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Orono_Route_Permit_Application - Docket # W002/TL-11-223
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Table 11 <br />Calculated Audible Noise (dBA) for Proposed <br />Transmission Line Design <br />(3.28 feet above ground) <br />Note: Noise calculations done using the EPRI Enviro software and the BPA standard method of calculation. <br />The noise generated from the transmission line is not expected to exceed background noise levels <br />and will, therefore, not be audible at any receptor location. Transmission conductors and <br />transformers at substations can produce noise when it is foggy, damp, or rainy, including a subtle <br />cracking or humming noise. Any audible noise will be well below the MPCA noise standards <br />established for NAC 1, as shown in Tables 10 and 11 above. <br />Transformer Substation Noise <br />Transformer "hum" is the dominant noise source at substations. Transformer hum is caused by <br />magnetostrictive forces within the core of the transformer. These magnetic forces cause the core <br />laminations to expand and contract, creating vibration and sound at a frequency of 100Hz (twice the <br />a.c. mains frequency), and at multiples of 100Hz (harmonics). Typically, the noise level does not <br />vary with transformer load, as the core is magnetically saturated and cannot produce any more noise. <br />Generally, activity -related noise levels during the operation and maintenance of substations and <br />transmission lines are minimal. <br />The nearest occupied structures to the proposed Orono Substation and related transmission facilities <br />associated with the Project include two residences located approximately 220 feet to the south and <br />approximately 290 feet west (see Appendix B, Figure B-2). It is unlikely that substation noise will <br />be audible at these structures. <br />The proposed substation will be designed and constructed to comply with state noise standards <br />established by the MPCA <br />Mitigative Measures <br />The transmission lines and substation are designed and constructed to comply with state noise <br />standards established by the MPCA. Transmission line noise levels are not expected to exceed the <br />MPCA noise standards outside the right-of-way for all NACs. Likewise, substation noise will not <br />exceed applicable limits, including the MPCA noise limits. Therefore, no mitigation is proposed for <br />the audible noise generated by the proposed Project. <br />Orono Project June 7, 2011 <br />MPUC Docket No. E002/TL-11-223 44 <br />
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