Reduction of the noise impact of an industrial site

Reducing the noise impact of an industrial site is a major concern, both in terms of preventing nuisances that could be caused by excessive noise levels, and in terms of corrective actions, when they are required (designers, equipment suppliers and operators are interested parties in this issue).

With regard to the interior of the site, a major challenge is to protect employees and external personnel passing through (visitors, service providers) from the risks of hearing trauma that can cause...

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Reduction of exposure to industrial noise

Reducing exposure to industrial noise primarily concerns two communities, separated by a property boundary:

  • workers, with regard to their health. In this matter, European Directive 2003/10/EC (which can be considered a reference document beyond the geographical scope of the Member States) sets the limits of sound levels for the prevention of deterioration of hearing abilities (this is also beneficial with regard to the prevention of accidents at work which could be caused - in the case of...

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Construction of a semi-anechoic room for acoustics R&D

In the automotive sector, as in many other sectors, sufficiently silent components, e.g. electromechanical, contribute to quality end products in a competitive market, in this case that of land vehicles, for which technological advantages count, when a buyer makes a choice taking into account criteria related to his comfort (brands must compete in ingenuity to stand out). Research and Development (R&D) work in acoustics is then essential to develop equipment whose noise is limited to meet...

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