Noise emission directive
2000/14/EC (Noise, emission, in, the, environment, by, equipment, for, outdoors) outdoor equipment, noise, radiation, Noise, emission, the, environment, by, in, equipment, for, outdoors in the environment
Noise, CE certification, development, update process
The noise emission directive for outdoor equipment was promulgated by the European Parliament and the European Union in July 3, 2000, directive No. 2000/14/EC. The purpose of the directive is to coordinate the national standards of member countries on the setting of noise emission limits, as well as the product labeling requirements during the production phase.
Starting in January 3, 2002, all outdoor equipment that has been marketed or put into use must meet the requirements of the directive. After January 3, 2002, any product that does not meet the instruction requirements will be prohibited from being sold or recalled in the EU market.
In October 29, 2010, the EU held in Brussels for the theme of "Towards a greater awareness of low-noise outdoor machinery" noise seminar, in order to improve the protection of the environment noise, the development of low noise machinery market, experts and representatives of EU governments and the noise field of attending the meeting agreed to 57 products prescribed Noise Directive 2001/14/EC twelfth and the thirteenth chapter the noise must be fully meet the requirements of the directive, it can be put into the EU market sale and use.
Noise CE certification directive - Requirements
This directive applies only to the list of machinery and equipment covered in Clause twelfth and thirteenth and does not apply to all machinery and equipment for outdoor use. Any mechanical equipment involved in terms of 12 prior to the delivery or use of market sales, manufacturer or its authorized representative in the EU must be in accordance with the conformity assessment procedures to review the product.
This directive applies to the need for noise emission measures and the installation of 57 types of outdoor equipment to display noise level labels on each machine. In addition, the directive sets the noise limit for 22 of the 57 types of noise, and requires an EU announcement body for equipment with a noise margin.
They include:
Transport hoist for cargo (ignition engine drive)
The compaction machine (only vibratory roller and non vibration roller, vibration plate and vibration rammer)
Compressor (< 350kW)
Hand held concrete brakes and picks
Building winch (ignition engine driver)
Bulldozer (< 500kW)
Tipping over (< 500kW)
Hydraulic or rope excavator (< 500kW)
Backhoe loader (< 500kW)
- grader (< 500kW)
Hydraulic power supply
• a load packed compactor (500kW) with a bucket
Lawn mower (excluding agricultural or forestry equipment, multi-function equipment, and main motor transmission parts with power exceeding 20kW)
Lawn trimmer / lawn trimmer
Internal combustion engine driven balanced lift trucks - other than balanced lifts with a power rating of not more than 10 metric tons
Loader (< 500kW)
Mobile crane
Electric cultivator (< 3KW)
Road repair device (except for interior trimmer with high pressure solid model)
Power generator (< 400KW)
Tower crane
Welding generator
Primary authentication mode
• internal production control, plus technical documentation review, and periodic review procedures. See Appendix 4 for details
A review procedure, see Appendix 7 for details
Comprehensive quality assurance procedures referred to in Appendix 8
Any mechanical equipment involved in Clause 13 prior to the delivery or use of market sales, manufacturers in the EU or its authorized representative must conduct internal production control according to the instructions in Appendix 5 requirements for each type of equipment.
Review of technical documents
The Directive requires enterprises to develop technical structure documents. We will review the technical documentation as required by the instructions and make the necessary improvement requirements.
Supervision Review
Ensure continuous compliance of the manufacturer's products.
