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§ 36.7 

Method for Free-Field Calibration of 
Laboratory Standard Microphones by 
the Reciprocity Technique, edition 1.0, 
1995 (IEC 61094–3) IBR approved for ap-
pendix A to part 36. 

(6) Publication No. 61094–4, Measure-

ment Microphones—Part 4: Specifica-
tions for Working Standard Micro-
phones, edition 1.0, 1995, (IEC 61094–4) 
IBR approved for appendix A to part 36. 

(7) Publication No. 61260, 

Electroacoustics-Octave-Band and 
Fractional-Octave-Band Filters, edi-
tion 1.0, 1995, (IEC 61260), IBR approved 
for appendix A to part 36. 

(8) Publication No, 60942, 

Electroacoustics-Sound Calibrators, 
edition 2.0, 1997, (IEC 60942) IBR ap-
proved for appendix A to part 36. 

(d) Society of Automotive Engineers, 

Inc. (SAE), 400 Commonwealth Drive, 
Warrentown, PA 15096, 

http:// 

www.sae.org/pubs/. 

(1) ARP 866A, Standard Values at At-

mospheric Absorption as a Function of 
Temperature and Humidity for use in 
Evaluating Aircraft Flyover Noise, 
March 15, 1975, IBR approved for appen-
dix H to part 36. 

(2) [Reserved] 

[Doc. No. FAA–2015–3782, Amdt. No. 36–31, 82 
FR 46129, Oct. 4, 2017] 

§ 36.7

Acoustical change: Transport 

category large airplanes and jet air-
planes. 

(a) 

Applicability. 

This section applies 

to all transport category large air-
planes and jet airplanes for which an 
acoustical change approval is applied 
for under § 21.93(b) of this chapter. 

(b) 

General requirements. 

Except as 

otherwise specifically provided, for 
each airplane covered by this section, 
the acoustical change approval require-
ments are as follows: 

(1) In showing compliance, noise lev-

els must be measured and evaluated in 
accordance with the applicable proce-
dures and conditions prescribed in Ap-
pendix A of this part. 

(2) Compliance with the noise limits 

prescribed in section B36.5 of appendix 
B must be shown in accordance with 
the applicable provisions of sections 
B36.7 and B36.8 of appendix B of this 
part. 

(c) 

Stage 1 airplanes. 

For each Stage 1 

airplane prior to the change in type de-

sign, in addition to the provisions of 
paragraph (b) of this section, the fol-
lowing apply: 

(1) If an airplane is a Stage 1 airplane 

prior to the change in type design, it 
may not, after the change in type de-
sign, exceed the noise levels created 
prior to the change in type design. The 
tradeoff provisions of section B36.6 of 
appendix B of this part may not be 
used to increase the Stage 1 noise lev-
els, unless the aircraft qualifies as a 
Stage 2 airplane. 

(2) In addition, for an airplane for 

which application is made after Sep-
tember 17, 1971— 

(i) There may be no reduction in 

power or thrust below the highest air-
worthiness approved power or thrust, 
during the tests conducted before and 
after the change in type design; and 

(ii) During the flyover and lateral 

noise tests conducted before the change 
in type design, the quietest airworthi-
ness approved configuration available 
for the highest approved takeoff weight 
must be used. 

(d) 

Stage 2 airplanes. 

If an airplane is 

a Stage 2 airplane prior to the change 
in type design, the following apply, in 
addition to the provisions of paragraph 
(b) of this section: 

(1) 

Airplanes with high bypass ratio jet 

engines. 

For an airplane that has jet 

engines with a bypass ratio of 2 or 
more before a change in type design— 

(i) The airplane, after the change in 

type design, may not exceed either (A) 
each Stage 3 noise limit by more than 
3 EPNdB, or (B) each Stage 2 noise 
limit, whichever is lower: 

(ii) The tradeoff provisions of section 

B36.6 of appendix B of this part may be 
used in determining compliance under 
this paragraph with respect to the 
Stage 2 noise limit or to the Stage 3 
plus 3 EPNdB noise limits, as applica-
ble; and 

(iii) During the flyover and lateral 

noise test conducted before the change 
in type design, the quietest airworthi-
ness approved configuration available 
for the highest approved takeoff weight 
must be used. 

(2) 

Airplanes that do not have high by-

pass ratio jet engines. 

For an airplane 

that does not have jet engines with a 
bypass ratio of 2 or more before a 
change in type design— 

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