Russian Regulatory and Technical Documents On Noise Protection Design

Tsukernikov, Ilya; Shubin, Igor; Nevenchannaya, Tatiana

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“…The government of Russia now recognizes increased noise as one of the most dangerous and harmful threats for public health. Within the scope of a programme of smart city development the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Russian Federation implemented in 2017 two national standards for protecting people against noise at residential and public buildings [39]. The standards establish the methods for evaluation of noise sources in building elements, following ISO 717-1:2013 and ISO 717-2:2013, and three codes of rules for sound reduction of air heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems; sound insulation of enclosing structures of residential and public buildings; and protection from road traffic noise (except motorcycles) emitted in the vicinity of residential, public, and commercial buildings and recreational areas.…”

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Review of environmental noise policies and actions in 2017-2021

Schwela¹

2022

S. F. J. of Health

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This report provides a continuation of the review of environmental noise policies and economics in 2014-2016, presented at ICBEN 2017 and published in a previous issue of the South Florida Journal of Health. The report addresses the international progress on noise mitigation policies and strategies, best practices, and guidelines for environmental noise management. It focuses on developments in evidence and policy by international bodies and in selected countries. There is a considerable amount of new relevant documents on these topics in international organizations and in some countries since the last ICBEN Congress in 2017. Much of this progress was made in the European Union, the Russian Federation, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. Developing countries in Latin America, especially Chile, Costa Rica, Mexico, Paraguay, and Perú are increasingly committed to improve environmental noise policies. Also, China has continued to approach sustainable development goals with respect to noise challenges. Kazakhstan has started to address the noise problem by developing a code to mitigate noise-related impacts.

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Review of environmental noise policies and actions in 2017-2021

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2022

S. F. J. of Health

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Assessment of engineering equipment noise impact of agricultural enterprise on the adjacent residential building

Tikhomirov¹,

Schurova²,

Tsukernikov

et al. 2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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A significant source of increased noise in cities is the engineering and technological equipment of enterprises located in immediate vicinity of standardized objects. The expected noise levels from technological and ventilation equipment of an agricultural enterprise located in the city are estimated. A computer model of the territory under consideration is built using the software package “ARM Acoustics”. As the initial data, the results of field measurements were used. The calculation of the expected noise levels near the facades of residential buildings showed the excess of regulatory levels. It is shown the necessity to install noise screens not only near equipment located on the ground, but also near equipment installed on the roof of the industrial building. The calculation was carried out taking into account the location of the U - shaped screens, which provided effective protection against noise. To illustrate the effect obtained, maps of the spatial distribution of noise are constructed.

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Russian Regulatory and Technical Documents On Noise Protection Design

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Review of environmental noise policies and actions in 2017-2021

Review of environmental noise policies and actions in 2017-2021

Assessment of engineering equipment noise impact of agricultural enterprise on the adjacent residential building

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