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<strong>D5</strong> <strong>Annex</strong> <strong>WP</strong> 3: DATABASE METHODOLOGY AND DATABASE USER MANUAL – FREIGHT TRANSPORT DEMAND<br />

Indicator Compilation Template No. 16<br />

Ref. 2.3.3<br />

Definition<br />

<strong>ETIS</strong> Glossary<br />

Computation Method (Formula)<br />

Noise levels generated by rail transport + corresponding unit cost<br />

Noise generate by a link in Watt/ Exposure to over a specific noise level in dB<br />

COMMUTE<br />

· sound intensity = sound power per metre/(p x d)<br />

· sound pressure = square root (sound intensity x 415)<br />

· sound pressure level = 20 x log(sound pressure/0.00002)<br />

· link sound power= number of vehicles*corrected source sound power<br />

· corrected sound power= reference sound power per vehicle per hour*tread break correction factor* disc brake correction factor<br />

+ Corresponding unit cost from UNITE?<br />

RECORDIT<br />

for freight transport<br />

Variable definition<br />

Variable computation method<br />

Directly from a database or agreed<br />

classifications/nomenclatures<br />

Output of the model<br />

Method variable V1 n. of disc braked passenger trains *<br />

Method variable V2 p­ percentage of freight trains *<br />

Method variable V3<br />

reference sound power per hour<br />

Method variable V4 number of diesel and electric locomotives per hour *<br />

Method variable V5 speed *<br />

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27 may 2004

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