6638 pts ยท January 8, 2015
22 year old engineering student in Ottawa, Canada!
Omg these are the comments I come to imgur for
So tindr where girls have to initiate a convo? That seems pretty weird. Also why would girl opt for that over tindr?
What is bumble?
He would make a good Martian Manhunter
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CHEERLEADERS. They were once...
I hate you so much for this comment that I secretly love you
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This is actually something that could come straight outta one of my nightmares
This was such a good monologue
The largest turbines in New Zealand are 106 dB. Looking at a 102 dB turbine, it is within background noise at 312 meters.
If you look at actual decibel measurements for different sized turbines, 10 km is a ridiculous distance to have over 40 dB.
There is actually quite a bit of research into expectations of sound with new developments. Particularly in New Zealand and Australia. (1/2)
Sounds like a management problem and not a problem with the technology itself. That sucks. Could you the neighbouring house record the event
Thanks!
In Canada (where I live) it's already regulation. But people who speak out against them shouldnt oppose the technology just the regulations.
Yeah if offshore is available that is definitely the preferable option, for capacity and land use.
You realize that the most efficient power plants in the world are around 60% and most in use are around 30%
You just don't build them next to homes..
They just have to be built outside of the audible range of homes.
There isn't one answer. You have to be diversified. Some countries need to rely on nuclear more than others.
That's not true, look at countries like Denmark. Hell Ontario has close to 10% wind energy and there isn't any offshore.
Do you have a point? Is there any form on energy generation that hasn't experienced accidents?
Skyscrapers and cats are more lethal than wind turbines
Wat
In Canada they can't be built close enough to homes to be audible.
In Canada there are regulations limiting wind turbine construction outside the audible range for homes.
I'm pretty sure for that to actually work they both have to facing the same direction
The people were bad but the cars were much better.
Omg these are the comments I come to imgur for
So tindr where girls have to initiate a convo? That seems pretty weird. Also why would girl opt for that over tindr?
What is bumble?
He would make a good Martian Manhunter
.
CHEERLEADERS. They were once...
I hate you so much for this comment that I secretly love you
Welcome to imgur where everything is reposted and the points don't matter
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII AM A MAN, A MAN OF CONSTANT SOOORROOOWWW
This is actually something that could come straight outta one of my nightmares
This was such a good monologue
The largest turbines in New Zealand are 106 dB. Looking at a 102 dB turbine, it is within background noise at 312 meters.
If you look at actual decibel measurements for different sized turbines, 10 km is a ridiculous distance to have over 40 dB.
There is actually quite a bit of research into expectations of sound with new developments. Particularly in New Zealand and Australia. (1/2)
Sounds like a management problem and not a problem with the technology itself. That sucks. Could you the neighbouring house record the event
Thanks!
In Canada (where I live) it's already regulation. But people who speak out against them shouldnt oppose the technology just the regulations.
Yeah if offshore is available that is definitely the preferable option, for capacity and land use.
You realize that the most efficient power plants in the world are around 60% and most in use are around 30%
You just don't build them next to homes..
They just have to be built outside of the audible range of homes.
There isn't one answer. You have to be diversified. Some countries need to rely on nuclear more than others.
That's not true, look at countries like Denmark. Hell Ontario has close to 10% wind energy and there isn't any offshore.
Do you have a point? Is there any form on energy generation that hasn't experienced accidents?
Skyscrapers and cats are more lethal than wind turbines
Wat
In Canada they can't be built close enough to homes to be audible.
In Canada there are regulations limiting wind turbine construction outside the audible range for homes.
I'm pretty sure for that to actually work they both have to facing the same direction
The people were bad but the cars were much better.