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But the article says: "This limit happens to be about 194 decibels for a sound in Earth’s atmosphere." Therefore, wouldn't 220db be like -280°C? EDIT: Somewh
by josu 12y ago
But the article says:
"This limit happens to be about 194 decibels for a sound in Earth’s atmosphere."
Therefore, wouldn't 220db be like -280°C?
EDIT: Somewhat of an answer:
194.09(P) = 1 (ONE) AIR ATMOSPHERE = 14.6962 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH = 14.6962 P.S.I.= 1 ATM
SOUND WAVES DISTORT AND ARE NOW DEFINED AS SHOCK WAVES AND THEY BEGIN TO FOLLOW SHOCK WAVE BEHAVIOR. PARTICLE VELOCITY (BLAST WIND) = 590 FEET / SECOND = 180 METERS PER SECOND = 402 MILES PER HOUR. -REF.2.
Source: http://www.makeitlouder.com/Decibel%20Level%20Chart.txt http://www.makeitlouder.com/Decibel%20Level%20Chart.txt