A Comprehensive Investigation of Noise Exposure in and Around an Integrated Iron and Steel Works

Pandya, G.H.; Dharmadhikari, D.M.

doi:10.1202/0002-8894(2002)063<0172:acione>2.0.co;2

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“…Both the noise more than 60 decibels causes serious concern. Motor vehicles are the main sources of urban noise emission contributing about 55% to the total noise (Banerjee et al, 2008;Pandya et al, 2002;). Noise pollution may lead to various long-term (chronic) and short-term (severe) effects on the health of the citizens (WHO 2012).…”

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Assessment of Noise Pollution in Udgir City of Latur Maharashtra

Narkhede

2023

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Today urbanization is one of the leading problem in the present days.Noise pollution causes health hazard to Human being. In urbanized areas major sources of noise pollution are traffic and construction activities.Noise levels were measured at selected locations in Udgir such as Shivaji chowk, Captain Chowk, Bidar gate, S.T. Colony and Udayagiri College area and the values were compared with standard values.It has been observed that the Noise level except udayagiri college , exceeds the values more than the prescribed guidelines of WHO and ISI. The noise level was observed highest at Shivaji chowk 110db and lowest at udayagiri College 45db. Noise is having adverse impact on the health of human being and environment, noise should be controlled. The conclusion drawn from the study is that the noise should be controlled at the source only by using technology. Key Words: Urbanization, noise, WHO, Technology, ISI

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Assessment of Noise Pollution in Udgir City of Latur Maharashtra

Narkhede

2023

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“…Amongst all the pollution problems, noise is considered as an important environmental issue. Motor vehicles are the main sources of urban noise emission contributing about 55% to the total noise (Banerjee et al, 2008;Pandya et al, 2002;Sinha et al, 2003). The growing vehicular population gives rise to noise pollution and associated health effects and can cause both short-term and longterm psychological and physiological disorders.…”

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Evaluation and Analysis of Environmental Noise Pollution in Seven Major Cities of India

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Sinha

Dahiya

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The paper describes the noise monitoring data acquired from the pilot project on the establishment of National Ambient Noise Monitoring Network (NANMN) across seven major cities in India for continuous noise monitoring throughout the year. The annual average Lday (06-22 h) and Lnight (22-06 h) values observed in year 2011-2014 for the 35 locations under study in which 14 locations are in commercial zone,5 in Industrial, 7 in residential and 9 in silence zones are described. The long-term noise monitoring shows that ambient noise levels have marginally increased for 29 sites (82.9%) since past four years. The present study is focused on evaluation and analysis of environmental noise pollution at 35 noise monitoring sites in seven major cities of India and shall be instrumental in planning for the noise abatement measures for controlling the noise pollution in these sites.

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A Comprehensive Investigation of Noise Exposure in and Around an Integrated Iron and Steel Works

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Assessment of Noise Pollution in Udgir City of Latur Maharashtra

Assessment of Noise Pollution in Udgir City of Latur Maharashtra

Evaluation and Analysis of Environmental Noise Pollution in Seven Major Cities of India

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