 40 50 Residential 45 55 Commercial 55 65 Industrial 70 75 Noise : Noise is unwanted Sound . Sound is measured in terms of Sound Pressure Level (SPL) and expressed as decibel (dB) . SPL , L = 20 log10 (P/P0) where , P = pressure in Pa P0 = reference pressure ( 20 Pa ) Sound can be sensed by humans when Sound Pressure Pa Conversion Note : 1 bar = 105 Pa 1 bar = 105 Pa SPL at two positions :                                                     L2 = L1 – 20 log10 ( R2 / R1 )                                                        R1                                                                               R2 Equivalent Noise and Average Noise : A source (or sources) emitting different sounds at different time periods . Equivalent Noise , Leq = 10 log10 

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Population Forecasting Geometrical Increase Method Incremental Increase Method Water Supply Water Quality parameters (Primary) Sedimentation Tank Filter Disinfection Sewage Treatment Plant Primary Treatment Secondary Treatment Sewer Design Manning's Equation Air Pollution Concentration of Air Pollutants - ppm to ppb Lapse Rate - ALR , ELR Noise Pollution Noise Standards SPL , Equivalent Noise Solid Waste Management Municipal Solid Wastes (MSW)

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Hello all GATE (CIVIL ENGINEERING) Aspirants ! We all have one goal , GATE . For this we all do a lot of hard work , but lack at one point - Real GATE problems , that have the highest probability of occuring in the GATE exam. We engage ourselves in studying those lengthy theories that , though , are helpful to solve the numericals , but posses less marks in the GATE exam. We skip / forget or give less attention to master those numericals that impact our GATE score tremendously. So , to get a good score in less ( relatively less )  time , I have created this Blog CivilEngineeringTricks4All ( CET4A )  , where we'll be dealing with numericals (along with related theory and tricks) that are frequently asked or have greater probability of occuring in the GATE exam. All I need is your support and best wishes. Thanks