| 英文摘要 |
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) have collaborated to address the need for mitigating underwater noise impacts on marine life and developing globally binding standards for marine ecosystem protection. This study examines procedures for measuring underwater radiation noise and ship vibration noise across various classification societies and international standards. It integrates measurements from ship cabin and engine room vibrations, dynamic and static underwater noise measurements, environmental noise assessments, and marine environmental parameter measurements. The analysis revealed underwater radiation noise at a signature frequency of 1717 Hz, with sound pressure levels exceeding maximum allowable levels for GL Pt6 Ch24 class notation under the 100 Hz frequency band. Additionally, vibration results indicated fundamental frequencies of 13Hz and 15Hz originating from the generator. Ship underwater noise and vibration measurements offer insights into main engine and auxiliary noise sources, facilitating monitoring for compliance with noise standards or informing ship improvement initiatives. Abnormal peak frequencies can assist in future noise diagnosis, ship identification, or noise reduction efforts. |