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IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems, Vol. PAS-99,No. 3 May/June 1980 1021 ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF AUDIBLE NOISE FROM AC TRANSMISSION LINES: A PROPOSED METHOD David N. Keast, Senior Member, IEEE Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc. Cambridge, Massachusetts Abstract - A method is proposed for In this paper, we suggest a procedure for assessing the effects of audible noise caused assessing the impact of transmission-line by transmission line corona on residents audible noise to aid in the selection of a living near the line. The method employs a suitable design noise level. The procedure is procedure favored by the U.S. Environmental based upon an assessment method favored by the Protection Agency (EPA). It is based upon EPA, and ;utilizes the Annual Average community noise impact studies of familiar Day-Night Sound Level. sounds (i.e., traffic and aircraft noise), and We note at the outset that it is is as yet unverified for corona noise. impossible to predict whether any particular The method allows a quantitative individuals will be disturbed or annoyed by prediction of the percentage of the exposed noise. One can only say that, in the past, population that would be highly annoyed by people have, on the average, reacted in the noise, and a qualitative prediction of the certain ways to certain