Ensuring Acoustic Compliance in a Traffic Control Room
Reverberation time (RT60) plays a critical role in defining the acoustic quality of enclosed spaces. In environments like traffic control rooms—where operator focus is essential for public safety—acoustic performance must meet strict standards. This study presents a verification of acoustic parameters before and after adaptation works, ensuring that design goals were met and working conditions optimized.
The project was delivered by Budmal-Art Sp. z o.o., a company specializing in acoustic design and measurement since 1992. With extensive experience in executing complex acoustic projects, the team conducted the RT60 measurements as part of a broader adaptation initiative aimed at ensuring regulatory compliance and high acoustic comfort.
Challenge
Accurate RT60 Measurement According to PN EN ISO 3382 Standards
The key objective was to precisely determine the reverberation time in accordance with PN‑EN ISO 3382, validating the acoustic design of a traffic control room. This involved:
Ensuring acoustic compliance prior to project handover
Evaluating conditions before and after adaptation
Supporting optimal performance and speech intelligibility for system operators
Professional Equipment Ensures ISO Compliant RT60 Measurements
“Thanks to our knowledge, experience, and professional-grade instrumentation, we are able to deliver precision-tailored acoustic designs—from the first measurement to final verification.”
Budmal-Art Sp. z o.o. Team
Visualization of results
Result
RT60 values confirmed compliance with PN EN ISO 3382 standards
Acoustic improvements validated through pre and post adaptation comparison
High-quality data visualization and reporting supported final project approval
On-site feedback enabled rapid assessment and adjustments
RT60 Results
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