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Hand-Held Pneumatic Blow Gun Sound Level Testing

Project Description

Acoustics Laboratory needed for sound level testing of a hand-held pneumatic blow gun. Sound level in dBA at inlet pressure of 100 psig compressed air, full flow at 3 feet from source.

Project Information

Number:22-01648

Industry:Firearms and Guns

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