This work aims to discuss the noise emission of the twin screw compressor in different loadings and different condense and vaporized temperatures of refrigerant. The noise measurement and analysis by using the 1/3 octave band precision sound level meter is presented to identify the critical band of noise emission levels. Results show the sound pressure levels (SPLs) of the compressor under operation is basically in steady state, and the frequency bands between 630Hz and 2000Hz dominantly contribute to the overall SPLs for all operating conditions. There are no significant pure tone effect observed from 1/3 octave band spectrum. The compressor's SPLs generally increase with the increasing of loadings as well as the raising of condense temperatures. The lower loading that indicates the smaller flow rate results in the more contributions at low frequency bands. The raise of the difference between condense and vaporized temperatures for the refrigerant increases the fluctuation of refrigerant pressures and thus increase the SPLs of the compressor. This work demonstrates the noise characteristics of the twin screw compressor, in particular for the environmental concerns base on 1/3 octave band analysis. The further noise analysis by examining the noise spectra in linear frequency bands may be of interest to discriminate the paths and sources of the compressor noise.