A sound absorbent acoustic enclosure is also available for pumps used in noise sensitive areas.
What does NSA stand for?
NSA stands for Noise Sensitive Area
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- Nippon Software Industry Association (Japan)
- Nippon Steel Australia
- Nippon Supporters Association (Japan)
- Nippon Surfing Association (Japan)
- No Secrets Association
- No Significant Abnormalities (disease assessment)
- No Smoking Area
- No Strings Attached
- No Sugar Added
- Node Switching Assembly
- Non Semi Auto (concealed handgun license; Texas)
- Non Standard Ammunition (munitions)
- Non Standard Area (of a database)
- Non-Self-Aligned
- Non-Standard Analysis
- Non-Standard Auto (insurance)
- Non-State Actor (international relations)
- Non-surgical Sperm Aspiration
- Norcross Soccer Association (Georgia)
- Nordic Securities Association (est. 2008)
Samples in periodicals archive:
Because it added larger compressor facilities, FERC decided to impose a stricter noise standard, saying the noise of the compressor would have to be measured at the boundary of the compressor site instead of at the noise sensitive area (NSA), whose dimensions the company determines without any input from FERC in the case of blanket certificate projects.
Noise sensitive areas can also benefit from lower airplane noise levels enabled by Blended Winglets.
Once the aircraft is out of the noise sensitive area, the ejector shroud is translated forward, reducing drag and allowing the aircraft to climb out and cruise to its destination with minimum penalties.
A sound absorbent acoustic enclosure is also available for pumps used in noise sensitive areas.
WASHINGTON, May 11 /PRNewswire/ -- The use of existing and newly developed acoustics technology is a realistic alternative that could allow tourist flights to continue over pristine and noise sensitive areas of the world.
Once the aircraft is out of the noise sensitive area, the ejector shroud is translated forward, reducing drag and allowing the aircraft to climb out and cruise to its destination with minimum penalties.
Community leaders, environmentalists and journalists in Hawaii lauded the MD 520N during the tour, citing its quiet operation as a major benefit in noise sensitive areas.