Comprehensive Guide to Vibration Monitors, Sensors, Noise, and Dust Monitoring in Construction: Real-Time Analysis and Equipment Vibration monitoring in construction encompasses the use of advanced equipment and methodologies, such as PPV and RMS analysis, to assess and mitigate the impact of construction-related vibrations on structures and human comfort. By adhering to international and local standards, […]
Construction Vibration Monitoring Construction vibration monitoring involves measuring and analyzing vibrations generated by construction activities, with a focus on parameters like amplitude, frequency, duration, direction, and distribution of vibrational energy. It aims to prevent vibrations from exceeding safe limits, protecting structures and the environment. What is construction vibration monitoring? Construction vibration monitoring is the process […]
Whole-Body Vibrations Whole-body vibrations are mechanical vibrations that enter the human body in the frequency range of 0.1 to 80 Hz. A typical source of whole-body vibrations is vehicles, where vibrations are transferred to the human body via seats or floors. The whole-body vibration is a possible health hazard, especially after prolonged exposure. What is […]
Sound Energy: Definition, Characteristics, and Measurement Techniques Sound energy is a form of mechanical energy propagated through mediums such as air, water, or solids, emanating from the vibrations of an object and characterized by attributes like frequency, amplitude, and duration. It manifests in various forms, including audible sound within the frequency range perceivable by the […]
Occupational Noise Exposure Occupational noise exposure is commonly defined as the sound levels employees encounter during their regular work duties. Prolonged or repeated exposure can lead to hearing difficulties, reduced job performance, and broader safety concerns in various industries. Noise stands among the more significant workplace safety and health hazards because it directly affects communication, awareness […]
AI Noise Sources Identification Enhancing Urban Noise Management with SvanNET AI AI noise sources identification, utilizing advanced technologies like SvanNET AI, enhances urban noise management by accurately recognizing and categorizing various noise types, thereby enabling effective monitoring and targeted mitigation strategies. Combined with the cost-effective SV 303, which addresses the financial barrier for multipoint noise […]
Noise Directivity Improved Methods Of Noise Sources Identification Addressing the role of noise directivity in environmental noise monitoring, this study presents a comparative analysis of measurement site selection effects, illuminated by an unusual discovery: a dog’s bark perceived as originating from above a noise monitoring setup. This incident not only poses a humorous query regarding […]
Development Of Low-Cost Noise Monitoring Terminals (NMT) Based On MEMS Microphones The article shows and discusses an example of NMTs with MEMS microphone meeting class 1 by IEC 61672-1. The rapid development of MEMS microphones (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) in the last decade years made it possible to use them in noise measurement instrumentation meeting the IEC […]
Dosimeter A dosimeter is a portable measuring instrument that is worn on personal clothing. Usually, a dosimeter is attached to clothes with mounting clips, hence the popular name badge dosimeter. What is a dosimeter? A dosimeter is a portable device designed to measure cumulative exposure to physical agents like noise, vibration, or gases during a […]
Car Racing Noise: Can It Damage Your Hearing? How Many Decibels at the Race Track is Safe? Yes, car racing noise can indeed damage your hearing. The noise levels at events like NASCAR, F1, and MotoGP races often exceed 130 decibels, posing a significant risk to hearing health. How Many Decibels at the Race Track […]
Noise in schools Noise in schools can be a major stress factor for teachers, with almost 80% of educators reporting it as a significant concern. Chronic noise in schools can lead to various negative effects, including hearing damage, stress, fatigue, distraction, and increased blood pressure. What is noise in school? Noise in school refers to […]
The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 in the United Kingdom are modeled on the EU Noise Directive 2003/10/EC. The laws went into effect in April 2006 for most sectors. What is the The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005? The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 are a set of regulations […]
Noise at Work Noise at work can have adverse effects on employees’ health and productivity, and there are various regulations and measures in place to address and mitigate workplace noise. What is noise at work? Noise at work is an undesired or disruptive sound within a professional setting that may adversely affect workers’ health and […]
Urban Noise: Management of City Noise Urban noise, originating from sources like traffic, construction, and social events, poses significant public health risks, including stress, sleep disturbances, and cardiovascular diseases, necessitating effective monitoring and regulation. Urban noise management relies on advanced technologies and proactive policies, particularly within smart cities, to ensure healthier and quieter living environments. […]
HAVS – Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome HAVS Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome, also known as the Vibration White Finger (VWF), is a condition caused by extended occupational exposure to mechanical vibration. What is HAVS? HAVS (Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome) is an occupational disease caused by prolonged exposure to mechanical vibrations. HAVS is also called a vibration syndrome […]
